davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-05-06
Demun Township

Demun Township
II. Il. Broadway.
w. G. Hunter.
Jim Haynes.
George Dowdy.
Jake Mcdonald.
Hymen johnson.
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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-07-23

n Plentywood, Rue's
..s.tsOn, tof 2 block Improve
poentymoooS6 furniture 5000, hP7iCai
sssnis t-VvO ss0O ] auto $3.50. protes-
a'onal li1pf5aiiSy Plentywood, orig, lot
crsks0n improvements &lUO' i9dhl-
block musical instruments 4oo;
ture az plentyWood. ia sls @iu' io'
eelanai i-ImprOVemehta 1ot n
blo9sHertba, Plenty W"ou, o i,., Sq0O
rsfes. bei ttT@.k Improvements Rauu,
sneaoiture $3.50, sd n,"7''"'
T50. 2 au'o7 homestead, Orig lot
rlhereh improvements &ooO, -,
mock -,li..r Reserve. orig. Medl-
s'srs0n tih' iia $50 block lin
.iar Lar, none orig. reserve lots
Df0tem,". improvements RloUU'
lI-l- 1900. musical lhstiuiH1ii ~. -
furnllui All. s89b, / dairy COW 24u'
500. rive lots $40 block an I'm
Ore II1rfs $500. stock OF meIciai'-
dee issgg,,,.. outlook. part Of sW-
FfsrL 4s g improvements none.
SEA Do nora T.. Il $ o n q
nf-blr. a.t.fone. lot Improve
ment- 'is''' Ilentywood Orig, lots
Erickson, rcck Improvements YzOou
l6-it.Is 900. musical instruments
i !lih auto 500 or,o Doolev
ty' "a rIentywOod' Oils" Dooi'S
ni5s fI.,t improvements none ~
lOt ID ~ plentywOod, lot IL DlocIh
Ewing ..1r.t ,lnents $3.50, furniture eloo
I'M Instruments $l1o' 49, ,,a,,i.
mls, "a D. Medford, ore" D9 Avn
Ia Grntyw""Cooa' lo' ''
--.,1-,rneugs 4soe.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-07-23

Gainslen, j., 1868 improvements none
Gainslen, f.. j. 11-12-36-5S-improV-
ments 500, 31-3l-57- improvements
$500.
32-57-mproVements 500.
Gaffney, S., Medicine Lake, 4-b-3l-bl-
improvements $500, furniture $40, wa
CONS and harness 500, farm machin-
cry 5000, / auto FblO' 10 horses 9dOu,
o cattle $3.50, 2b sheep $3l2, 2 swine
$40, 20 poultry $50.
Galland. O. L., outlook, l1-l4-36-53-tm-
movements $1,000, furniture $780, mu-
steal instruments $40, wagons and
harness $3.50, farm machinery $Zvo'
j auto $3.50, 10 horses $4lO, II cattle
$685.. / purebred S75, poultry $37, sol
vent credits and cash $l45O, l4-S6-6S
improvements 500
| Galland a. Lindhe OUTLOOK Zd-5b-55-
/ improvements $40
Ganeston. A. H., Grenora. N. D., 9-32-
] 59-improVements Sl2OO, furniture
$50. musical instruments $26, wagons
and harness $3.50, 1 auto 5000, grain
swine S16, "a chickens 49, turkeys
IS.
Garneau Zeb. Redstone 2l-34-52-im
movements none; 22-34-b2-improVe
ments $1,000. furniture 1926. musica
instruments $2b, wagons ana harness.
500. farm machinery $3.50, 2 autoi
s4oO, 10 horses $22o' ~ cattle ~ SSaSSii
SEA. r.,
Gates A. e., Spokane, Wash, 6-S6-b1-
improvements none; l-36-b6-imprOVe
ments none; 34-37-56-improvement
: GaVick. l.. D., Greenbush, Mimi. 20-31
B6-imprOVements $50.
Gentry r., Medicine Lake, S-d2-5b-ln
=. proVements nonei / auto $l4O, b hori
K es $50 cows SEQ.
/" George, Frank, Fessenden, N. d. 1898
4-53-improVements $1,000.
y Gergen, j., Cannon Falls Mimi, 1923
54-improvemenbs $500.
z German Lutheran Evangelical Churc
y 2-8-97- 54-improvements $1,000.
Gibson. a A. Raymond, l5-37-b4-ir
\, proVements 5000,
Gibson Rose, Comertown, 3b-SI-bb-li
q movements S1O40, furniture 500, wa
5s ons and harness $40, farm machine
ee- 800 / auto s40O, grain 800,
o. horses S4O0, SO cattle S2Olb, ] pun
hired s7b. 8 swine $24, 60 poultry y
~ 6-96-b7-improVem none.
Gilbertson, Karl, Archer lI-lb-l9-36-
m improvements $1,000, furniture N
IA musical instruments $40 wagons
m harness $50. grain 500 q horses ~
IA cattle $3.50, 10 sheep S222' 90 pou
tie ny $25. Or
81 improvements $50, b-S5-b2-impr'
ire ments $50.
si- Gladne L., Dagmar 22-3l-bs-impro
Try ments $685.. furniture $50, musical
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-07-23

Haaae. w, Homestead z6-so-s ioo In
ans and harness $50, farm machinery
5000. s horses $500, 4 cattle $40 /
auto 5000.
Heaven, r., Grenora 2b-2b-s4-beee- IN
steal instruments go, wagons and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-08-13
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
CENSUS NOW ON.
CHECK OF VEHICLES ON TRUNK
ROADS BEING MADE THIS
WEEK BY STATE DEPART
MENT-EARLIER THAN LAST.

Traffic on trunk highways in st.
Louis county is being counted tins
week by checkers employed by the
State Highway department. The
check on vehicles in this county is
part of the traffic census which is
being taken throughout the state.
The census this year began Mon
day, Aug. 9, and will continue until
Sunday, Aug. Is. This is two weeks
earlier than the census has been
taken in former years, but it was
believed that a week early IN August
is closer to normal traffic than lat
er period.
Counts will be made in most cases
at the same stations as last year,
with a few new stations added.
There will be total of 1862 stations
and 221 counts made. This is ex-
planned by the fact that in some
cases the checkers are stationed
close to the junction lof two trunk
highways where they can count the
traffic on both roads.
The check will include count of
all vehicles from 6 A. M. to mid
night each day. Records will be
kept of Minnesota vehicles by clas-
SEES, such as "a" and "B" passenger
cars, buses, "T", "X" and "Y"
trucks, wagons and buggies, and
cars carrying licenses from other
states.
The census taking is handled
through the district maintenance
superintendent. The reports are
forwarded from the district head
quarters to the central Office for
tabulation.~
The traffic census is used by the
highway department as guide in
planning future construction, and to
build roads to fit the traffic. 1t also
serves as a guide in the distribution
of maintenance funds and it enables
the department to ascertain the cost
per vehicle per mile on the different
types of road.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-08-13
COUNTY TAXES
APPORTIONED.
UNDER THE DISTRIBUTION OF
THE FIRST HALF OF 1926
TAXES ELY GETS $11S,1 1877
AS ITS STRENGTHENING GETS
NEARLY A MILLION.

St. Louis county last week divid-
ed $11,318, 577.61 in tax money be,
tween the cities, towns, villages and
school districts of the county. max
ing the apportionment for the f.rst
half of 1926. OF this amount lib
bling receives $996,996.S5. Duluth,
1856, O46.75 for the second highest
amount A year ago Duluth's appor-
tionment was $500, 403.63.
School districts get $3,9S1 ,oO6.45 B,
also $135,958.56 from special 81
mill tax, and the state will get ST.
43S,51O.39. Unorganized roads will
receive $19,008.5 4; ditch fund, $780,
636.OS; state rural highway No. a,
S45S.O2. Towns will receive $69l,-
1888.
The county fund revenue will be
divided as follows: Poor commits
sion, $1O3, 486.S7; roads 1905, 588.O1
county bond sinking fund, $47,-
282.47; Jail, $34,993.63; care and
control of court house, $50,318.04
county sanatorium, 1928, 1862
work farm, 16,336.9O; girls school
$S,655.09; county current schools
$8,OS7.O9; county revenue, $780,.
939.O2.
Apportionment to the larger cities
and villages are: Ely, $118,153.77
Eveleth, 354, 405.87; Tower, 81,
993.O8; Virginia, $271 ,2216; Aurora
$24, 868.68; Biwabik, $58,207 35
Buhl, $128, O4O.O8; Chisholm, $685.,
269.22; Brookston. $138.S3; Frank
lin. $29,129.48; Floodwood, $369.36
Fraser, $5,199.35; Gilbert, $87,
355.11; Iron Junction, $85.71; Kin
| ney, $25,968.03; Kitzville, 90 cents
Leonidas, $11,710.S6; Mckinley, SIS,
028.63; Meadowlands. $127.28; Mt
Iron, $114, 628.39; Mesaba, $154.93
Proctor, $6,499.75; Spina, $56.95
and Winton, $301.31.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-08-13
ST. LOUIS COUNTY FAIR
TO HAVE MANY ENTRIES.

Hundreds of entries from over
the entire Arrowhead country are
expected for the st. Louis County
Fair, August 29th, Goth, 3lst and
September 1st. More than twenty
five hundred premium books went
out to every farm organization IN
the Arrowhead region. to private IN
dividuals. and to cooperative socl-
cites, appealing for large repre-
sentation in various entries at the
county fair.
Although emphasizing the amaze
ment end of the fair, Secretary Les
Emery is not forgetting the exhibits,
and has every possible promise that
more than dozen farm clubs will
have community exhibits in addition
to private entries. Crops in the
Arrowhead Country, aided by fan
weather, are above expectations and
as a result, small grains, fruits, and
vegetable exhibits are expected tC
equal those of former years.
A new cattle barn. one of the
most modern of any in Northern
Minnesota, will house an unusually
large display of high-bred pedigreeo
stock.
The poultry show this year will bt
one of the big features of thu
county fair.
The midway will provide all kind!
of entertainment for children ant
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-08-13
COMMUNITY FAIR
DATE SEPT. 4.
LAST YEARS COMMITTEE WILL
AGAIN HAVE CHARGE OF THE
ANNUAL COMMUNITY FAIR TO
BE HELD AT THE WASHING
TON SCHOOL SEPTEMBER q.

The Ely Commercial Club has
named last years committee to
again have charge of the Annual
Community Fair to be held at the
Washington Auditorium on Satur-
day. September 4th.
This committee is composed OF
Kenneth Duncan, Martin Skala, VIM.
Mitchell, Jacob L. Pete, Louis Gouze,
DIR. J. E. Thompson, Mrs. Chas.
Ouigley and Mrs. E. Leino. The
committee is busy lining things up
for this fair which promises to be
more successful than the previous
successful events of this kind held
here.
Ely is again on the list for the
appropriation from the Board OF
County Commissioners Of $500 for
this fair along with several other
cities in the county. The people OF
Embarrass are again enthused and
many will exhibit their farm pro-
ducts at the exposition. In all prob
ability the list. of prizes will be out
in a short time when all may see
what is on tap.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-08-13
NEW BUICK MODELS
AT THE CENTRAL GARAGE.

The new Buick models for 1927
have arrived and are on display by
II. Z. Kurvinen, local distributor, at
the Central Garage.
There are sixteen body styles,
mounted on chassis lengths of
114b. 12O, 1913 inches. The line is
made up of four sport type open
cars and twelve closed cars.
According to Mr.. Kurvinen, the
Buick engineering department has
developed chassis which is built
around Buick features of the past,
but with additional improvements
which are in most cases entirely new
in the industry.
''The problem of period vibration
has been solved in the Buick" Mr..
Kurvinen said "This is accomplish
ed by a counter-balanced, four bear
in crankshaft in combination with
light, cast iron pistons. heavy fly
wheel and an exclusive Buick crea-
ton called the torsion balancer.
"Counter-weights are used to keep
the crankshaft from DETECTING. They
also balance the shaft so perfectly
that there is no high bearing pres
sure or whipping out of line, which
are the main causes of engine rum
BILE, noise and roughness.