The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-30
Northwest

committees formed here for the pur.
pose OF obtaining financia! aid for the
reconstruction of the stormswepts area,
is rapidly being perfected. Erection of
temporary, and later permanent build
ings of all kinds on the farms where
homes and barns have been destroyed,
is being taken care of by the commit.
tee.
Sioux Falls - The South Dakota
congress of farm women opened with
rs delegates and members present
and more are arriving. An unexpected
feature of the meeting was the pres
ence of Mrs. Fanny NJ Klinck of Parks.
vile, Iowa, president of the National
Congress, who helped organize the
South Dakota body three years ago.
Mrs. Klinck expressed satisfaction
with the program adopted by the won.
en- since her last visit to them.
Fargo-Papers in the restraining
order issued against the Committee
of As and R. j. Hughes, McCumber
manager in the state, by District
Judge John c. Lowe of Minot, have
been served on such Cass county resi-.
dents as are named. The order re-
strains from unlawful combination of
the funds and fusion of the parties"
Madison, Wis.-Governor J. ]. Blaine
issued proclamation calling upon all
banks, lodges, civic, commercial and
fraternal organizations and churches
in every locality of the state to col
lect money for the relief of sufferers
of the tornado swept district in St
Croix, Polk, Barron and Dunn coun-
ties.
La Crosse-The first freight and
packet boat for the twin cities left
here carrying a substantial load of
freight. ]. F. Brody, St. Paul, has
completed arrangements for receipt
and loading of freight for up river
points. ... .
New England, N. D.-Although Grip
pied since babyhood with leg shriv.
eled from infantile paralysis, Henry
Martin, aged 10, threw away his
clutches and dived into the Cannon
Ball river near here and rescued Alice
Hillestad, aged II, from drowning.
Aberdeen, S. D.-The voters of the
city of Aberdeen balloted on the CUES.
ton of change in the form of city
government.
Fargo-A course designed to pro.
duce master painters will be intro.
duced at the state agricultural col
lege here, probably next winter, it was
decided at meeting between college
officials and representatives of the
North and South Dakota Branch Of In.
ternational Master Painters associa.
ton. --
Sporting
San Francisco-Jack Dempsey again
is assailed as an alleged Stacker, his
expressed intention to wear the
American flag as his colors in his
forthcoming fight with Bill Brennan at
Michigan City, is attacked and patri-
OTIS are urged to stay away from his
fights, in a resolution adopted by the
San Francisco county council of the
Aemrican Legion and published.
Chicago-Babe Ruth's argument
with Umpire Dineen before the Cleve-
land-New York contest will keep him
out of the game two days in addition
to the three day suspension imposed,
President Ban Johnson of the Amer.
lean league announced.
Oklahoma City-Billy Miske of st.
Paul, and Willie Meehan of San Fran
cisco have been matched to box 10
rounds here on the night of July third,
on the program with Jack Dempsey,
heavyweight champion, who is SEIZED
uled to meet Andre Anderson of Chi
cago in an exhibition bout, according
to an announcement by Dan Lackey, a
local promoter
Glenwood-The Glenwood baseball
team has won nine of the 10 games
played to date, defeating Alexandria,
Brainerd, Foley and other strong
teams in this section.
Michigan City, Ind.-After inspect
ing the new concrete arena where
Jack Dempsey will box either Brennan
or Willard, Jack Kearns, Dempsey's
manager signed with Promoter Floyd
Fitzsimmons for either opponent and
left for New York. Fitzsimmons is
now in touch with Willard Rocky
Kansas meets Benny Leonard in the
new bowl July 4.
Foreign ..~E
Tokio-For the first time in the his