The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-12-15

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Hastings Thieves, using truck to
| haul away their loot, ransacked the
home of Captain Ernest Anthony.
canby-Fire of unknown origin d,
stroyed the residence of Helmer An
| derson on his farm her.
DuIuth-Two fires here damaged
four store buildings causing loss es-
timated at $1,000.
Duluth = Duluth's postal receipts
| showed a gain of 9.S5 per cent, or S.
| 469, last month over November of last
| year.
WilImar-Displaying dazzling team
work, the Willmar Legion basket ball
team defeated Clara City by score
| of 81 to 4.
DuIuth-Henry Burley, aged 16, died
10 hours after his neck was broken il
| collision between his automobile and
streetcar.
Luverne-E. A. Wurdeman, assistant
| cashier of the Security State Bank OF
Hardwi &, charged with grand larceny,
| is at HSerty on $4,000 bonds.
Luverhe- Carlson, a Suringwa-
| ter township farmer, was shot in the
back by an unknown person while re-
| turning home from town.
Virginia-A meeting has been call
ed here, and it is expected range high
| schools in the Fifth district Of the
State Athletic board will form two
| conferences.
I Minneapolis Scores of letters,
bearing many different addresses, but
| all directed to Santa Claus, have been
received at the postoffice during the
last few days.
Pipestcne-The curfew ordinance,
which has been dead letter in Pipe
| stone for several years, has been resur-
rected through the efforts of the Child
| Welfare board.
Fergus Falls-Peter Saetre, a ga
| rage man at Henning, this county, is
dead j. this city from injuries sus-
| tanned when he attempted to light a
fire with kerosene.
FaribauIt-Extension of the Lyndale
avenue road from Lakeville to Fari-
| bault, distance of approximately %
miles, was unanimously approved by
| the Rice County commissioners.
BuffaIo-Lev; Cady Eckelberry, con-
victed in Wright county district court
on charge of abducting Lenora Bal
| due, Is years old, was denied an ap-
peal for retrial by the state Supreme
court.
Buffalo-Fred and Jesse Knox,
| brothers, of Minneapolis, charged with
| the murder of Marshal Rudolph Mauer
| of South Haven, Mimi, several weeks
ago, pleaded not guilty when ar.
raigned
Faribault-Dan Kong, alias Frank
Wong, alias Alfred Lewis, the first
Chinaman ever incarcerated in the
Faribault county Jail, is held here on
a charge of stealing money bag con-
| tanning $40.
Hibbng-A 10 per cent reduction in
| tax assessments on all structures in
| approved by the Minnesota state tax
commission, according to advices re-
ceived here from ST. Paul.
neapolis-Representa of CO.
operative wheat marketing associa-
| tons of ten states, meeting at the
| Curtis hotel perfected the organiza-
ton of single giant wheat marketing
association in the United States.
| Mankato-Miss Esther Martins of
! Adrian, a student at the Mankato
Teachers college is at a Worthington
| hospital recovering from frosted feet
and fingers following wild ride on
passenger train out of Worthington.
MinneapoIis-Seven taxpayers stop
| ped proceedings in the payment of a
stationery bill by Hennepin county
when they filed a petition with the
county attorney, declared the bills ex.
| cessiVe and asking for an investiga-
ton.
ST. Collapsing at the steer
ing wheel as he started his automo-
| bile across the Wabasha and Fifth
street intersection, Albert A. Schultz,
| died few minutes later in the police
ambulance, en- route to the City hos
| pital.
Red Wing-Police are searching for
| two Rochester men in connection with
a collision between an automobile and
| buggy between Zumbrota and Pine
| Island in Goodhue county in which
| four persons were injured, one seri-
| ously.
Minneapolis-Thirty thousand citi-
zens who did not register at the last
election will have a chance at jury
duty if a plan suggested by Judge
Horace D., Dickinson of the district
court is approved by other judges. An
| other $4,000 citizens who registered
but did not vote will be added to the
| list Of prospective Jurors.
Duuth-Grain receipts at Duluth
and Superior elevators during Novem-
Der aggregated 12,9e2,70 bushels, as
compared with 7,S1s,542 bushels DUR
ing the same period last year.
Winona-The main building of the
Winaua State Teachers college was
burnt-5, and the roofs of the library
and heating plants were damaged, the
total loss being estimated at s50O,000
No insurance i. carried on the build
ings. Ignition of dust in ventilating
tubes, or leak in aegas pipe, is be-
ieved to have caused the fire. The
James spread rapidly, making head
l way through old wooden air shafts