The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-10-06
Northwest

suit of injuries received in an automO-
bile accident
Observation-Disclosures R. A. Nestos
has announced the appointment Of
John F. McGrann Of Fargo as chair.
man of the mill and elevator commits
sion, succeeding the late A. J. Gron-
ma.
Helena-Of the $4,000 tons Of coal
which the state will buy for its II in
situations the coming winter, 81 per
cent will come from Montana mines.
Mitchell-Five buffalo from the state
game park in the Black Hills will be
slaughtered and the meat sold in
small lots over the state for the Christ
mas trade.
Pierre, S. Done of the few cases
in which the state supreme court has
taken original Jurisdiction is being
heard here. 1t is the case of the Pet
erson Oil company VS.. Guy G. Frary
and is to determine the legality of the
state tax on oil amounting to 5 cents
a barrel.
Minot-Dr. John v. R. Lyman Of
Eau Claire, Wis, was elected presi-
dent, and DR.. Alfred M. Ridgeway Of
Annandale, Mimi, vice president Of
the Minneapolis, st. Paul & Sault Ste.
Marie Railway Surgical association at
the annual convention. Minneapolis
was chosen the 1923 convention city.
| Fargo-Ten new members were add.
| ed to the faculty at the Agricultural
college which opened Monday, the
25th.
Wahpeton, N. D.-Business men Of
this city have offered to make a 210
mile automobile trip to the National
Dairy show at st. Paul, carrying with
them farmers who wish to attend.
Mitchell, S. D.-Davison county's
| first teachers institute will be held
here Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Oct. 5, 6 and Z. Institutes are held in
each county Of the state during the
fall, the state being divided into sec
tions.
Neenah, Wis.-The level of Lake
Winnebago is particularly high for
this time of the year, due to the ex-
cessive rainfall this summer. Ordinar-
lily at this season sand bars are Wis
| IDLE all along the shores. Recent
rains have raised the lake level about
IA inches.
Huron, S. D.-The state guaranty
fund commissions action in lowering
the rate of interest paid to depositors
on time certificates was approved by
80 per cent Of the bankers present at
the state meeting here. The rate,
which was lowered from per cent to
per cent, is effective Oct. 1.
Sporting
New York-Billy Miske and Tom
Gibbons, st. Paul light heavyweights,
have been matched for a 15-round con-
test at Madison Square garden on O.
tober Is.
st. Paul-Ray Stephan, star st.
Thomas College, hurler and outfielder
in 1921, wiz be given a tryout with the
Cleveland Indians next spring. A
few weeks ago doc" Hannah, first
string pitcher this year, left to join
the Speaker tribe, finishing the season
with the American league club.
Foreign
Ell Paso, Texas-Sixteen men were
killed and several wounded in battle
near Providencia, Chihuahua between
rebels headed by General Hernandez
| and federal troops commanded by Ma
jor Carlos Acedo.
Madrid-Mulai Hafid, former sultan
of Morocco, who abdicated in 1921,
! will visit London and submit to The
Hague tribunal claim concerning the
| alleged confiscation of his estate in
Morocco by the present sultan. France
objects to the proposed visit.
Paris-Sir John Bradsbury, British
| representative on the reparations
commission, has resigned and will
leave Paris at the end of October.
| Plymouth-The American steamer
Resolute has arrived here from New
York 16 hours late. On the voyage
the steamer ran into severe storm
The wind velocity was 100 miles.
Tokio-Crown Prince Hirohito, who
as regent to the Mikado, is ruler of
Japan, has been betrothed formally to
the Princes Nagako.
Oberammergau, Germany-This com
munity is said to be considering an
offer of 100000 from American in
terests for the motion picture rights
of the Passion play.
London = Viscount Rothermere,
younger brother o: the late Viscount
Northcliffe, has acquired Viscount
Northcliffe's interest in the Daily Mail
and its associated papers. including
the Evening News and the Weekly
Despatch. He is now the principal
proprietor of these papers.
Havre, France-Jules Siegfried, for.
mer minister of commerce, and dean
of the chamber Of deputies, is dead.
Berlin-Germany's floating debt in.
creased between Sept. 10 and Sept. 20
by 19,479 100000 marks, following an
increase of 10,345, 100000 marks the
first 10 days of September.
Copenhagen-It was officially an
nounced that Crown Prince Frederick
of Denmark and Princess Olga, niece
of King Constantine of Greece, have
by mutual agreement annulled their
engagement.
Geneva-Great Britain informe< the
council of the League Of Nations that
it was ready to guarantee its share of
20 per cent of the Austrian loan of
$40, 100000 gold crowns, Italy's guar
anty, which was dependent on Great
Britain taking it's share, will be imme-
diately announced, which is regarded
] as assuring the success of the plan !.