The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-09-04
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Condensed Stories Of Haapssiass
Of the Week In kiansssta

Ou'utt rHS WHICH Iii CdIcuOu "
spread through long row of ware
houses and docks on the Lake Superior
| front destroyed lime kiln, with dam
age of 100000.
Thief River FaIIs-Nearly 100 bank
ers Of the ninth district met in an
nual session here. A. F. Labuddle.
cashier Of the First State bank Of
Gully, was elected president.
Hastin0s-Formal dedication Of the
new st. Matthias Roman Catholic
school will be combined with the an
nual harvest festival at Hastings. The
building cost s35,000.
Rock creek-Paving was begun on
No. 1, highway between here and Pine
City, and the work will be rushed as
fast as conditions permit the grading
on the north end of this stretch.
Misunderstanding shopping for
everything from radium to rats cost
the University of Minnesota just ST..
100000, for the year ending June 80,
| Roy S. Galloway, purchasing agent,
announced.
.Crookston-Having gone more than
six months without a contagious dis
ease being reported, Crookston is be-
lieved to have established a record for
health conditions.
Winona-Fifty thousand yellow
perch have been planted in Lake WI
mona at the request of the Winona
county Izaak Walton league to i'm.
prove fishing in this vicinity.
Luverne-United States Senator
the principal speaker at the Rock
county fair here from September II
to 16. Senator Brookhart will speak
September Is.
HIbbing-Donald McReady of Min.
neapolis, was chosen president of the
Order of De Molay at the closing bust
ness session here when Mankato was
elected as the next convention city.
MarshaIl-Reports coming in from
the rural district show that hail dam.
age in Lyon county was more severe
than had been estimated. Near Dud-
ley and Milroy the loss in crops ran
as high as 100 per cent
Bralnerd-Contract for the paving
of the state highway between Belle
Prairie and Brainerd, about a 25-mile
stretch, was let at price Of S1.40 a
square yard. This is the lowest price
known for reinforced concrete pave.
ment in Central Minnesota.
Alexandria, mass meeting, spon-
sored by the Alexandria club, was held
here to discuss proposed dam at the
outlet of Lake Carlos into the Long
Prairie river for the purpose of rails.
ing the water level of lakes here.
Wadena-Todd and Wadena County
Bankers Association met jointly here
and unanimously adopted the county
ranger plan of the Minnesota Bankers
Association. The sheriffs and county
attorneys from both counties were
also present.
neapolis-Business men, ship
pers and representatives of cities on
the upper Mississippi river decided at
a conference at the Nicollet hotel to
proceed with plans to put barges on
the river to carry freight at lower
costs.
Observation-Disclosures of the Min
nesota, North Dakota and South Da-
kota railroad commissions agreed to
cooperate in the fight which the mid
die west is making against freight
rate increases proposed by western
carriers.
MInneapoIis-One Minneapolis Chi
nese is dead and a white girl wound.
ed in q general revival Of tong war
activities which swept over the Uni.
ted States, with gunmel and Ratchet
men killing five and woundiDg several
/ Others in the first outbreak since last
spring.
Winthrop-Work Of installing the
city's new lighting system will be
completed about September ~, A. j.
Olson, who is in charge of the pro-
ject, announced. The distribution sys-
tenn comprises 80 miles of wire and
235 poles and $4,000 feet Of cable. A
white way" is included in the pro.
ject.
poIis-Two hundred seventy
five persons were injured in automo-
bile accidents in Minnesota within
seven days, setting new record for
the year, when warm weather and
scores of outings took thousands OF
motorists over the states highways
through the last week, it was revealed
by a survey made public.
Redby-When the state Of Mime
sofa, in its efforts to increase the avail
able supply of food in the war, estab-
lished the fishing industry on Red
lake, 1t put into operation one of the
best institutions that could be located
among the Indians in this part of the
state. The state fish-buying station
gives them a cash market for their
catches.
MlnneapoIis-Gr will be broken
at once for tile new 100000 home of
the Minnesota Cooperative Cream
cries Association, Inc, In Minneapolis
1t will be finished about Jan. l, max
ing Minneapolis the headquarters for
a $40,000,000 yearly business in Min
nesota's finest butter. supplying high
class markets throughout the country.
Minneapolis Construction OF the
new Victor Broom Shop. operated by
the Minneapolis Society for the Blind,
has begun. The new shop will cost
$4,000. The Kiwanis organization Is
taking large part in financing OF the