The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-09-19
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Twin vaIIey-The 25 year festival
of the Wild Rice Children's Home.
was celebrated here.
Manufacture men, suspected OF
being members of bank bandit gang.
were arrested here by Sheriff Edward
Ario and his deputies.
Pine IsIand-Pine Island is to have
a new bank, which will succeed the
State Bank of Pine Island which
closed its doors some time ago.
Slayton-Reports from threshing OPP
erations show that Murray county
has one of the best oat crops in its
history this year.
Observation-Disclosures for the build
ing Of an incinerator were awarded
to st. Louis company by the Man
kato city council. The bid of the
company was $4,000.
Little FaIIs-Pike's monument at
Pike Rapids on the west side of the
Mississippi river, few miles below
this city, has been moved to hill
near it's former location.
Faribault-Shattuck school formal
ly inaugurated its fifty-ninth year In
a chapel service conducted by Bishop
McElwain of the diocese of Mime
sofa, ex-officio rector of the school.
Winona-Ernest l.. King, his wife
and their II year old son, Ernest, Jr.,
of Winona, will leave on an eight
month expedition to British East Afri.
ca, where they will hunt big game.
cloquet-A united effort to push the
Great Lakes-St Lawrence deep wa
terways will mark the fall program OF
the Eighth District Federation OF
Women's Clubs.
New Ulm-Professor Arnold Gloor,
superintendent of the city schools
has been delegated to formulate rules
regarding the dress and toilet OF the
girls in the high school.
Spring VaIIey-Three eighth grade
students were brought before JUS
tice of the peace here and 1ned S24.95
each as a result of hazing students
p1 omoted to the grade below them.
Mankato-H A. Hanson and Son OF
Shady Brook stock farm, breeders of
Polled Shorthorn cattle, won almost
a score of prizes at the Huron, S. D.,
state fair.
Mankato-Dr. T. L. Case, 81 years
old, died at the home of Rev. Herbert
L. Case. He is survived by two sons
and one daughter. Interment will be
made at Mason City, Iowa.
ElIsworth-Ellsworth seems to have
more than its share of twins. There
are four sets of twins attending st.
Mary's school and one set attending
the public school. There are Is pairs
of twins in Ellsworth.
Fergus FaIls-The estate of the late
H. A. Putnam, who was for several
years the oldest member of the leg
islature in point of service, was pre-
sented for probate here. The estate
is valued at s31, 800.
EIIsworth-E. e. Loverian, editor
of the Ellsworth News, is enjoying
second crop of blossoms from snow
ball bush in the yard at his residence,
and his rose bushes have borne clus-
tiers continuously since June.
Rochester, budget ledger" to
clarity the bookkeeping for. the vari,
GUS city departments will be installed
by City Clerk A. e. Wright as a re-
suit of action taken by the city coun-
Gil
viruinFa-TriaI of the case of the
Hannah Ore Mining company and
others against the billage of Mountain
Iron to prevent the officials from ex'
pending funds in excess of their bud
get. was started in district court.
HibbinaEProspect of the employ.
ment of 100 or more idle men doomed
here when the Oliver Iron Mining
Company announced start will be
made at once to begin active opera
tions at the Kerr location.
Red Wing-In the midst Of calcula-
lions as to how much coal the furnace
will consume during the coming win
ter. several sprigs Of apple blossoms
were picked on the Reinhart Kobe
farm, Az miles from Goodhue.
Minneapoiis-W Wheat production in
four states of the Northwest will be
40 per cent larger than in 1928, in
spite of the decrease in acreage. it
is forecast in the government Sep
TENDER crop report.
Austin-The southern Minnesota
division of the Milwaukee road is pre-
pairing to move the largest amount OF
grain that has ever been shipped in
one season along it's 600 miles OF
| track.
ST. PauI-Favorable labor condi-
lions prevail in Minnesota. according
to the monthly employment informa-
ton bulletin issued by the United
States employment service Of the de-
partment of labor.
ST. cioud-The city council is con-
sidering a new ordinance to regulate
intercity bus traffic The purpose OF
the ordinance, city officials say, is to
| enable them to designate certain
streets on which the buses may not
run.
ST. PauI-The Ford Motor COM
pany's s1O,000,00 plant at the high
| dam is rs per cent complete. Because
the building schedule for the big pro-
ect has been adhered to, the assemb-
ling of Ford cars is certain to start
in the new plant during January.
Montevideo-A rifle squad has been
| formed here to work in cooperation
with the regular authorities OF the
city and county. The squad will be
ready for action in case OF any emer-
gency which may require quick and
effectual action.
st. PauI-Amended articles OF in
cornoration were filed in the office OF