The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-05-12
SEyENTs:of the week
- t1roughodtst,e State
jof Ten Thousand Lakes
told in brief formA

HoIIand-Bandits escaped with $500
from the First National Bank after
wounding the president.
Long Prairie-The local Girl Scouts
presented program here preceded
by doll buggy parade.
Holland -Wounding the president Of
the local bank, bandit escaped after
robbing the First National of $500.
Fort SneIling-Forest workers who
have been trained here for several
weeks, will be sent into northern Min
nesota soon.
Madison-Four bandits raided the
Klein National bank, robbed it of ST.
600 slugged an employee and shot
down three citizens in a running gun
fight.
ST. PauI-D. L. Mcbride, superin-
tendent of the Minnesota Anti-Saloon
league for 8 years, resigned to be-
come superintendent of the Michigan
league.
cyrus-A general store, telephone
office building, drug store and cream
station were destroyed by fire. Fire
departments from Starbuck and Nor
ris arrived too late.
st. Paula 100000 building pro-
gram will be started soon by the
state board of control, despite re-
duction of almost 100000 In its
biennial appropriation.
Le Sueur-Arrest of Clayton. Weiss.
city treasurer of lie Sueur for seven
years, on a charge of embezzling SILL
099 was disclosed by Edward j. Gam
BILE, LIE Sueur county attorney.
Worthington-M. N. Rustroffer, No
bles county treasurer for Is years.
confessed to state controller E. j
Pearlove that he had Incorporated
$17,192 county funds. He Is the
father of 10 children.
DuIuth-Leonard McHugh, master
in chancery, signed an order calling
for the sale of the Duluth Street
Railway Company's entire holdings in
Duluth and Superior at public auc-
ton at the sheriff's office May 81.
Steen-More than 200 head of live
stock were MANNED and had to be de-
stroyed when IA cars of stock train
were derailed near here. A defective
truck on refrigerator car was be-
lieved responsible. The train which
left Sioux Falls carried cattle and
hogs for Chicago and New York pack
ers.
Minneapolis - twenty-five hundred
musicians and 5000 representatives Of
music clubs of America will be In
Minneapolis the week of May 81 to
% to take part in the American Music
festival which will be held in connec
ton with the biennial convention of
the National Federation of Music
clubs
Minneapolis Northwestern Re
tail Coal Dealers Association will
hold it's 1888 convention May Is and
10 at the Radisson Hotel with men
Of prominence in the coal industry
on its list of speakers. Officers of
the Association are ]. T. Grant, Rolfe,
Iowa, president; ]. S. Gilbert, Mime
apolis, vice-president; L. E. Streater,
Minneapolis, treasurer; Wesley E.
Keller, Minneapolis, secretary.
Minneapolis-Mrs. Genevieve A
Clark, only juror to hold out for &C
quittal in w. B. Foshay's first trial.
and who later was convicted Of con-
tempt of court and sentenced to six
months in Jail, was missing at the
time her sentence was supposed to
start. She and her family were To-
Gated in secluded spot near Savage
dead in their car. A rubber hose had
been run from the exhaust pipe
through hole in the door. The
fumes killed them all, her husband,
two boys, and 10, besides herself.
st. PauI-Governor Olson was I'M
derstood to have completed his slate
of four appointees to the University
of Minnesota board of regents follow
ing a conference at the capitol with
Farmer-labor legislators. The four
reported to have been selected are:
"A. y. MSpuuO, 81 dul, SSuSidi nich-
ager of the Land O'Lakes creameries;
Frank W. Murphy, Wheaton, farm
leader; Mrs. Anna Olson Determan,
Litchfield, Farmer-Labor candidate for
secretary of state in 1880; DIR. A. E.
Olson of Duluth. Governor Olson left
for Washington and said he would
make an official announcement of his
selections to the board on his return
to the capitol His selections to the
board will replace four present men,
bers who retire this year-Dr. Egil
Boeckmann Of st. Paul, Mrs. Bess M.
Wilson of Minneapolis, w. H. Gem
nell of Brainerd and ]. V. Williams
of Marshall.
MarshaII-A contract for develop
ing water supply for this commun-
ity has been let.
Fort SnelIins-Enrollment of Min
nesota's second increment in the CT
william conservation corps as part Of
the federal unemployment relief pro-
gram is under way in various parts
of the state as the states quota Of l.
400 men in this increment was allot-
ed among the counties. These 1,4O0
are in addition to the 600 previously
enrolled from Minneapolis and st.
Paul and now nearly ready to leave
Fort Smelling for the northern Mime
sofa national forests.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of western
Chippewa county participated in their
annual spelling and declamatory con-
test at the courthouse here. A rural
school chorus of more than 200 voices
entertained.
Gonvick - Gonvick had three
mayors in week. Mayor David Al
len resigned after refusing to sign a
beer ordinance which the village
council approved. Leslie Reimer was