The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-09-21

Granite FaIIs-Wilhelm L. Kraemer,
banker, died at his home here after
short illness.
Lake City-The postoffice here was
entered and the door of vault was
blown off, but check failed to reveal
anything of value missing.
Pipestone-Fred Noble, Of Beaver
Creek, Mimi, has bought the Duffus
farm, near here, comprising about Sc
acres, at price of 1857 an acre.
chishoIm-The Chisholm board of
education has sent to Mike Holm
secretary of state, a request that a
special census be taken of this city,
as has been done in other range
towns.
Mankato-C. w. Henke, deputy
state game and fish commissioner,
and D. A. Peterson, chief game war
den, who attended a meeting here tc
consider the establishment of game
! refuge and preserve, announced the
request of sportsmen will be granted.
Benson-Mrs. A. L. Stone of Ben
SON, district president of the Fedora
ton of Women's clubs, is at the head
of a committee to provide a suitable
memorial at the old Lac qui Parle
mission site.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Appleton,
Ortonville, Marshall. Willmar, Morris.
Redwood Falls and other points con-
gregated here to participate in the
installation of chapter of Royal Arch
Masons here.
Sprinsfieid-The village council is
sued call for a special election on
Oct. 16 to vote on the adoption of a
new home rule charter which, if
adopted, would give Springfield pro-
gressive city charter.
Benson-Lady Louise English set
ter owned by Mike Gibbons, st. Paul,
won sweepstakes in the bench show
here at the second annual of the Min
nesota and Northern States Field
Trail association.
Rochester-Fred Molzahn, musician,
who has for several years been men,
Der of a Rochester band and orches-
ira, has been called to Minneapolis to
take the place of second trombone in
the Minneapolis Symphony orchestra.
Faribault-In the Faribault schools
the religious education movement, un-
der which pupils are excused from
class work to attend classes in religi-
Gus education, is regarded as eminent
ly successful.
New UIm-Various committees from
the ST. Joseph society of this city are
busy with comprehensive plans to well
come and entertain a gathering of
10000 people expected in New Ulm
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Sept.
%, "a and %.
Pipestone-The years work at the
government Indian training school
has opened here and the enrolment
has reached mark of 232 Seventh
grade work is being re-established in
the school this year
Luverne-The Southwestern Mime
sofa Firemen's association, will have
it's semi-annual convention in Luverne
on Wednesday, Oct g. Plans for the
entertainment of a large number of
delegates are now being made here.
Windom-Dudley R. Brady of Win
dom has been named game warden
for Cottonwood and Jackson counties,
succeeding C. d. Gibbs of Wilder,
who has held the position for the last
Is years.
Winona-Never since pioneer days
has the Mississippi river at this point
remained at such a low stage as that
experienced in the last three weeks,
ords.
canby-The body of John ]. Huff
man, aged 81, who settled on a claim
here in 1872. was brought here for
burial. Huffman dropped dead a
few days ago at the home of
daughter in Canada.
BuhI-Following their winning of
the state breadmaking championship
at the Minnesota State Fair, the Bull
high school team is planning a SUI
preme effort to annex the interstate
championship when they go to Sioux
City, Iowa.
st. James-The Watonwan county
fair, is declared by officials to have
been the most successful fair ever
conducted here. The greatest draw
ing feature was the pageant, 1.-THE
DEVILS Forge" put on by a cast OF
$50 people.
ST. Paul-Governor Preus was ask
ed by Clifford Pinchot, governor OF
Pennsylvania and the arbitrator in
the anthracite coal strike, to institute
a careful investigation in Minnesota
to determine if there are any evi.
dences of profteering in anthracite
coal in this state.
Pipestone-Carl Porter of Madison,
s. D., carried off high honors in the
golf tournament of the Minnesota.
South Dakota league held here H. N
Damaray of Pipestone was the runner
up.
Winona-Winona may lose it's Ma
tional Guard machine gun unit, Co.
d, and receive instead a battalion
headquarters company, it was indi
Gated by Adjutant General w. F.
Rhinow, who said plan was under
consideration whereby the machine
gun unit would be assigned to st.
Peter and the battalion headquarters
would be transferred to this city.