The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-12-15
SEWNTs:of the week
u throughout the State
of Ten thousand Lakes
tod in brief form.

Moose Lake-Tllis community cele-
brated the completion of its new $780,
600 electric power and light plant
Walker-Walker's new $4,000 hospi-
tai is ready for use The new build
ing. three-foor. semi-freproof struc-
ture, will house 32 patients.
minneapoIis-The main postoffce
has become the official dead letter
department for postals stations Of the
second. third and fourth class in Min
nesota
Granite FaIls-Dairymen supplying
Granite Falls with its milk and cream
have advanced the prices. Milk is
now eight cents a quart and cream
So cents.
neapolis-Minnesota applicants
for reinancing under the Home own
ers Loan Corporation given tentative
approval total 2,s64 and amounts to
s6.041.6S5.
apoIis-William H. Potter, SO,
one Of the leading figures in Masonic
orders of the state, died at his home
here after an illness of two and one
half months.
ST. Paula total Of 10000 men
who have been in the relief lines for
long periods are back at paying jobs
under the civil works administration
in Minnesota.
OuIuth-CiYilian conservation corps
camps in northern Minnesota were
inspected by Major General Frank
Mccoy, new commander of the Sew
enth Corp army area.
Observation-Disclosures will be at
tired in Christmas dress again this
year as it has in the past with colored
lights and evergreens in the down
town business section.
IsIe-Plunging through the ice.
while driving their car across Mile
Laos, John Haggberg. 75-year-old Isle
resident, and William Newman, So,
Of Eden Valley, drowned
ST. Peter-Merwyn Anderson won
fourth place in Chicago with a pen
OF three Southdown lambs in the
junior feeding contest at the Inter-
-4cllAOAd4 A4hCSlONh CApOS1L1Ou.
LakefieId-Lakefeld is spending its
$4,000 allotment from the civic works
fund to build a new storm sewer and
further rehabilitate its electric
power system. Fifteen men are en-
ployed
Willmar-Authorities pressed their
search for Lyman Solmonson. 81,
wanted for questioning in the Staying
OF Ruby Haug. II, Willmar high
school senior, who was shot and
killed here.
Warren-A leader in the activities
of Marshall county since little group
OF farmers met to organize in the old
one-room school building, the Box
vile Farm Club now is celebrating its
twentieth anniversary.
Walker-The national employment
service committee in Cass county
selected 40 unemployed men to be-
gin work on a municipal airport at
Cass Lake The CWA has allotted
$4,000 to the project.
Misunderstanding Swenson of
Minneapolis, attorney and former
state senator. was named as director
Of the division of game and fish, sue
eeeding the late W. D. Stewart of ST.
Paul. He will assume office Decem-
Der Is.
Moorhead-With general lack of
interest and cold weather combining
10 reduce the number of votes, Moor
head citizens approved the issuance of
$4,000 in bonds for financing a pro-
posed sewage collection and treat
ment plant.
So. st. Paul-Without waiting for a
permanent NRA code for the packing
industry, the Armour and Company
and Swift and Company plans to put
into effect an adjusted wage scale for
unskilled men employees of the plan,
increasing wages cents per hour.
ST. Paul-Deelaring that the winter
feeding of game birds pays big divi-
dends, Louis Enstrom, deputy direc-
tor Of the state game and fish de-
partment, has instructed district chief
game wardens to inaugurate such
feeding activities in localities where
they are necessary.
st. Paul-The following grants and
loans in Minnesota have been made
by the Q. S.: Montevideo. loan and
grant, sewer. $4,000; Paynesville.
grant. water works Improvement.
$1,000; Hanley Falls. water works i'm.
provements $4,000: Jackson county.
grant, roads. $4,000, and Redwood
county, grant, road improvement,
sS40
ST. Paul-In the face of a rush by
vets TO get their liquor control plans
before the state legislature. Farmer
Labor senators opened a fight to de-
lay vote on liquor until Governor
Olson's s5,000,O0O public relief plan
has been adopted. Despite the fact
that both houses agreed on imme-
date hearings on the liquor measures
and went so far as to hold a joint
hearing, the Farmer-Labor senators
met with Governor Olson and map
ped out their maneuvers for state re-
lief.
chatfieId-Two hundred farmers at
tended a protest meeting here to at
tempt to raise prices received by hog
raisers.
Hutchinson-The skeleton of
huge buffalo was found in the shall
lows Of Eagle Lake near here by Gust
Knutson.
ST. PauI-Needy people of Mime
sofa viii be given a maximum Of /.
479,600 tons OF coal. enough to sup
ply nearly 100000 families with five
tons each if necessary. during the
coming winter and spring, by the Uni
ted States government as mart of {