The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-30
MINNESOTA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

son Cooperative Creamery Comp
any dedicated.
Duluth-New building of Duluth
Paper Box Company in West Du-
luth having remarkable growth;
new orders increasing rapidly.
Duluth-New local store of Mont
gomery Ward & Co. at 210 West
First Street opened.
Lakefield- Minnesota Telephone Co.
takes over Lakefield Telephone Co.
Duluth-Service to be initiated over
new bus line in Germantown and
Hillside
Duluth-New Farmer-Labor Cub to
be organized involving entire vest
ern section of CITY,
Duluth-Remodeling building at 56l0
Grand Avenue for West Duluth
branch of Salvation Army planned.
Cotton-Es Establishment of co-operat-
i've center here for poultry and egg
producers urged
st. Prospective settlers of Min
neSota will be offered 100000 acres
of selected tracts of state land a.
sales to be held in North Mime
sofa counties during 1928.
Modena -Modena Coop. Creamery
paid its patrons $15953 for clealn
during past Year.
On $1,000 miles of trunk highways
and state aid roads. Minnesota eX-
ponds about $19000,0OO yearly.
Lyle-O. r. Myckeljord installs MEM
moth Buckeye Incubator of 1900
egg capacity.
Litchfield -Litchfield Chevrolet Co.
moves into new building at corner
west of City Hall.
Anoka-New fire truck being built
for local firemen.
Duluth-More than $1,500000 will be
spent in the development Of Ar
rowhead region as tourist and re-
cretaion center this year.
Butterfield- Butterfield Shipping As
ISOLATION to incorporate,
New Ulm-PlanS in process for new
recreation hall including bowling
alley.
Minneapolis mills in this city
since 1927 spring wheat was har-
vested turned out 831 ATS more bar
rels of flour in six months than
they did a year ago.
neapolis-Banks of Minneapolis
had $23 100000 more on deposit at
end of February than year ago.
Bovey-Annual meeting of Bovey
Farmers Cooperative Creamery
was biggest and best ever held.
Minneapolis-$3,9 900 worth of stage
equipment purchased for the audi
forum.
Arcadia-Portion of St. AloySius
school here destroyed by fire will
be rebuilt.
Ettrick-New st. Bridget's Catholic
church to be built here
Clarissa-2 carloads of livestock ship
ped from here on recent day.
Warren-Red Owl opens chain store
here.
Minneapolis Postal receipts here
during February totaled 474222, in
crease of more than per cent
over same month last year.
Minneapolis started on first
commercial building to be con-
structed in Thorpe Bros. Country
Club district.
Moorhead- Minnesota Motor Express
Company to operate bus line be-
ween Twin Cities and here.
Duluth-New Police station to be
erected on First Street between 10
and % Avenues.
Duluth Remodeling interior of Eng
er & Olson store building. 10Th
Avenue West and Superior Street,
at approximate cost of $4,000
started.
Duluth Burned Stack building. goth
Avenue West and Superior Street,
being reconstructed at a cost OF
$4,000.
Duluth Prospects good for start of
work on overhead way to connect
h1.i1
luth and State Highway No. l.
Minneapolis Construction of second
unit of Lake of the Isles Community
Church will be started this spring.
Minneapolis Construction of steel
work from basement through 4th
floor level OF Foshay Tower started.
Grand Rapids-Itasca County pur-
chases gasoline power shovel at
cost Of 1885.
Hibbing-Bids opened for completion
of educational building on county
fairgrounds
WabaSha-Prospects considered bright
for early construction of bridge
across Mississippi River to Nelson
Duluth-Paving VosS Avenue from
Piedmont to Richardson Avenues
for $7027 authorized.
New Ulm-Service Dray & Transfer
Company is new concern formed
here.
| Hibbing- Farmers residing south of
here find ready market for their
pulpwood yield this year.
Wyattville- 900 more paid during
1927 than in proceeding year by
Wyattville Cooperative Creamery
for cream.
Spring Grove-Honey Creamery Co.
paid $1,000 more to patrons in 1927
than in 1926.
Duluth-M Garon & Co. will double
capacity of their downtown grocery
store May /.
| Grand Marias-United States Forest
| Service orders erection of new
steel lookout towers for use this
spring.
Cromwell Closed bank here will
probably be reopened.
| Howard Lake-Old overhead railroad
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