The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-07

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died here.
ringfield-Attacked by heart dis
ease as he was going for the days
mail, John Olson, farmer, fell from
his horse and died.
Minneapolis-The 1921 convention
Of Minnesota Christian Endeavor So
cieties will be conducted at North
field, June % to rs.
Canby-James Cummings of Max
well had both legs broken and suffered
conclusion of the brain when he was
caught in sand pit cavein.
ST. Paul-B. c. Smith, ST. Paul, was
appointed statistician of the railroad
and warehouse commission. The ap-
pointment becomes effective at once.
Brainerd-As the result of the ac-
cidental discharge of a shotgun, Her
man Schwartzkopf, aged Is years, had
all of the toes and parts of the RICH
foot blown off,
Redwood Falls-Fire originating
from the engine of an automobile COM
pletely destroyed the new private gar
age of J. C. Jackson together with two
new automobiles
Springfield-Edward J. Hanl, trav-
cling salesman, committed suicide in
Sleepy Eye hotel, according to word
received here. The body was taken to
Minneapolis for burial.
Falling 80 feet from a
bridge into creek, Richard Toomey
received several broken ribs and
bruises and was saved from further in
jury when the thin ice broke his fall.
Duluth-Mrs. Mary Walsh Connolly,
police matron, will be Duluth's first pa
trolwoman, announcement of her ap-
pointment to that position having been
made by Chief of Police Warren E.
Pugh.
Duluth-William Van Horn, %
years old, formerly of Marble, Mimi,
fell 60 feet to his death while working
on the ore docks of the Duluth, Miss
abe & Northern railroad, in the West
End lake.
Hendricks-The board of education
of Hendricks is discussing plans for
the eerction of new public school
building to take the place of the two
structures destroyed by fire a few
weeks ago.
Hastings-Probe into the county
treasury shortage of $4,000 will be con-
tinued by special corps of public &C
countants from ST. Paul. Joseph Kane,
missing assistant treasurer, has not yet
been located.
Minneapolis-Veter of ma
tional reputation are on the program
for the Twenty-fourth annual conven-
tion of the Minnesota State Veterinary
association, at the Radisson hotel,
January Is and IA.
Duluth-The Duluth Herald has
been sold to M. F. Hanson, general
manager of the Philadelphia Record
and Paul Block of New York, accord
ing to announcement by A. c. Weiss.
former publisher of the paper.
-Minnesota's winter resort
weather took on another phase when
well developed rainbow, equal to any
seen here during the months usually
spoken of as summer months was wit
messed here. The temperature was
IL degrees above zero.
ST. Shipment of iron ore from
Minnesota's state owned mines in the
northern part of the state aggregated
5,907,SS9 tons in 1920, according to
]. P. Funk, chief mineral clerk, in the
office of j. o. A. Preus, state auditor.
This brings total tonnage of iron ore
shipped from the state owned mines,
since operations were started to 35,-
429 ,401 TONS
Edgerton-It took Minnesota man.
Jake VanDyke of Edgerton, to show
the corn pickers of Missouri just how
much corn a good picker gould gather
in an hours time. VanDyke's feat of
picking 28k bushels of corn in the
allotted hour carried off first honors
for him in the corn picking contest
in Missouri and he was awarded the
grand prize of $4,000.
Crookston = Wholesalers, railroads
and the state fair board will send rep
resentatives to the annual meeting of
the Northern Minnesota Editorial as
ISOLATION which meets here Jan. 20
to %. The various advertisers and
publicity agencies are asked to attend
the melting to evolve better business
methods, greater cooperation and
more effective public service through
the country newspapers.
Morris-At meeting of the execu.
tive committee of the Stevens County
Farm bureau of the following resolu-
tion passed: 1--WE consider that the
cooperative marketing bill as amend
ed in the senate is of no value to the
interests of agriculture, and we de-
mand that the senate accept the bill
as passed by the house." This resolu-
tion was wired to Senator Knute Mel
son, Representative A. j. Volstead
and Senator Grey Silver of the Ameri-
can Farm Bureau federation office.
st. Paul-Medical officers who par
ticipated in the world war will hold
big reunion in st. Paul on the eve
ming of January 18th, preliminary
steps toward calling the meeting and
getting the former medical officers to-
gether having been taken by num-
Der of Twin City medical officers at
meeting held here recently. This
meeting will come during Clinic Week,
which is to be held in st. Paul from
January 10th to 18th, and it is expect
ed that practically every medical Off.
GERS in the Northwest will attend.
st. Paul-Five minutes before he
was to meet federal prohibition agents
and lead them to place where he
averred liquor was for sale, D. W. AL
colt of Dickens, Iowa, was arrested
for passing fraudulent check for