The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-08-04
Northwest

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Stacy Fruit company of this place.
Eau Claire, Wis.-Mcre than three
thousand Knights Templar of Wiscon
sin are expected to be here September
and when the Grand commandery
of the state meets here in annual con.
claye, the first time it has been outside
of Milwaukee in IL years.
Van Hook, N. D.-F. e. Neale OF
this place, who has Is acres in water
melons this year, says he started with
5 cents worth OF seed his wife sent
away for four years ago.
Butte-Police report finding boot
logger with regular route, like milk
man. The liquor was carried in milk
wagon, in the ordinary cans, and early
each morning the wagon made it's calls
at certain places and left the days
supply of moonshine.
Brookings, S. DAT meeting held
here of representatives of 13 of the 16
banks in Brookings county, what will
be known as the Brooking County
Bankers association was organized as
an auxiliary Of the state bankers as
ISOLATION.
Hibbing-Sanford Howard, for some
years editor of the st. Louis County
Journal Of Hibbing, was electer secre-
tary of the Hibbing Commercial club
by the board of directors at its annual
meeting.
Lincoln, Neb.-A record of 1900
couples married and $4,000 cases dis
posed of ended here when Justice ia
cob T. Rudolph took the final adjourn
ment and went on long recess. He
was SO years old, had been justice
continuously for SO years, and was be-
lieved the oldest active justice of the
peace in the United States.
Great Falls-Attacked by vicious
broncho while lying helpless on the
ground, Robert Kennon, a cowboy,
owes his life to the quick action of his
dog. While riding one horse, q
broncho, he was breaking, Kennon was
pulled off by another animal he was
leading.
Mandan, N. D.-Early hopes of big
grain yields will be borne out in the
opinion of county agents, expert far
mers, agronomists Of the United States
4NOlShCIh L lduO lClu oldIlOu
and others as the cutting of wheat
started in scattered sections of the IL
Missouri slope counties.
Sporting
ST. Paul-The northwestern singles
tennis championship will rest in ST.
Paul for another year at least. Win.
ston Newell, the last of Minneapolis
net stars left in the play, was elimi-
mated by John MCGEE of st. Paul, who
will meet Joe Armstrong late in the
finals.
New York-Not since the Dempsey.
Carpenter fight has the public been so
worked up over boxing match as it
appears to be over the encounter in
Jersey City between Champion Benny
Lenoard and Challenger Lew Tender,
Philadelphia, for the worlds light.
weight title.
Buffalo, N. Y.-The management of
the Chicago White Sox reported to
have made an offer of $4,000 and two
players for Benny Bengough, catcher
of the Buffalo Internationals. Manager
Wiltse admitted that an offer had been
received, but refused to confirm tho
reported figure.
Foreign
Brussels-An International fedora,
ton of radio operators has been found.
ed here. 1t will have it's chief office
in Landon. Belgian, English, rutch,
Italian and Swedish operators were
present at the charter meeting.
viii assist British citizens to enter Ia.
to negotiations with the Russian az.
ministratiou for recovery of conlpen
sation for private property, Prime Min,
lister Lloyd George announced in the
house of commons.
Berlin-Salaries in Germany, in
Guiding that Of President Ebert, ris.
and fall each day with the rate of dol.
lar exchange. The president has joined
the great crowd of Bourse fans, who
daily watch the exchange quotations
in order to gauge their incomes by
the amount of necessaries they will
purchase.
misrepresentation of rail-
roads, steamship lines, hotels and al
lied industries at a recent meeting
adopted resolution to stop the prac-
tice of charging special prices for tour.
lists.
London-"The United States leads
the world in courtesy in use of wire.
less, its broadcasting stations respect
the laws of space and the government
regulations are wise and helpful" de.
clared Senator Marconi, who arrived
on his yacht, Electra, after a long
wireless experimentation trip. He
added that America is far ahead OF
other nations in wireless telephony
and that chaotic conditions have beer
Munich-After debate in the diet
on Bavaria's position with respect to
enforcement of the national law for
the defense of the republic, the minis.
try of Premier Lerchenfeld was giveA
majority vote of confidence. Prem
Ter Lechenfield, speaking in the land
tag, said the Bavarian government
was prepared to grant everything nec-
essary to maintain the present German
constitution. However, he added, this
could only be achieved by policy of
Cancellation.
Rome-Former Premier Bonomi in
formed King Victor Emmanuel that he
would be unable to form new cabinet
to take the place of that headed by
Signor De Facta which has resigned.
Paris-The council of ambassadors
decided to send sharp note to the
German government demanding the
immadiata dastrucfiou of tho fro ron