The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-05-26
SE,yENTs:of the week
IL ttlroughoMsthe State
Iof Ten Thousand Lakes
told in brief form

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crookston-Nels T. Void post Amer
lean Legion, will have its annual speed
carnival here Sunday, June Is.
Austin-This city lie to have Kiwa
mis- club, according to plans made by
business and professional men.
Mankato-The State Holstein Breed
ers' summer meeting and State Far
mers and Dairymens' sale will be held
here.
Remer-Demonstrat of lane
clearing while you wait" was made
to Cass county farmers in large mum
bers at Remer.
Rochester-Farm implement dealers
from several surrounding counties
members of the state association, met
here in annual session.
Winona-Philip Baier, 26 years old
of Winona, was arraigned in municipal
court on charge of attempting to
| poison his three months old daughter
Rochester-Erection of large mum
! Der of small cottages here is contem
plated by a firm in an effort to solve
the housing problem.
Moorhe ad-More than 500 nipple
ment dealers, threshermen and farm
ers are expected to gather here for a
conference on farm problems.
ST. PauI-Collection of motor vehi
Gle license fees have exceeded the to-
tai collections for the year of 1921
with $5,616,7 65.10. In 1921 the collec
tions totalled $5,616,113.60.
st. Pete-The $150,000 gymnasium
of Gustavus Adolphus was dedicated
here Former Governor A. o. Eber
hardt, graduate of Gustavus Adolph
us, was the principal speaker.
Benson-Clara Lindahl and Gladys
Knutson were severely burned when
a tank into which they were pouring
gasoline exploded at Benson high
school.
Northfeld-President L. w. Doe OF
ST. Olaf college, will formally open a
radio broadcasting station, signing
"WCAL" in the department of physics
at st. Olaf college here.
Fairmont-Citizens of Fairmont had
a per capita tax of s65.O9 for city and
school district taxes in 1921, according
| to an abstract of taxes just made pub
lie by the Minnesota tax commission
Hibbing-A contract for the con
| struction of new wing to the Hib
bling high school was awarded to ia
cobson Bros. of Duluth, on their bid
of $697, 200, by the board of education.
Luverne-The annual convention OF
the Rock County Sunday School asso
citation will be conducted here. Wal
ter Wood, state Sunday school work
er, will be among the speakers.
MinneapoIis-Sales of stolen bonds
/ recently made simultaneously in Min
neapolis and in several other large
cities are being investigated by the
entire staff of postal inspectors.
st. PauI-State road paving opera
tions are using only about 10 per cent
of the trunk highway fund derived
| from automobile license taxes, accord
ing to bulletin issued by the state
highway department.
Line operating from Minneapolis tc
Hutchinson has been given permission
by the Railroad and Warehouse com
mission to eliminate stops between
Stubs Bay and Minneapolis.
Hibbins-A gradual increase in ton
mage of iron shipped from state-owned
mines of the Mesaba range is noted in
the report of D. C. Bow, deputy state
mine superintendent, to R. P. Chase.
state auditor.
Walker-One of the biggest things
that is happening TO Minnesota right
new-one of the signs of returning
prosperity-is the landclearing that is
being done by farmers in the northern
part of the state.
Hastinss-The body of an unidenti
fed man was held in the county
morgue at Hastings, Dakota county
seat, while the police of Minneapolis
and st. Paul investigated theory
that he may have been murdered.
st. Paula chiropractor cannot give
the medical certificate of death required
by the Minnesota law, the Minnesota
supreme court held in affirming the
st. Louis county district court in the
case of the state against Paul J.
Wentworth.
st. Paul-An inheritance tax Oh
/ $4,376 was paid to Attorney General
Clifford L. Hilton by the estate. of B.
E. Sundberg of Hallock, who died
August 4, 1919, leaving an estate val
ued at $242, 1872 to his widow and four
children.
/ Hibbing-The Commercial club OF
Hibbing will appeal to Governor ]. A.
o. Preus and Carlos Avery, executive
agent of the state game and fish com.
mission, for stronger enforcement of
the game and fish laws in the game
wardens' districts to the east and west
of this place.
Owatonna-A Girl Scout movement
inaugurated here two weeks ago has
resulted in the organization of four
| troops under I. leadership of women.
The Scouts VIII cooperate with the
activities of the units organized in the
juniUr-senjor high school for the Bet
ter GIL" movement.
Minne,-oi.s-Mrs Evelyn Wander
burgh, wife Of William H. Wander
burgh, candidate for associate justice
/ OF the Minnesota supreme court, may
continue to live in LoncSr. England,
and receive one-l af of the income of
her husband, the state supreme court
mas held