The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-12-01

monies.
New Prasue-The eleventh annual
Southern Minnesota Livestock show
was held here.
| st. Paul-Internal revenue collec-
lions in Minnesota during October
were s4,2S4,9S2.2S.
Edgerton-A corn show was held
here November 25 by the Edgerton
Business Mems Club.
neapoIis-Between now and
March 1, million and half motor
lists in Minnesota must take out driv-
ers' licenses.
Hastings-A free pancake day was
held through the courtesy of the bust
ness and professional firms and mer-
chants.
Duluth-Christmas tree cutting is
in full swing in the state. The 1888
crop, as usual, will total about 1900
600 trees.
-Sixty-three bankers from
Lyon, Murray and Lincoln counties
met here and organized the Tri-Coun-
~ i11hhOio hooOSiQIlOA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the local
$4,000 sewage disposal plant started
with two crews of men working four
and one-half hours day.
Sank center-A recent wind storm
blew hundreds of crappies out of
Sank lake and practically every home
in town enjoyed fish dinner.
kenyon-Whether or not Kenyon
residents may drink beer on Sunday
is expected to be settled at the an
nual village election Tuesday, Decem.
Der 5.
caIedonia-Three truckloads of
trout fry from the Lanesboro hatch
cry were placed in South Fork,
Crooked Creek and Winnebago
creeks.
Park Rapids-At meeting at the
courthouse here, forestry officials of
this area selected six major projects
on which work will be begun at once,
using 203 men within Hubbard
county.
Minneapolis-419 state banks, not
members of the federal reserve sys-
tenn have applied for membership in
the temporary insurance fund, which
goes into effect Jan. 1, the federal de-
post insurance corporation an
nounced.
kenyon-The Kenyon board of edu-
cation has made application to the
government for funds to maintain a
community center, through which ia
cilities for further education may be
afforded unemployed youths over
high school age.
Maple Piaine-Two men posing as
federal agents and pretending they
had orders to search the place for an
alcohol plant, held up five persons at
the Fairview Fox farms, one and one
half miles southeast of here and fed
with $500 worth of pelts.
st. Paul-With the general revenue
fund of the state overdrawn by near
ly $6,000,000, there are no funds in
sight to finance further relief meas
ures by the state government. The
legislature, when it meets December
5, will be asked to provide $1,000,000
or more to relieve distress in drouth
stricken counties of west central Min
| nesota.
! Rochester-Four hundred musicians,
local and instrumental, taking part
in Rochester's Radio day, appeared
in rs acts on 12-hour nonstop en-
! tertainment program. Entertainers
from 20 nearby communities supplied
the talent for a program broadcast
over a system of 20 loud speakers To-
Gated throughout the business district
while crowds of shoppers listened.
ST. PauI-The state section of the
public works program which, in it's en-
tirety, will provide jobs for 10000 I'M
employed men in Minnesota within
week and $4,000 men by December
1 was drafted when Governor Olson
and state officials met in st. Paul for
program in which former service men
| and heads Of families will be given
preference on all projects to be fin
anced through President Roosevelt's
civil works program, jobs will be
given to men to surface and repair
roads, clear rights of way, open for
est trails, clear out fine hazards,
clean drainage bitches, build forstry
telephone lines, cut brush, carry out
soil erosion projects, build and repair
armories and perform street, park
and public building repair work in
hundreds of cities, towns and viii
lagos in the state. Each man will be
given sufficient work to permit him
! to earn about 500.
crooI<ston-More than 40 judging
teams with some 120 members will
| gather at Crookston December IL for
! opening of the five-day Northwest
School Farmers Week, conducted by
the Northwest School of Agriculture.
ST. Paul-Allotment of an additional
| SIS, 100000 to complete the nine-foot
channel on the Upper Mississippi
river to Minneapolis will be urged by
| delegations representing the upper
Mississippi valley at the fifteenth an
nual convention of the Mississippi Val
ley association at st. Louis, Nov. q
and %.
Wykof-This community has re-
ceived s1.400 government grant for
building up its water supply.
Lake crystal-Bernie Morek, for %
years game and fish commissioner
for the state of North Dakota, advo-
Gated a closed season on waterfowl
in talk before sportsmen here.
MinneapoIis-Dairy leaders in the
Twin City area are jubilant over &C
ton Of Secretary Henry A. Wallace
authorizing amendment to the local
producers milk code whereby the