The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-08-25
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| Springs Park, Saturday, Aug. 26.
Brainerd-State Forester w. T. Cox
has wired Ranger John Nelson that
all permits for any kind of burning
had been revoked.
Hastings County Health as
sociation conducted free clinic at
the community club rooms here. The
clinic is for children and infants.
ST. Paula few hours after he had
reunited his parents il their home at
421 Capitol avenue, ST. Paul, Theodore
Bambenek, Is years old, was drowned.
Shakopee-A joint picnic Of the
Scott County Farm Bureau associa-
ton was given at Simpkins Grove,
Prior Lake.
Sank Rapids-Sauk Rapids held a
completion If the paved highway from
the twin cities to Sank Rapids.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES showed that
the four children, John, Ralph and AL
bert Stevens and Edgar Wray, whose
bodies were taken from barn follow.
| ing a fire, died of suffocation.
luverne-Cracksmen entered two
! Standard Oil stations here and blew
the safes at both places and escaped
with approximately $500. They also
broke into the Ford garage.
Moorhead-Rev. j. G. Craig, St.
Paul, was the principal speaker at ths
exercises marking the laying of the
cornerstone of the Grace Methodist
church here
Crookston-Rube Lukkason, former
star hockey player, is held in the
Polk county Jail here. Lukkason was
| arrested on a charge of stealing an
automobile owned by H. P. Packard
of Minneapolis.
Duluth-America's champion Legion
band of Duluth, win play at the an.
nual reunion of the SSth Division and
at the Minnesota State Fair in the
| first week in September, it was an
nounced by Russell Mather, manager
| of the band.
Mankato-Pioneer men and women
who have weathered the storms of
the many years since the founding Of
this state, together with their de-.
scendants, gathered at the picnic
grounds in Sibley park Aug. 10th to
enjoy a reunion and picnic.
MinneapoIis-F. L. Reidy and
Charles Hume, postoffice inspectors,
returned to Minneapolis from New
York, where they participated in the
roundup of three men in connection
with the million-dollar mail robbery in
that city.
Misunderstanding is now in full
swing in this vicinity. The yield of all
grain is good and most of the returns
are running overweight. Wheat
weighs So pounds to the bushel, oats
| 35 and 40 and barley so and 55.
Austin-Heirs of John Wagner by
his first wife have begl fight for
share of his estate. Wagner was
found murdered in his home at Grand
Meadow, July II, and his wife died
several days later from wounds.
Albert Lea-The large barn, it's con-
tents and the silo on the farm of E..
P. Greeley, west of here, was destroyed
by fire with loss estimated at more
than $4,000.
Jackson-Reinhold Miller, a clam
fisher on the Des Moines river near
Brownsburg, reported finding clam
containing six pearls. The pearls are
a fairly good size and good lustre.
Albert Lea-H. C. Jensen, one Of
Albert LEAFS oldest settlers, died at
his home here. Mr.. Jensen built the
fifth house in this place.
West Duiuth-N. P. Wilmer Of West
Duluth is great sachem of the Min
nesota council of the Improved Order
of Redmen, following election Of of.
ficers at the conclusion OF the annual
convention of the order.
ST. cIoud-A triple wedding was
solemnized in ST. Augustine's church
here when the three sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Held took the marriage
vows. Henry Held was married to
Miss Claire Lent of Cold Springs;
Bernard to Isabelle Niehaus of Rich
mond and Julius to Sophia Bettln of
Sherburne The three couples will
make their home here.
Red Wing = Announcement was
made here that stockholders of the
Red Wing Telephone company had
transferred their holdings to the Tri-
State Telephone company.
Hibbina-The body of Frank Codes.
sa, missing since July 10, was found
in an unused part of the Webb open
pit mine, one mile from here by MEM
bers of a locomotive crew. Godessa
apparently had fallen yer the edge of
the pit, distance of about so feet.
MinneapoIis-C. S. Haynes of the
Charles S. Haynes company, realtors,
announced the purchase of 100-year
lease on the Phelps building, 913-915
Nicollet avenue, and the ground cover
ed by the building. by Kelly Brothers.
ST. Paul-Theodore, 15-year-ol> son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Bambenek, 421
Capitol Ave, st. Paul, was drowned
while swimming at McCarron lake.
The lad sank despite the efforts of a
number of other swimmers to save
him.
Montevideo-The Montevideo Ma
sonic association will take over the
property of the Window college here
paying $4,000 for the property. The
place will be remodeled into Ma.
sonic temple.
nnedpo1S-McmDeTs VI tne MILL
neapolis Business Mems association
took % foreign born boys to the Y
M. C. A. Americanization camp al
Bush lake. They VIII -. as hosts to
the youngsters all week.
st. PauI-Ranrsey, Anoba, Washing
ton, Dakota and Chisago counties will
contribute this year to the Ramsey
County fair, Aug. "A TO rs, according
Tn George Ref. secretary. Work OF