The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-11-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from southeast
srn Minnesota, were in attendance here
at the annual conference of the Ger
man Lutheran church of southeastern
Minnesota.
Winona-Ground will be broken
here for the new chapel of st. Mary
of the Angels to be erected at the Col
lege of st. Teresa at cost of $780,
600. Construction is to begin at once.
DuIuth-An attempt was being made
to account for the series of explosions
which accompanied a fire which de-
stroyed the plant of the Cutler-Magner
company, causing a 100000 loss.
ST. Cioud-C. A. Mann, professor OF
architecture at the University of Min
nesota, was elected president of the
Minnesota Unitarian conference meet
ing here.
Rosemount-Fire raging in the EN-
pire Meadows, 100 acres of wild grass
and peat land four miles south of
here, shot flame and smoke into the
sky. The cause of the fire is unknown.
st. James-More than so teachers of
the rural schools of Watonwan county
attended an institute here. Miss Cora
Giere of the state department of ed
ucation was in charge.
Winona-The city council called for
bids on a 100000 sewer project in the
east end of this city to be completed
by October Is, 1924. The project is
the largest of it's kind ever undertaken
here.
Fairmont-The board Of health has
issued an order that all owners OF
dogs must tie them up and keep them
confined for period of 80 days. The
order was issued as the result OF a
rabies scare.
kenyon-The Peoples Cooperative
Shipping association has been organ
lied here by C.. w. Shelter, of South
st. Paul, who has about completed his
membership drive. Officers of the new
organization will be elected.
ST. MichaeI-A $1,000 pipe organ,
installed in the Church Of st. Michael
here, was dedicated with sacred con-
CcII. OClSCLlOho "ClO SlfCA W Wa
known organists and singers from the
twin cities.
Little FaIis-Tne annual teachers
institute for rural teachers of Morri-
son county, was in session here with
an enrolment Of 134. Practically
every school in the county was rep
resented.
Mankato-A group of dentists has
made an offer to the Mankato board
of education to treat free all school
children whose parents are not able
to pay for dental service. Each dem
fist will give half day week to
the work.
FaribauIt-E. P. Lynch, state presi-
dent of the Retail Implement Dealers
association and a director of the Min
nesota Implement Insurance Company
of Owatonna, was elected a director
of the National Retail Implement
Dealers association at its meeting in
Chicago.
Duluth-Duluth and Superior were
hosts to Rt. Rev. Nathan Soderblom,
archbishop of the Lutheran church of
Sweden, and one of the leading church
figures of the world, who is making a
transcontinental tour of the United
States.
Red Wing-Work on the first farm
power electric test line ever built in
the United States, will be started here
Immediately, according to the an
nouncement of Charles F. Stuart, as
sistant general manager of the Nor
thern States Power company and well
known Minneapolis big game hunter.
BuhI-Buhl public library board and
board of education began the joint
operation of travelling library. 1t is
housed in bus, and will visit the
surrounding mining localities, includ-
ing Dean, Hartly, Kinney and others
in the immediate district.
Pratt-W. F. Barker, station agent
here for the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railway, is dead in a hospital
at Rochester, Mimi, according to word
received here. He was 50 years old
and was engaged in railroad work
practically all his life.
PIpeStOnc- Mluu0SOId MdSOQS con-
tribution to the contents of the cor
nerstone of the George Washington
Memorial building soon to be erected
at Alexandria, Va, will be an article
carved from Pipestone taken from the
famous Indian quarries here Masons
in each state of the Union are to send
some article to be placed in the cor
nerstone.
DuIuth-Led by their scout" car
and piloted across the Bayfield, PENN
sula and on to the Head of the Lakes,
the Apostle islands Indian pageant
boosters of Bayfield,, Washburn and
Ashland, accompanied by band of In
dams, arrived here.
Blue Ea-th-The Oath annual con-
vep1on of the Second district Wo-
mea's relief corps, closed two day
session here.
GIencoe-An advancing market for
good dairy cattle in Minnesota was in
Dictated when tabulation of the sales
at the annual auction of the Mcleod
County Holstein-Friesian association
here showed that the AZ head of grade
Holsteins had brought an average of
sS4 each. This is a much higher price
than grades of similar age and quail
ity brought a year ago, Joseph w.
Uhlis, secretary Of the association.
said.