The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is making
ready for its annual corn and potato
show, February Z.
st. James-The Watonwan County
Poultry Associations twelfth annual
exhibition was held here.
MinneapoIis-An all-industry auto
mobile show will be held N the audi
torium March 81 to April 1.
| Cass Lake - President Hoover
signed an executive order discontin-
uing the government land office here.
| Minneapolis-A woman cashier In
the Radisson hotel fought off a rob-
Der as he attempted to steal $4,000 in
cash.
DuIuth-Accidentall shot by COM
panion while hunting rabbits near
this city. Matt Gregorich, 19-year-old
Duluth youth, died in hospital.
Ely. A. Bean, former supervisor
of the Ottawa, Hiawatha and Mar
| quette forests in Michigan, is the new
supervisor of the Superior national
| forest.
Grand Rapids are no long
haired men, women or children in
Grand Rapids-hair cuts are only
dime as the result of war between
two local barber shops.
Observation-Disclosures from through
out the iron range came here for
joint meeting Of the Range Council of
School Executives and the Range
Principals Association.
st. Paul-Minnesota motorists used
100000 gallons less gasoline in
1882 than in 1881 and as a result, the
( taxes collected through the Scent
state levy dropped more than $1,000
900.
| Pipestone-A report that a number
Of wolves have been seen in the hills
northwest of Pipestone led to plans
for wolf hunt. The county will pay
bounty on wolves bagged by the
hunters.
WiIImar-Enactment of the Regnier
bill which would eliminate deficiency
judgments is demanded in resolu.
tion framed following a farm fore.
closure which 1000 protesting farmers
blocked here.
st. Peter-A. H. Bittner, IS years
old, mayor of st. Peter, was found
dead half-mile from the city. He
had been missing for three days and
| is believed to have been the victim
Of heart attack.
Medford-The Straight River Rural
Telephone Company voted for the re.
moval of all phones on its line if the
rural lines are not awarded a cut in
switching costs of some dimension.
switching costs of some dimension.
Minneapolis-The fairyland of can
vas, wood and stone that will picture
for visitors at the Century of Pro.
gress Exposition in Chicago this sum-
mer, the benefactions and opportuni-
ties of Minnesota is nearing compile
tion here.
Deerwood-The Deerwood Lumber
Company has started it's logging oper
ations north of Wealthwood and has
crew of 20 men at work In the
woods getting out ties and bass wood
logs. The company expects to log a
half million feet of logs.
DuIuth-A five-day week policy for
members of boards of grain appeals
| at Minneapolis and Duluth was an.
nounced by the state railroad and
warehouse commission, making a say.
ing of $2,770 year in salaries paid
to members and employees.
|
| ing first degree murder was returned
here against Mrs. John Robertson and
Paul Klinet of Pine River when a
Cass county grand jury for the second
| time heard evidence in connection
with the shooting to death January
of Oscar Hall, Pine River farmer.
Stewart-When Otto Kiezman, rail
road section hand, dreamed of
broken rail, he acted on a bunch and
started west on his regular inspection
tour the next morning instead of east
as usual. A short distance from town
he found broken rail- The morning
limited was notified and held up until
| the rail was replaced.
Crane Lake-Heavy SHOWS mean
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nothing to the women of this commu.
nifty, when they go to Crane Lakes
home demonstration class. They
drive dog teams to school. One of
them, Mrs. Neil Berger, drives three
to five dogs. The round trip from
her home is SO miles. Another, Mrs.
Walter Scott, drives one dog and
takes her baby with her in the sled.
ST. PauI-The policy under which
the state highway department will
| operate under it's new administration
was outlined by N. w Elsberg, who
took office January as head of the
| department. Given first place in the
new commissioners plans is pro-
posal under which jobs for 800 un-
employed men will be made available
Immediately through a spread the
work plan. To make this plan pos.
sible, he will urge the state legisla-
ture to give serious consideration to
| the dangers involved in drastic re.
auctions in automobile license fees.
Osseo-Hundreds of colleagues and
friends Joined in honoring Represen-
! tative Charles Mum, newly elected
speaker of the state house of repre-
| sentatives, at a testimonial dinner
given for him by the Rural Hennepin
Civic association in his home town
here.
Fairmont-Minnesota' 1892 grand
champion corn grower is Theodore
Zieman of Fairmont, it was announced
at the Minnesota Crop Improvement
associations annual seed show at
University farm. The show was held
as part of Farmers and Home Makers
week.