The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-01-12

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st. Cloud-Gust T. Spanos, of thi
city, is offering a reward of $40 for tn,
return of Mick" pet timber wolf
eight months old.
| Owatonna-R. L. Van Knocker o
Bancroft, Iowa, has been appointed
city engineer for Owatoana by the city
| council.
Caledonia = The Houston County
Poultry association show opened with
larger number of exhibits than ever
before.
Neutrality-suspicious. R. Mitchell, mem
Der of the Federal Reserve board
from ST. Paul, will leave for two
weeks rest at Miami, Fla.
Red Wing-Mr and Mrs. John Pfiu
ger celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary at their home here. Their
seven children were present, with q
grandchildren.
International Falls-Tthe city coun
Gil has directed the city attorney to
draw up an ordinance for the strict
regulation of soft drink parlors, with
a license fee of 500 a year.
ST. James-The county board passed
a resolution asking the state legisla.
ture that SEEMING of the lakes for
rough fish be put in the hands of
boards of county commissioners.
DuIuth-Burning of the new $500, 900
terminal warehouse of the McDougall
CT in I'm will CT
erations with the opening Of naviga-
tion in the spring, officials said.
Hibbing-The Mahoning Ore and
Steel company has stopped all strip
ping operations and will do repair
work for the next two or three months,
in preparation for the 1923 season.
Duluth-Efforts are being made to
interest the Duluth Chamber of Com
merce in sending a Duluth delegation
of Skiiers to the national ski tourna-
ment at Minneapolis Feb. II and II.
Red Wing-A delegation of SO Ken
yon business men and farmers attend
ed meeting of county commissioners
here to petition for crawling two
roads south into Kenyon this spring.
WaverIy-L. E. Johnson, former
cashier of the Miners National bank
at Hibbing, and associates have pur-
chased the stock of the State Bank
of Waverly and assumed active con-
troll.
Mankato-Final arrangements are
expected to be made within the next
week whereby the st. James Auto Club
and Body company will be assured of
the erection of factory buildings in
North Mankato.
st. CIoud-When the new Stearns
county courthouse was dedicated here,
bronze tablet was placed in the
court room bearing the names of the
Judges who have presided since the
organization of Stearns county
Red Wing-Fire caused $1,000 dam
age to the girls dormitory of the Red
Wing seminary, controlled by the Nor
wegian Lutheran Church of America.
The blaze occurred while the girls
were away on their holiday vacation.
DuIuth-Carlos Avery. state game
and fish commissioner for Minnesota,
and w. E. Barber, president of the
state game and fish conservation COM
mission of Wisconsin, will be guests
of the Duluth Sportsmen's club at a
special meeting.
st. Paul-The legislature will be
asked to pass two measures of great
Importance to the dairying interests
of the state, according to resolutions
adopted by the Minnesota Holstein-
Friesian association, meeting at the
University farm.
DuIuth-An appropriation of $1,490
was made by the st. Louis county
board of commissioner so that the
work of the county war records COM
mittee may be carried on until a COM
plete list of names and photographs
of former service men are gathered
Hibbing-Reductions in practically
all Of the budgets submitted by the
various departments of the city gov
eminent were made at the meeting
of the village council, the reductions
being in keeping with the expenditures
permitted under the per capita law
ST. James-Representa of the
city council, the st. James Business
Mems association, the G A R. and the
clergy of ST. James at the annual meet
ing Of the American Legion declared
that this city needs community build
ing and they will join hands with the
Legion in working out a plan for it's
construction.
Owatonna-The County Board ap-
fund of $1,000 for immedi-
ate payment to aid the Steele county
fair and voted against the retention
of a paid county child welfare agent. |
ST. PauI-After three years as presi-
dent of the st. Paul Trades and Labor
William Mahoney will retire |
from active leadership of the organiza. |
ton
AustIn-The win of Mrs. George SUIT
ton provides that $1,000 out of her
$50, 900 estate shall be given to the
Austin park board, 'the income of
which shall be used in giving a good |
time to the children each June 49,"
MInneapoIls-A nationwide survey of
school and college swimming will be |
made by the swimming rules COM
mittse of the National Collegiate Ath- |
lett association under the direction |
Of r. w. Luehring, director of ath-
letics at the University of Minnesota.
Mr. Luehring is chairman of the swim
ming rules committee of the N. C.
A.