The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-03

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st. Peter-Gustavus Adolphus Col
lege of this city opened its 63d year
with a total enrolment in all depart
ments or more than 400
Windom-The R. e. Jones Company
of Wabasha. Mimi, has purchased the
St. Johns Elevator Company property
at Window. Slayton and Wilder.
Hibbing-After killing big elk
that had gone bad" in the zoo. the
park board placed the 400 pound car
cass on ice and is using the meat to
feed the other animals.
Moorhead-A reward of $3.50 has
been offered by the city of Moorhead
for information leading to the arrest
and conviction of the murderer OF
Michael Hansmann.
Faribaut-Miss Amy Lowey, princi
pal of st. Mary's hall. which was
burned down recently, has announced
that the opening of school has been
postponed.
Crosby-Five additional bodies were
recovered from the Milford mine, In
which Al lives were lost last February
in a cavein, bringing the total number
of bodies found to So.
Rochester-Mrs. Martin Lee Of Aus
tin was probably fatally injured when
she leaped from Rochester-Winona
bus after the brakes failed to work
and the machine started backing
down a steep hill
Observation-Disclosures and Maryland
marketing experts began study OF
Minnesota's cooperative marketing
systems, and may recommend adop.
tion of the Minnesota system in their
own states.
Fairmont-A grocery store featured
the giving away Of carload Of wa.
termelons which had cost $3.50 laid
down here. Within five hours 1000 OF
the melons had been carried away by
patrons.
Sleepy Eye-The .-nnual meetings
of the Southwestern Association OF
Congregational Churches of Mime.
sofa, will be conducted at the Union
Congregational Church in Sleepy Eye
October 7 and 8.
Hibblng-Oliver Iron Mining Com.
pany officials announced that the
working forces at the Glenn mine,
midway between Hibbing and CHS
holm have increased from two to
three shifts.
rthington-Between 1900 and g.
900 persons attended the funeral SER
vices of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubert
and Mrs. Eva See, the three persons
here.
st. Paul-Country bankers of the
heavy potato growing sections of Min
nesota, particularly in the Red River
valley, are solidly behind the market
ing program CT the Minnesota Potato
Growers exchange, according to S. G.
Rubinow, general manager.
Hibbing-Total registration of tour
lists at the summer camp up to Sep
TENDER Is was 500 people, who came
in 1000 cars. AS the camp is not yet
closed for the season, this number
will be appreciably increased, the Of
ficials say.
Anoka-For the first time in the
history of Minnesota woman was
appointed to fill a judicial office. Mrs.
Orrie S. Wyman of Anoka was ap-
pointed by Governor j. A. o. Preus to
succeed her husband, George N. wy
man, as municipal Judge of Anoka.
ST. Cloud = With the notification of
the first quota of his personnel, DR..
Hans Hanson, medical officer in charge
of the new U. S. Veterans hospital
here, has announced that the opening
of the institution will be early in Octo-
Der.
New UIm-Plans are now under way
for the dedication of. the new Metho-
dist Episcopal church here in Novem-
Der, probably at Thanksgiving time.
The edifice, costing $4,000 is an i'm
posing structure of dark tinted brick
with a red tile roof.
MinneapoIis-Re Representative of 80
daily newspapers in Minnesota, west
ern Wisconsin, North Dakota, South
Dakota and Iowa met in the Hotel
Radisson for the semi-annual conven-
ton of the Northwest Daily Press as
ISOLATION.
Rochester-Mr. and Mrs. John j.
Aupperle of Stwartville have both
been called for jury service at the Oc-
tober term of court here. Mr.. Aup-
perle will serve on the grand jury,
while his wife will do service as a
petit juror.
stiIIwater-After abandoning her
first request for divorce to go to the
aid of her husband while he was On
trial for the murder in August, Of
Emil Engstrom, police taxicab inspect
or, Mrs. Grace Stauffer. wife of Will
liam Stauffer, taxicab driver and gun
man. asked for a second time for a
divorce
StiIIwater-Prison walls failed to in
timidate bandit who. after 20-mile
ride in a taxicab from st. Paul, held
up the driver at the gates of the peni-
Tertiary near Saltwater.
h-Characterizing the veteran
Industrial employee as a b-llwark of
civilization in times OF peace and he
roes in times o. war, w. A. McGon-
agile. president of the Duluth. Mesa
La & Northern Railroad. addressing
500 veteran workers at Duluth's first
Industrial veterans banquet here, de-
clared it was because of this fact that
they were being honored by their en-
sioyers-