The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-08-19
NEWS OF STATE
TERSELY TOLD
Recent Happenings in Minnesota
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
ENTIRE FIELD COVERED
News Of Events In Gopher State
Gathered From Many Different
Sources and Arranged In
Crisp Readable Form.

on the black crows of Redwood county
Game Warden j. A. Johnson will lead
the crow hunters.
Canby-Rev Omer Brenne of Blue
Earth has accepted call to become
pastor of the English Lutheran church
here and will begin his duties Oct. q
Oliyia-On a charge of transporting
liquor A. W. Lynch, of Minneapolis,
was given 60 day jail sentence and
C. A. Baker of Sioux City, was fined
5000 for selling liquor.
Winona-Charles Shapero and three
children, aged to years, narrowly
they were riding was struck by an
automobile driven by Edward Katsban
Of this city.
st. Paddock Malone, pugilist. who
| was arrested on complaint of the Roch.
ester police, in connection with the
theft of an automobile, has been re-
leased and cleared of all connection
with the theft.
Minneapolis-Ge George L. Dingman
former assistant state dairy and food
commissioner, and once member of
the state legislature, is dead. He suf-
fered a stroke of apoplexy, from which
he failed to rally.
Worthington-H G.. Zavoral, coun-
ty agent of Mobiles county, will resign
to accept the position of livestock spe-
cialist for the extension department
of the agricultural bureau and will
have headquarters in st. Paul.
Duluth-Judgments totalling $685.
698S3 in favor of two farmers, Charles
Lans and A. r. Peterson, victims of
the 1913 forest fires, were entered in
district court here against the United
States Railroad administration.
Minneapolis Stamp collection to-
falling 100000 in value were exhibited
at the convention of the Society of
Philatelic Americans at the Curtis ho-
tel. This as the value put upon the
combined collectio.- of all delegates by
c. w. Xissinger, president of the So
ciety.
ochester-Walter Johnson, far
mer living near Eyota, narrowly es-
capped death when attacked by bull.
Johnson's shepard dog succeeded in
attracting the attention of the animal
and gave Johnson a chance to make
his escape. He was badly bruised but
will recover.
Breckenridge-R Robbers entered the
office of the treasurer of Wilkin coun-
ty, blew the safe and strong box and
escaped with sos in currency, County
Treasurer D. o. Matthews learned
today when the office was opened. A
small bottle containing nitro-glycerin
was found by Sheriff James Fitzger-
aid.
Fairmont-Ray Shieffelt, aviator
from Pomeroy, Iowa, narrowly escap-
ed death when an airplane in which
he was performing stunts, turned SON.
ersaults when he SKINNED the waters
of Silver Lake, 10 miles south of here,
and sank in 25 feet of water. He re-
ceived cuts and bruises but was no.
seriously injured.
st. Paul-Of the 17S,47S farms list
ed in Minnesota by the federal census
for 1920, 1874 were operated ny
their owners, 1886 by managers and
44,13S by tenants, according to CEN
/ SuS DullCLlu. vi LnC 1dl III ONAAOA .,
112,1O4 were classed as full owners,
while 1864 were part owners, hiring
land in addition to their own holdings.
st. Paul--The Minnesota Veteran
Cavalry association, composed Of
Brackets Battalion, the First Mime
sofa Mounted Rangers, Hatch's indie
| pendent Battalion and the Second Min
nesota Cavalry, will conduct its 18th
annual reunion in the old soldiers tent,
next to the old settlers cabin, on the
State Fair grounds at 10 a. m. Sept. Z.
st. Paul-Twenty-five boy scout ex-
ecutives, chiefly from ST. Paul and
| Minneapolis, with others from Stillwa-
ter, Winona, Faribault, Anoka, Austin,
Bird Island, Norwood, and other
towns, have just finished two weeks
| intensive training at the state univer-
sity's school of forestry in Itasca state
park. F. r. Neibel, Scout executive
for st. Paul, was in charge of the
camp.
Rochester-Two prisoners escaped
from the county Jail here. The men
were Lloyd Randolph, arrested in Wi
mona a few weeks ago and brought
here to answer to a charge of passing
| worthless checks, as well as being
wanted in various other. southern Min
nesota cities, and Marion Bright, local
man, held on a charge of stealing a
! grip from travelling salesman con-
tanning $500.
Fergus Falls-Because the Fergus
Falls school district is running short
/ of funds, the secretary of the board Of
| education suggests that the physical
training, manual training, commercial
! department, the home economics de-
! partment, and the music departments,
| be discontinued and that the schools
/ of the city discontinue the services Of
school nurse.
Waseca-Plans are being made by
attorneys here for the entertainment
of the Southeastern Minnesota Bar as
ISOLATION Aug. 25. More than It's at
torneys are expected to attend from
this section.
st. Paul-0tto a. Reminder, manager
/ of the Reminder Brewing company of
Red Wing, has been held to the fed
/ eral grand jury, which meets in st.
Paul, Dec. 6, and his brewmaster, John
Stark, said he would waive examinar
ton when arraigned. Remler had a
hearing before Francis B. Tiffany, Uni
ted States commissioner.
Wheaton Andrew Att1eson, ma
chinery and implement dealer, was
found dead under his automobile nine
miles northeast of here. 1t is believed