The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-07-10

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State Fair this year.
Crookston-A large sized lynx was
killed on the Charles Vilven farm six
miles north of Crookston, the first for
many years.
Caledonia Caledonia sportsmen
have received $4,000 trout fry from
the state game and fish department
and have begun planting them in the
streams of Houston county.
Appleton-Peter Rheingans, "a years
old, Civil war veteran and resident Of
this community for 46 years, is dead.
He is survived by six daughters, two
sons, 80 grandchildren, and 40 great.
grandchildren.
st. Stafford King, state adju.
tant, Minnesota department, American
Legion, was appointed executive sec.
rotary Of the Soldiers Welfare depart.
ment, which is under supervision vi
the state board Of control.
Argyle = Requests totaling $4,000
are made to institutions here in the
will of Mrs. F. D. Keye, filed in Pro-
bate Court here. Mrs. Keye died here
June Z, leaving an estate valued at
100000.
Crookston-King, Nav and George,
last equine members of the local fire
department, have lost their jobs.
With the arrival Of new fire truck
completing the motorization of the
department
Hbbing - The seasons record for
shipments of iron ore in single day
was broken by the Great Northern
railway when close to 100000 tons
were shipped. This is far in excess
of the tonnage of any other day this
summer.
Crookston-She was married, but
she didn't have to change her name On
her state address. Even the ages of
the couple who were married in the
courthouse at Crookston are the same
The couple is Nels Ulvesaker, 43,
Powers Lake, N. D., and Anna Ulves.
aker, 43, Binford, n. D.
Bemidii Bemidji Teachers col
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class, ~ young men and women re-
ceiving diplomas at the commence
ment exercises. In 1924, AZ students
completed their work at the local
school and the year before the grad
uating class numbered g.
Mankato-Dorothy Schock, Is year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs c. H.
Schoch of this city, has attained a
record Of school attendance. Miss
Schoch has record for period GOV.
ering nine years in the Mankato
schools, in which time she has never
been absent or received a tardy mark.
st. Paul-Secretary Of State Kel'
logg, who is home on vacation, is
keeping a weather eye on the Chinese
situation, which may develop into a
call by the United States to other ma.
tons for a conference to discuss
China's affairs. Mr.. Kellogg is pre-.
pared to cut his vacation short at any
time and return to Washington.
South ST. Paul-Sixty-nine million
dollars was received by farmers in
Minnesota and the northwest for S..
52S cars of livestock received at South
st. Paul during the first six months OF
this year, one Of the largest totals in
the history Of the South st. Paul mar.
ket. The average number Of cars for
the last five years has been 31,217.
Rochester Their wedding having
been postponed because illness of the
brides mother caused her to be
brought to this city, Arnold D. Olson,
of Bookings, S. D., and Miss Eva
Knutson of Lidgerwood, N. D., were
married in the sunroom Of a sana'
forum here. The ceremony was wit.
messed by patients from Is states and
one from Holland.
Rochester-Notice Of the first claim
for damages as result Of the flood on
June IL was filed with the council by
F. F. Holloway. He notified the al.
dermen of a claim for $1,000. The
claimant alleges carelessness and neg.
ligence on the part of the city in SO
constructing a bridge that the abut.
ments diverted the sream over his
land
ST. Paul = Four major state ap.
pointments were announced by Gov.
ernor Theodore Christianson. They
are: Chairman, rural credit bureau,
Ole o. Sageng, Dalton; commission
er of game and fish, j. F. Gould, re.
appointed; commissioner of forestry
and fire prevention, Grover M. Con.
yet, present state forester. commits.
sioner of agriculture, N. ]. Holmberg.
reappointed.
Detroit-Cowboys, cattle and horses
Little Missouri River will form the
nucleus of a Frontier Day celebration
here July 16, II and II. Mayor A. C.
Knudson announced that bad Lands
Bill Mccarthy and George Gardner,
present owners of "The Maltese Cross"
and 1.-THE Elkhorn," Teddy Roosevelt's
old ranches, will manage the celebra.
ton and bring thirty cowboys with
them.
Cannon FaIIs-That the population
of Cannon Falls is growing is vouched
for by Cliff w. Gress, banker and
philanthropist here, who handed out
more than 600 bright new 25 cent
pieces to as many kids" at his an
nual Fourth of July eve party. Mr..
Gress, who gave his first fireworks
party" 80 years ago, declared there
were almost 100 more youngsters in
attendance than there were a year
ago.
Owatonna = Richard G. Brophy,
secretary of the Owatonna Chamber
of Commerce, has accepted an ap-
pointment as director of the Jeffer-
son Highway Association tour to Win
nipeg and is making arrangements for
the reception Of large party of tour
lists from louisiana. Arkansas, Missouri