The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-01-27


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White Earth-Burglars who broke
into the postoffice here, stole the safe
containing $50 and stamps.
Waconia-Seventy dollars in cash,
besides stamps and blank money or
ders were stolen from the postoffice
here.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. asking fur
Their limitations on the catch of trout
were passed by 200 members of the
Houston County Sportsmen clubs
seeking conservation legislation.
st. Paula recess until February
was taken by the Minnesota supreme
court to give the judges an oppor-
tunity to write their opinions on cases
already heard but not acted upon.
Stewart-Awards totaling $500 were
given in premiums to exhibitors at
the twentieth annual show sponsored
by the Mcleod County Poultry Asso-
citation. Entries totaled nearly 1000.
MinneapoIis-Dr. Arvid Reuterdahl,
Sc, internationally known mathemati-
clan, metaphysical SCIENTIST, engineer
and author, fell dead on Hennepin
avenue. He was the victim of heart
attack.
Members of the Min
nesota Holstein-Friesian Breeders
Association, Inc, held their annual
,,,oofipO IN aonnoaf;o, 1x,;tt,
and Homemakers' week at the Uni
versity farm.
Sleepy Eyed Rogers, who lives
in Northome township, has some good
neighbors. After Rogers had his
shoulder hurt by a horse, the neigh
bors got together and husked his en-
tire corn crop.
Minneapolis = Construction Of
S275, 1000 recreation center at the west
end of the Parade, with funds to be
obtained from the Reconstruction Fin
ance Corporation, was proposed to
the park board.
Fairmont-Fifty airplanes took part
in program of races and stunning
at Tampa, Florida's sixth annual air
meet. In a 15-mile race for planes
under Ito horsepower, Marcellus King
of Fairmont was second.
Ciinton-After a two-day holiday
declared by the mayor, the Clinton
State Bank resumed business, after
having obtained the signature of 991z
per cent Of the depositors, waving
immediate call for deposits.
Warroad-State and local engineers
have completed the survey of the IL
townships in Roseau and Beltrami
counties which will be preserved as a
forest and game coverage under the
name of Beltrami Island Forest.
virsinia-John B. Johnson, assist
ant cashier of the closed First State
Bank of Ely, pleaded not guilty when
arranged in District Court on first
degree grand larceny charge. He at
tempted suicide when arrested.
MlnneapoIis-Offer of the city wa.
terworks department to donate more
than two billion gallons of water,
worth $4,000 at the regular rate, to
the park board to restore the levels
Of Minneapolis, lakes, was approved
by the city council.
Wells-Skiding on the slippery
pavement while en- route home from
dance in a borrowed, automobile,
three young men were killed when
the machine overturned. They were:
Alvin Kellestad, Frost; Jerome Kelle-
stad, brother; Gunnar Johnson,
farm hand near Bricelyn.
ST. Paula bulletin of the Mime
sofa State Medical association issued
contained warning that persons who
purchase milk at roadside booths be-
cause it is cheaper may expose them.
selves to communicable diseases.
Such milk is not pasteurized and its
production is not supervised, the bull
letin said.
ST. Paula new and enlarged
program for issuing city scrip
or stamp money to meet welfare needs
in 1898 was made by Mayor William
Mahoney. His new proposal is to is
sue city bonds and hold them as a
reserve guaranteeing the scrip in
stead of holding cash in reserve as
previously planned. The original plan
called for limiting the amount of scrip
to 100000 until the experiment has
been tried out.
Deer Rivera fourth crew, includ-
ing 40 workmen, has been called for
clearing work on highway No. 81,
north of here. Each crew is given 10
days work, and the majority of men
selected are from the community in
which the road is being put through
the timber. The purpose of the new
route is to miss a seven-mile bog,
over which the present No. 81 now
travels.
DuIuth-Election returns come in
slowly in some of the northwest Sec
never come in. w. H Bergen, st.
Louis county auditor, disclosed that
returns in the November, 1928, cleo
ton in one precinct, never have been
received. There are about % votes
in the precinct. Ballots were sent to
the precinct, in the northern wildj
on the Canadian border, by railroad,
automobile and canoe, but never came
back. They just forgot about it and
closed the election records, according
to Bergen.
ST. Cioud-Math Riehm, 81 years
old, was sentenced to serve five years
in Saltwater penitentiary on his con.
yiction On the charge of first degree
manslaughter in the shooting of his