The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-06-08
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DuIuth-Seven boats arrived at the
Duluth-Superior harbor, each bringing
about eight thousand tons of coal
owatonna-The Owatonna high
school alumni association named Louis
Deninger as its president at its annual
meeting and reception to the 1929
graduating class.
ColleeeviIIe-John B. McNally, of
New Richmond, Wis, won the silver
loving cup here at the end Of the an
nual students track and field meet Of
st. Johns college and high school.
Crosby-Joe Dorf was instantly
killed and his son was badly injured
when their automobile overturned on
the Pennington bridge. Dorf was a
blacksmith at the Mahnomen mine.
Waseca-The local school board has
brought suit against 10 insurance COM
panies to compel the companies to pay
the S78,000~due on the building burned
last January or to replace the building.
Rochester-While Henry Bennett,
% year old farmer, was sick in a Roch.
ester hospital with influenza, members
of the Six Oaks Pleasant Valley Com
munity club put in 20 acres of crop
on his farm near Elgin.
Janesville-An independent club will
represent GAINESVILLE baseball during
the summer Organization of the club
is being completed as far as possible
from local talent. Games are being
scheduled with independent clubs in
this section
GIenwood-That Glenwood now will
have cooperative creamery is be-
lieved to be assured. Organization
work has been going on and stock has
been sold, but it has been decided to
wait until $4,000 worth of stock has
been disposed of before starting.
Neutrality-suspicious. McDermott, night
policeman at Rosemont who was shot
in the back by member of citizens
gun squad at Rosemont, in an attempt
to round up an automobile load Of
bandits, died at the Pennington hos
pital
Dodge center-The local board Of
education has completed the signing
of it's staff of instructors for the 1928
"a school year. L. E. Warren will be
superintendent of schools and Theo-
dore B. Larson principal of the high
school,
Wanamingo-J. S. Jones, secretary
of the Minnesota Farm Bureau fedora
ton, will be the principal speaker at
the annual picnic of the Goodhue Coun-
ty Farm bureau, June II. A sport
program will provide another feature
of the picnic.
Hbbing-Sixty-fve alumni of the
University of Minnesota from all over
the Iron Range greeted University Of
ficials at hotel here at the opening
meeting of the S2,000,000 memorial
stadium-auditorium drive on the
Range.
DuIuth-Iron ore shipments from
Duluth and Superior ore docks to
lower lakes ports are greatly increas-
ing. Most of the iron Gre at the vari-
Gus ore docks in Duluth and Superior
has been contracted for shipping.
st. CIoud-The Minnesota state en-
campment, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
be in st. Cloud on June 81, % and %,
and it is expected that between 500
and 1000 former service men will be
in attendance. The committee in
charge of preparations, headed by E..
G. Ferh, is outlining plans for excep-
finally fine entertainment programs.
Little FaIIs-Village councils of Roy.
alton and Long Prairie have passed
resolutions favoring the rejection Of
the application for power rights on
the part of the Pike Rapids power
company and favoring the granting Of
such power rights in the Mississippi
river between thi scity and Royalton
to the Little Falls waterpower COM
pany.
DODGE Center-Walter De Long,
manager of the local ball club last
year, has practically completed efforts
to put another team into the field this
year and the club is expected to take
the field against other independent
clubs in this section of the state within
week or two. Thirteen have al
ready been signed to play under De
Longs management.
MinneapoIis-The twentieth annual
exhibition of the American Peony So
ciety, known generally as the National
Peony show, will be held at the Hip
podrome, Minnesota State Fair
grounds, June 81, % and %, it has
Nv Chri n
Minneapolis, general chairman of the
show. In the exhibition, both anna.
teur and professional growers will dis.
play their choicest blooms.
ST. cioud-That the Cathedral high
school ranks as one of the best in the
state was the compliment Father
Guenwald brought to the students from
the state public examiner of the state
university. He said Cathedral high
will be recommended for place in
the Northwest Educational association,
whereby its diplomas will be recog.
nized in the northwestern states.
Rochester-Lecture sessions, surgi
cal clinics and dinner at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. w. j. Mayo, marked
the days events in the annual four
day session here of the American Med.
ical Surgical association. More than
100 fellows of the association are at
tending, chiefly coming from eastern
medical centers. Many of Americas
most famous surgeons are attending.
cambrdge-Better livestock on the
farms surrounding this city was CIV
en- another boost when purebred
Holstein bull, six months old and a
Duroc-Jersey brood sow were to be
given away at the second Bargain day
here this season.
ST. James-Mrs. T. s. Mondale, wife
of the Rev. T. S. Mondale of st. James,
died after suffering two and one-half