The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-03-25

officers who have been quartered in
the county jail have moved into the
new structure.
Hastings Mayor L. c. Hodgson OF
| St. Paul was principal speaker at st.
Patrick's day ceremonies here. The
affair was under the auspices of the
Pensioners of the Guardian Angel
church.
Blooming Prairie-The Blooming
Prairie corn testing association has
been formed here with B. w. Brud-
wick as president; C. Ditlevson, vice
president, and e. o. Habberstad secre-
tary-treasurer
Duluth-Fred ]. Voss, SO years old,
for "a years in the service of the city
of Duluth, is dead. At the time of his
death Mr.. Voss was commissioner OF
| finance, an office he had held continu-
ously for 80 years.
Fergus Falls-The Oslo Trading
company, mercantile concern OF Os-
10, Mimi, filed bankruptcy petition
in the United States court here, plac-
ing its assets at $128, 30S.60 and its liza
bilities at $102, 1884
Mantorville vote Of 164 to 10
at special school election, school
bonds of $4,000 were approved. A
new grade building will be erected
this summer. This is in addition to
| SAL 900 voted last April
| st. Paul-Patrolman ]. NJ. Millette
is prisoner at Central station charged
with manufacturing and selling moon
shine liquor as result Of raid on
his home at COL Desota street, by
squad of fellow policemen.
| Hibbing-A birth for every day Of
the month to date is the record made
in Hibbing, according to vital statis-
tics published. Records at the city
hall showed II births in Hibbing, Of
which IL are girls and boys.
| Minneapolis-Fur valued at $4,000
by the owner were taken from the fur
store of James Orenstein, 1924 Nicol-
let avenue, last night, by burglar who
broke window and opened an iron
gate guarding the show window.
| Owatonna-After slump which ex-
tended over six months period, Steele
county real estate deals showed normal
activity the last week, involving more
than $4,000, according to records
filed at the office of the county register
| of deeds.
Medford-Bids will be opened for
the construction of Medford's new
| 100000 consolidated school build
ing, March 31st Work of wrecking
the old building, which recently was
partly destroyed by fire, already is I'M
der way
| Waseca-Lightning struck the Arm
| strong Wholesale Grocery and Cigar
company plant when an electric storm
| visited this section Of the state, and
| caused damage estimated at $4,000.
A residence also was damaged slightly
| by lightning
| Montevideo-The dairy cow is as
good friend as the farmer has, in
the opinion of John A. Johnson, dairy
man. Mr.. Johnson, according to his
reports, received $11,832.33 from one
creamery during the last year from
the sale of his cream
Moorhead-A suit to determine the
interest of three sisters in Danielson
1 ID Oo. ldi ACdl dloO thC
brothers and their grantees and credi-
tors, will be tried before Judge Will
| liam l.. Parsons Of Fergus Falls in the
| Clay county district court.
Hampton-R. H. Miles, mayor of the
village, was arrested for violation Of
| the prohibition laws. Ten gallons Of
moonshine and several cases of ex-
tract are alleged to have been found
| in his restaurant. The arrest was
made by federal inspector.
Mountain Lake-After winning every
game this season, % in row, the st.
Paul Stars were decisively beaten by
| the Mountain Lake basketball team
| here, 81 to 10, the larger locals having
an easy time outclassing the secondary
division luminaries from St Paul.
Baudette-More than 800 deer have
been killed and devoured by wolves in
| the Lake of the Woods territory this
| winter, according to residents of that
section. The wolves, trappers who have
read the signs of the trail say, have
! shown fiendish cunning in trapping
| their victims.
Chisholm-News that the silver
| trophy for the best samples of potatoes
at the annual show at st. Paul recently
had been awarded Chisholm, was re-
ceived in a letter from the secretary
of the Minnesota Crop Improvement as
ISOLATION. The letter was addressed to
Tony Glowaski, school farm superin-
| tendent.
Moorhead-The Clay county coro-
ner's jury which viewed the exhumed
body of vergil N. Terrill, Clay county,
who was found damned into an air
| tight stove on January 18th, to deter
mine whether he was murdered or
committed suicide. took adjournment
for four days. No specific action was
taken toward establishing new conclu.
sions.
Northfield-M Minneapolis Central won
| the state basketball championship by
| winning from New Ulm in the final
game of the state high school tourna-
| ment held at Carleton College. The
| final score was 10 to Is. Minneapolis
Central received for its permanent pos
session silver basketball of the regu-
lation size. The cup for the team dis
playing the best craftsmanship and
best appearance was awarded to Hib-
| bling.
st. Paul-James F. Maloney, for
years one of the most picturesque fig
| ures in ST. Pauls political life, at one
time president Of the city common
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