The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-10-05
MINNESOTA NEWS

Wheaton-Miss Mary Johnson of
Jamestown, N. D., has been obtained
as county nurse here.
Windom-The annual meeting Of the
Cottonwood County Old Settlers asso-
citation will be conducted Oct. TO-
WeIIs-Because of depleted reserves,
the First National bank of Wells was
ordered closed by examiners who took
charge until reorganization can be
affected.
Blooming Prairie-Instructio in
home economics under direction of
Miss Mary Bull, home management
expert of the Minnesota University
extension division, began here.
st. cIoud-Concrete pouring has
been begun on the first strip of the
pavement between st Cloud and st.
Joseph. The paving will go to Os-
SEQ this fan. and will be completed
next spring.
st. cIoud--All physicians of Benton
and Stearns county were guests with
their wives at a luncheon at the St.
Cloud Country club which was pre-
sided over by Mrs. C. B. Lewis and
Mrs. C. F. Brigham.
Keewatin--Plaps have been made
for a week of services and special
meetings to celebrate the completion
of the Lew Community church here.
luverne-With the passing Of Sep
TENDER without a killing frost, Rock
county is assured one of the best
natural refined corn crops in it's his
tory.
may invite
the Minnesota Crop improvement as
ISOLATION to hold its annual grain
show here. A special meeting of the
board Of directors Of the Steele coun-
ty farm bureau will be held to decide
whether to extend an invitation
st. James-Bishop Hebron of Wi
mona will be here Oct. 9 for the for.
NAL dedication of the St. James hos
pital and home for the aged. Spe-
cial services will De conducted in the
morning.
Faribauit-A petition signed by so
prominent residents asks the city
council to purchase the grounds now
used for the Faribault fair and by the
local club of the Southern Minnesota
league and make them a unit of Fari-
bault's future municipal part system.
Albert Lea-Albert Lea clinched the
pennant of the Southern Minnesota
Baseball league by defeating Faci-
bault, 9 to 4. The game was featured
by free hitting on the part of both
teams, with considerable ragged Dall
in between. The game was the third
of the series played to determine the
southern Minnesota baseball title.
Distinguishing protest to what
they term an unjust decision, dis
abled veterans of the World war liv-
ing in Hibbing and Chisholm intend
to protest directly to their congress
men and senator's against the action
of the government veterans bureau in
cancelling government aid to men
who are really in need of it.
Moorhe ad-Equipped with dirt au-
gurs, shovels and spades, Sheriff NAL
vey of Clay county, and party of
workers are blowing the field on the
Peter Engels farm, 10 miles west of
GAINESVILLE, in an effort to locate the
hidden grave of RAJ Smith, farm hand,
who is alleged to aave been killed
following a quarrel, AID buried IN the
field October Is, 1920.
Duluth-Phases of fueare develop
ment in child welfare were discussed
by DR.. c. C. Carstens. of N<w York,
director of the Child Welfare League
of America. in his address before the
annual conference of the Minnesota
State Conference Of Social Work.
Rochester-Traces Of oil found on
bailings from the well being drilled
on the Bigelow farm has caused
furry here Tom Jones, in charge OF
the operations, said however he was
not ready to state that the indica-
tions were sufficient to warrant conf
dence that oil would be found in pay
ing quantities.