The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-08-04
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/ Mime apoiis-It will cost more than
$2,500,000 to run the various Henne-
pin county offices in 1928, according to
estimates submitted to the board OF
equalization.
st. Paul-City government set up at
Nashwauk, Itasca county, was held
invalid by the Minnesota supreme
court and officers were ousted while
the community again goes back to the
status of village.
Moose Lake-Professo }. NJ Bald
died from heart disease at his sum-
mer home, near here. For II years
he was superintendent of schools in
North Dakota.
Minneapolis-Mor than seven hun
dred city employees have been placed
| on the pension rolls of the Municipal
Employees Retirement Fund associa-
ton, Walter Scott, secretary, said.
Moorehead-Frank Amberor, a Sec
| ton man, was sentenced to an indie
terminate sentence in Saltwater peni-
tertiary when he pleaded guilty in
| Clay county district court to assault
with deadly weapon with intent to
kill.
Crookston-The entire scalp OF
Miss Nan Head, aged 81 years, was
torn off when her hair was sucked
| into a f1ywheel of motor engine in
| the basement of their home at War
| rem.
Preston-The year old son of Lon
| Noon1 far hnrn &c N hnC.
| pital, recovering from badly torn
cheek. Result of chewing on tor.
| pedo until it exploded.
Minneapois-The city council COM
mittee on street railway extensions
was guest of 200 residents Of the 4th
ave. S. district beyond 3Sth ST., at
Royal Arcanum hall, BOIL LIST ave s..
| in gratitude for the recently granted
extension of the 4th ave. S. carline
Austin-August F. Detloff, Jr, held
| in the county Jail hage, will be charged
with the murder of his parents-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner, of Grand
Meadow, slain by an AK in their home
10 days ago.
Winona-The Rev. John Meier, pas.
1 LII VI JoSSph oCl man SfhLLlOi4S
church here, has been invested with
the dignity of domestic prelate and the
| title of Monsignor.
Sandstone-Hans C. Sandwich, aged
| SO, merchant here for Ia years, is
dead at his home. He came to Amer
| lea from Norway sc years ago.
DuIuth-John Richards, Duluth City
attorney, who has conferred with
members of the state railroad and
| warehouse commission, declared that
the city of Duluth will re ready for a
hard fight against the telephone rate.
New UIm-The Pioneer drug store,
the oldest of it's kind in this section Of
the state was damaged by fire to the
extent of $1,000. For a time the fire
| threatened the whole block. The state
fire marshars office is investigating.
Albert Lea-Clark Hord of Alden
and his wife were injured when the
surrey in which they were riding was
hit by an automobile. A baby in the
mothers arms was uninjured.
Thief River FaIIs-The district CON
vention of the auxiliary to the Ameri
can Legion will be conducted here on
Friday. Auxiliaries in the thirteen
counties in the ninth district will be
represented
Minneapolis woman's hat, found
in stolen automobile abandoned at
Third and Washington avenues S.,
coupled with report that a woman's
body had been seen in the street near
that point has started police investi
cation.
Brainerd-A cave-in at the Kennedy
iron mine at Guyana instantly killed
Andrew E. Rossburg, aged e. His
partner, Alex Johnson, escaped injury
Rossburg leaves a widow and three
children, ranging in age from one TO
six years.
Branerd-Harry o. Toms, driver OF
the automobile which upset near
Brainerd, July IA, and caused the
death of Miss Christine Mcintosh; of
Brainerd, and Wayland Smith of Min.
neapolis, mas been held to the grand
jury.
Rochester-Governor Preus, James
F. Reed, president Of the Minnesota
Farm Bureau federation, and several
other men prominent in agricultural
and civic affairs will participate in a
barberry eradication demonstration in
fields 25 miles south of here.
MinneapoIis-Fiv Minneapolis post.
office employees, delegates from their
union to the Trades and Labor as.
sembly, are facing dismissal from gov.
eminent service as the result of a
resolution adopted by the assembly at.
lacking the Harding administration for
its attitude on the railroad shopmen's
strike
cIoquet-Virtually all the cutover
and brushland of st. Louis county is
rapidly growing valuable timber by ma
tural reforestation, T. s. Hansen, as
sistant superintendent of the state
forestry experimental station at Clio.
quet, who recently has completed
two year survey of the county, told
members of the touring party of agri-
cultural college faculty and farm paper
editors here.
ST. Paul-Every man in Veterans
vile, Mimi, town populated by for.
mer service men, will have five acres
plowed by fall, according to a report
made by Major George p. Ehren Of
the Veterans bureau, Washington, D.
C. He just completed an inspection
tour of the town. He said the plan of
these men is to specialize in Guernsey
cattle and to build up reputation for
high grade stock.
isibbing-After trial lasting three
weeks the jury in the trial of Frank
Nosie, farm boy, found him guilty