The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-29

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cattle are being introduced in this
section by dairymen.
Observation-Disclosures the direction Of
the Alexandria Commercial Club, so
cans Of pike fry were planted in lakes
near here.
Thief River FaIIs-Thief River Falls
has been selected as the meeting place
Of the ninth district Bankers Associa-
tion, June 2.
MISUNDERSTANDING July 1, the post
office at Moorhead will be of first class
rank, advices received from Wash
ington indicate.
Waseca-The state game and fish
commission has announced that the
game refuge in Blooming Groove town.
ship will be retained.
Jordan-Scott county will be the
first in the state to have an area test
for tuberculosis in cattle, when the
test work Is resumed July 1.
HinckIey-William j. Rahja, Vir-
ginia attorney, was killed here when
the automobile he was driving was
struck by passenger train.
Winona = Catherine Fleming Of
Moorhead was reelected state regent
Of the Catholic Daughters of Ameri-
ca at the state convention here.
st. CIoud-Bithulithic pavement will
be laid on 80 city blocks in st. Cloud
this summer at cost of $3.50 square
yard and total cost of s1e2. 5000.
Wheaton-Paving contracts total
ing S55,551 have been awarded for
the improvement of Broadway, the
principal thoroughfare in this village.
Faribault-Dr. w. N. Theissen, pro-
minent Faribault physician and lead
ing figure in community affairs, died
following an attack of heart disease.
Ely-Winton, one of the ghost"
towns of the lumber country, dead
for years, is to be wiped off the map.
The ground has been bought by
group of Chicago men.
Moorhead-The proposal to issue
$135,000 Of municipal bonds to help
pay for municipal water and light
plant in Moorhead was defeated. 619
70 325, at a special election.
Thief River FaIIs-H. L. Schuster
has closed deal whereby he becomes
owner of the Middle. River Record,
for the last two years published by
J. B. Sprague.
owatonna-Miss Laura Day of Clin-
ton Falls was named president of the
Young Peoples Union of the Central
Baptist Association at the close of
the annual convention here.
EchoIs-Fire destroyed the Echols
store and hall here. Firemen from
st. James and 100 neighboring farm
ers were called to save the rest of
the village.
WiIImar-Fire destroyed the John
son Motor Company garage at Lake
Lillian, entailing an estimated loss of
$4,000. Four automobiles also were
destroyed
Owatonna-Several hundred physi-
clans from all sections of the state,
were here to attend the annual meet
ing Of the Southern Minnesota Medi-
cal Association.
jackson = May term of District
Court convened here with Judge ]. E.
Haycraft, appointed a few days be-
fore to succeed Judge E. C. Dean
New RlchIand-It took New Rich
land just fourteen and one-half min
utes to subscribe its entire quota for
the American Legion endowment
fund.
Red Wing-Work has been started
at Cannon Falls on the new Cannon
Falls-Red Wing power line of the
Northern States Power Co., which will
supply this city with electricity by
July 15.
Dundas-Henry F. C. A1bers, mayor
of Dundas, and his son, Harold, saved
their lives by jumping from their ma
chine moment before passenger
train struck their car, demolishing the
vehicle.
ExceIsior-By vote Of 206 to 162,
residents of the section OF Excelsior
township west of town, and including
a small section Of Carver county.
voted to incorporate as the village OF
owatonna-Sponsored by the Owa-
tonna Chamber of Commerce, move
ment has been started here to group
all charity, welfare and community
financed organizations and agencies
under the community chest plan Of
financing.
MInneapoIls-An official car of the
Yellowstone Trail association, which
has headquarters In Minneapolis, will
leave from the Gateway bureau for a
trip over the trail to the west coast,
during which the road will be marked
and literature distributed In the var
ious towns.
Hugo-Two bandits masked and
armed, rushed into the First State
Bank here, ordered three persons to
stick up your hands," drove them
into vault, and, scooping up $1,000
In silver, jumped into touring car
standing at the curb aud fed toward
st. Paul.
6raInerd-By executive committee
just concluded, the dis
trict convention OF the Cooperative
Creamery association will be held at
Brainerd on Thursday, June 4. At
least so creameries throughout the
state win be represented. it is ex-
pected