The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-04-25


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Albert Lea-A public cooking school
for local women has been arranged to
be held at the local auditorium.
Redwood Falls-The farmers in the
vicinity of Milroy have organized a
cooperative creamery association. The
territory has about 1900 dairy cows.
Thief River FaIls-The annual
Guernsey auction sale will be conduct
ed by the Red River Valley Guernsey
Breeders association here June IL.
Worthington-Wilson W.. Abbott,
veteran bandmaster of southwestern
Minnesota, and for IS years leader Of
the Wotraington concert band, is dead
here.
Northfistd-One of the biggest sales
OF purebred dairy cattle ever held in
Mortified, which is famous for its
dairy cattle, is to be held here on Oc-
tober s.
Hayfield-Alfred Creme has been
chosen as manager of the Farmres Co
operative Oil association, recently or
gained concern formed by farmers
residing in the vicinity of Hayield.
Luverne- acreage of both sweet
clover and alfalfa will be considerably
increased in Rock county this year.
Heretofore only few farms of the
county have raised sweet clover.
Observation-Disclosures are working
on every available clue in an effort
to apprehend the party who stole two
mail pouches from the great Northern
station here few nights ago.
st. CIeud-A net profit of $35,770
was paic to stock shippers in Stearns
county in the last year, it was>report-
ed at the annual meeting of the st.
Cloud Stock Shipping association.
Grand Rapids = Zion Lutheran
church here is to have new parson-
age, to be erected on a cooperative
plan. Farmer members of the congre-
cation will use their teams to exca.
vate the basement.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Hibbing who
have failed to take out citizenship pa
pers, need not expect employment from
the village council, it wa sevidenced
when rs aliens were cut from the pay.
roll of the village.
ST. Peter-The city of st. Peter
ended it's fiscal year with a balance of
$37,54S in it's treasury and without
any bonded Indebtedness. The city
has been out of debt for the last three
years and is one of the few towns in
the state with such a record.
Mankato-Organizat of wo.
mans auxiliary to the Mankato Shrine
club, for the purpose Of aiding the
Shrine hospital for crippled children
at the twin cities, was perfected at a
banquet meeting of members of the
Mankato Shrine club and their wives,
when 40 women were enrolled.
Rochester julius Reiter, labor
mayor of Rochester, md twice de
feated by Congressman Sydney Anedr.
son for congressman of the first dis
trict, will try again for the office with
hopes of securing the nomination OF
the farmer-labor party, which he twice
before secured.
Duluth = The three days short
course and judging school for farmers
was opened for the first time in local
history at the Northeastern Minnesota
experimental farm. A complete pro
gram is being conducted, M. ]. Thomp
son, superintendent announced.
New UIm-At meeting of the city
council here Henry N Somsen was
named as city attorney; Alvin Har
mening, chief of police; Fred Pfaemp
er, assessor, and H. H. Haevelman, SUI
perintendent of the water and light
plant.
Red Lake FaIIs-Students from the
department of journalism, University
of North Dakota, have selected the
Red Lake Falls Gazette as one of the
shops in which to gain practical ex-
perience in printing, and early in May
will put on two days here getting out
the weekly edition of the Gazette and
doing job printing.
Pine Island - Representative of
four generations were present at the
celebration of the 60th wedding an.
University of Mr.. and Mrs. julius ].
Reiter, ST., at their home here. Among
the rs friends and relatives present
were included the 10 living SONS and
daughters, and many of the 46 grand
children and the 13 great grandchil.
dren.
Luverne-The action of the board
of education in reducing the salaries
of the teachers of the public schools
will give Luyerne new corps OF
teachers next year. Only two of the
present instructors will return. it is
stated, because of the cut. The reduc
tions made by the board places the
maximum for high school teachers al
1920 and for grade teachers at ST..
0S0.
Mountain Lake-A six ton trans.
former at the substation of the Nor
thern States Power company here
burned out and exploded with a loud
report that was heard for many miles
The flare of blue fame gave many the
impression that fire was raging in
the village.
MinneapoIis-The recent blizzard
played havoc with the telephone sys-
tens in Southeastern South Dakota,
South western Minnesota and North
eastern Iowa approximately 1880
poles we're broken down. about s145,
600 vii be required to repair the dam
age.