The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-07-06

ton here.
Austin-Diplomas were presented to
lao graduates of rural schools of
Mower county at exercises conducted
here.
lenwood-District IS, Minnesota,
Cooperative Creameries association,
comprising 13 counties in the west
central heart Of the state. had pic.
mic in the city park in Glenwood.
WlIlmar-A Lincoln school building
Is now being planned by architects,
the cost to approximate $4,000. The
building will be erected in the spring
of 1924.
st. CIoud-John P. Weber took first
honors in the initial tournament of
the season at the st. Cloud Country
club golf course. defeating William J.
BONNER in the final round, down and
to play.
Park Rapids-Work was commend.
ed on construction of a state fish
hatchery building here. 1t will be FAX
40 feet, reinforced with concrete, and
the equipment will consist of 200 glass
jars for Matching fish eggs. The ca
pacity will be 100,000,0O0 fish fry in q
season.
Brainerd-The county agricultural
agents Of Minnesota have selected
Crow Wing county for their annual
convention and will meet at Gull Lake
ON July 20, FL, % and %. There are
Is county agents in Minnesota, all Of
whom belong to the association, as
do so extension workers.
Brainerd-The experimental station
at the village of Crow Wing is obtain
ing very good results in its research
work with alfalfa, clover and other
tame hay. There are 20 acres in this
plot, which is operated by the Crow
Wing county farm in conjunction with
the agricultural college.
Caledonia-The Commercial club Of
this place deciding that if the boys
and girls of Houston county are to
make good in their club work they
must be given the right sort of sup
port, has voted to finance their work
and do all possible to make the young
folks efforts worth while.
Albert Lea-John Gran of Spring
Grove was elected president of the
Hurdalslag and Totenlag, which closed
their joint convention here. Casper
Snedsrud of Foreman, n. q, was
chosen secretary treasurer. Fergus
Falls was awarded next years con.
vention.
Hibbing Every farmer in the town
of StuntZ will be given an opportunity
to work building township roads in
the vicinity of their farm homes, ac-
cording to township officials Be-
tween nine and ten miles of road,
mostly in small strips will be built
this summer.
Hibbing-Frank Harris, former
newspaper man, now owner Of a large
farm at Balkan, has what is said to
be the greatest number of turkeys on
any single farm in Minnesota. At
Thanksgiving time, he exFects to have
900 for sale. Last year he raised 100
turkeys. Harris started with two
turkeys.
Taopi-This village is among the
first of the villages of the state to
avail itself of the provisions of the
new state law permitting municipal
tiles of the state to extend lines out
side of the limits to procure current
far lighting. The bond issue was
voted by Taopi at an election held in
he
mary.
DuIuth-Information received here
Is to the effect that team composed
of the foremost tennis players of st. |
Paul will arrive in Duluth about July
Is for series with local stars. This
combination will include Myron Hut.
Crimson and Joe Armstrong, present
state champion, two players who are
warranted to give the Duluth players
all the actionst they want.
Hibbing-The smallest verdict ever
recorded in district court here, one
for cents, was awarded plaintiffs in
the case of Sheyohuk and Novel VS.. A. |
C. Schirmer, member Of former |
plumbing board. The plaintiffs sued |
for $4,000, alleging the board injured |
their business by demanding observ. |
ance Of sanitation rules as prescribed |
by the board and that the board dis
eliminated against them.
DuIuth-Judge w. A. Cant held that |
the stripping of the North Forty. OF |
Hibbing open pit mine would not dam.
age adjacent property and business,
and denied s6,000,000 in claims to
about 400 property owners in an or
der filed in district court. The vii
lage of Hibbing, however, was allow
ed s296,841.53 for the public improve
ments on the quarter section termed |
the North Forty" that will have to
be torn up to mine the iron ore.
Austin-The $4,000 White Leghorn
rooster at the Oaksdale farms at Le-
Roy has lost the sight of one of his
eyes. This bird is probably the most
widely advertised individual of the +
entire chicken population of the t
world. When ICY" Thompson was in
his glory he divided popularity with
this rooster, whose reputation was
made by the money ICY" spent in
Descendants Of this |
rooster have been sold to every civil
lized nation on earth, and have
brought the highest prices.
owatonna-The formal opening Of |
the new home office building of the |
Minnesota Implement Mutual Fire In
surance company, which also houses
the headquarters of the Minnesota I'm.
plement Dealers association, will |
take place with banquet to officers
of the company.
ortonviIIe-Philip Roder is the
oldest man living in Big Stone county
and Mrs. John Martinson is the Oldest /
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