The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-11-21

united States court opened IN THIS
city with Judge w. A. Cant occupy
ing the bench.
slayton-About 800 township, village
and school district officers met here
to confer as to the best mode of pro.
cedure to ward off smallpox in this
district.
Albert Lea-The Interstate Power
company of this city. with plants In
several states in the middle west has
just purchased the Dubuque Electric
Company plant of Dubuque, Iowa.
Montevideo-More than hundred
relatives and friends gathered to as
sist Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon N. Under
wood to celebrate their golden wed
ding anniversary at their home here
canby-Rev. e. N. Prentice OF
Pipestone has accepted call from
the congregation of the Presbyterian
church here and has arrived to take
up his work
Chatfieid-The Rev ]. A. Kretzsch
mar and family have arrived here
from Elizabeth. Mimi, and was in
stalled as pastor of the ST. Paufs Lu
theran church.
MinneapoIis-The team Of the Uni
versity of Minnesota defeated three
representatives of Oxford university
England, in debate OF the princi
Piles of prohibition at the University
Armory.
Bemidji-Actual fire damage and
loss through business as result OF
the disastrous fire in the Crookston
Lumber Company's yards has been
placed at $4,000 by officials of the
company.
Rochester-Alcohol and moonshine
liquor taken by the police depart
ment in raids is to be distributed
among the policemen for use in their
automobiles to keep the radiators
from freezing.
Zumbrota-County Agent Preston
Hale is pushing the Organization OF
two more COW testing associations
for Goodhue county, one among farm.
ers in the vicinity of Kenyon and
the other in the vicinity of this vii
lage.
Duluth-The. first practical effect
Of the governments order directing
the United States Steel Corporation
to abolish Pittsburgh plus appeared
in the northwest in the form of az
announcement of Duluth price base
on wire products.
Hopkns-Dr. John s. Rydell, SIS
years old, owner of the Rydell hos
pital of Minneapolis, was killed in
stantly when the roof of a garage
under construction at his farm near
Hopkins caved in and crushed him.
His skull was fractured.
Minneapolis-Seven students of the
College of Agriculture have been
chosen to represent the institution In
the livestock judging contest for col
lege students at the twenty-fifht Inter
national Livestock exposition in Chi
cago, November 20 to December 6.
Hendricks-Harvard w. Swenson,
editor and publisher of the Hendricks
Pioneer, a weekly newspaper publish
ed here, lays claim to being the
youngest editor and publisher in the
United States. He is just a trifle
over II years old and has been out
of high school for only few months.
Park Rapids-Meeting here at the
call for an annual meeting of the
Minnesota Jefferson Highway Asso-
citation, the board of directors of that
organization took : initial steps for
~ ha pIo Of
operation of the Jefferson in the state
of Minnesota.
MontevIdeo-That the sweet corn
raised by the farmer in the vicinity
of Monteyideo this year proved prof
liable is shown by reports given out
by the canning factory. A total of
$4,000 was paid to the farmers for
their corn this year. This averaged
over $34 per acre for the TAO acres
contracted.
ST. Paul-Because America is en-
toying greater material prosperity
than any other nation, it should be
able to do more than its pro rata
share for our international wards, "
the orphans and sufferers in the Near
East, Governor ]. A. o. Preus said in
urging Minnesotans to participate in
international Golden Rule Sunday,
December T.
Duluth - First two deer-hunting
deaths of the season were reported
here. Both deaths were mysterious.
stray bullets coming apparently from
nowhere to kill their victims, Eric
Johnson, 40. Minneapolis, father of
four children and Edward c. Boltzke.
48, ,armer and head of family of
six.
Mortified = Lloyd Tallakson of
Willmar was elected to head the staff
which will produce the 1926-27 Vik-
ing, ST. Olaf College Student bi-an-
nual Dorothy Dahl of Jackson, was
named associate.
Fairmont-Upon petition of attor-
neys representing the Interstate Pow
er Company, Albert Lea, Judge e. G.
Dean granted an order restraining the
Martin County Electric Service Com
pany from turning over the power
line from Fairmont to Welcome, Sher-
burn, Ceylon. and DuDnel1 to the Iowa
Falls Electric Company, Cedar Rap
DIS, Iowa