The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-10-05
Hibbins-Eight stores and res

rants were ordered closed here un.
der DEGREES of abatement and re.
straints made by Judge Martin
Hughes in district court.
Deer River-Henry Toss, so, at
Dixon lake, was fatally wounded
when he picked upta gun, muzzle
first. The charge entered his aldo.
men. He lived four hours.
Windom-Informatio has been re.
ceived here that Mrs. Julia T. John.
son will be named as WINDOWS new
postmaster. Mrs. Johnson ranked
second in the civil service tests.
Winona-Alvin Braley, aged 70. for
mer clerk of district court here and
former county superintendent Of
schools, is dead at hospital. Before
his election as county clerk, Mr.. Bra.
ley had been active in educational cir
Giles for more than 40 years.
saltwater. j. Sullivan, warden Of
the Minnesota state prison at Still.
water was elected president of the
Wardens' Association Of America, at
the fifty-third annual congress Of the
American Prison association in Bos.
ton
kcnyon-Plans are being made by
clubwomen for the annual convention
of the Goodhue county federation Of
women's clubs in this village Monday.
Oct. 10. Mrs. ManIey Fosseen of Min.
neapolis, is scheduled to be the prin.
cipal speaker.
kenyon-Kenyon will have a new
depot following an investigation of
the Minnesota railroad and warehouse
commission, according to information
reaching here. The building will re-
place the one destroyed by fire two
years ago.
New Uim-Dealers In the grocery
field from southern Minnesota and
western Wisconsin will conduct
days meeting in New Ulm, Oct. "a, to
become better acquainted with each
other and discuss topics pertaining to
their business.
New UIm-A reassessment Of jew
elry. diamonds, gold and silver plate
and plated ware owned in New Ulm,
Sleepy Eye and Springfield has been
ordered and the county board OF
Brown county has named special as
SCISSORS to carry on the work.
Virginia - The extension depart.
ment of the University of Minnesota
will conduct IL classes on the iron
range this season, most of the classes
here. This announcement is made by
John S. Shadbolt, instructor in charge
of the Duluth office of the university.
St. James-Fire destroyed the st.
James Poller mills here, doing dam.
age estimated at $4,000. A strong
wind famed the flames, endangering
an elevator and lumber yard near.
by. The cause of the fire is thought
to be spontaneous combustion. The
destroyed building was valued at $685..
600, while -four and grain contained
in it was estimated to be worth $10,-
00O
Wheaton-A party of five tourists
whose combined ages aggregated 4C1
years passed through here en- route to
the farm home of Mark Leversee.
They were: Mr. asfd Mrs. A. S. White,
70 and IS of Castfewood, N. D.; An.
drew Ageltine aged 78, of ROWAN,
Iowa; Miss Elvira Gage, aged "a,
Sioux Falls, S. D., and Mrs. Amelia
Collins, aged 80 of Hot Springs, S. D.
The three women are sisters. The
party motored here from Sioux Falls.
Owatonna-The United States de-
partment Of agriculture will conduct
a survey in Steele county next month
to discover the benefits and value of
state and federal extension work
through the medium of farm clubs
and units of the county farm bureau
organization.
Branerd-George McColloch and
Otto Wendt were killed on a crossing
near the Northern Pacific railway
stock yards, when the latter's automo
bile was struck by switch engine.
The pilot of the engine struck the au.
tomobile in the side and overturned
IL.