The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-05
MINNESOTA NEWS


Lakefield-Approximately $4,000
in corn-hog allotment checks were
distributed in Jackson county.
Worthington-The historical page
ant of Mobiles County Fair, in which
between 400 and 500 people took part.
drew a record crowd.
Blooming Prairie-The annual fall
festival of Blooming Prairie was con-
Quoted here with horse show, poul--
try show, parades and free entertain
ment.
kenyon-State leaders joined in the
rally here in support of the movement
to have the Nerstrand big Woods"
designated as either a state park or
game refuge.
Glencoe-The annual fall festival
was huge success. The steer which
was barbecued was paraded first
through the countryside and to neigh
boring towns.
ST. Paul-Northwest farmers paid
up loans totaling s3,453,O00 to the fed
eral land bank in the period from jan
uary through August on mortgages
held by the bank, according to bank
officials.
DasseI-Burning of bonds featured
Dasseps "Out-of-Debt" jubilee when
the town celebrated the rare occur
rence-in these days-of having both
its school district and village entirely
out of debt.
Jordan-With Archbishop John Gre
CORY Murray officiating at a solemn
high mass, in the Church of St. John,
three-day joint convention of the
states three large German Catholic
organizations was held
So. st. PauI-Some $500 employees
in four Minnesota packing plans will
receive wage increases averaging 8
per cent The increases will add be-
tween 100000 and s1,00O,O0O annual
ly to the workers paychecks.
Winona-Formal allotment of $685.
600 for soil erosion work in Winona
county was made by PWA officials.
This work will cover about 5000 acres.
and is an extension of the erosion
project in the Root river district.
Minneap olis-Federal probation Of
ficers are studying the case Of Carl c.
Hartig, veteran postmaster at Buff
falo Lake, who pleaded guilty before
Federal Judge Joseph w. Molyneaux
to charges he had embezzled $4,000
LakeviIe-The twentieth anniver-
sary of the organization of the st.
Johns English Lutheran church Of
Lakeville and the first anniversary of
the installation of the present pastor,
Rev. A. H. G. Gjevre was observed
with special services.
Worthington-Air shows conducted
here have aided UNNECESSARILY in pay
ing for the local hangar. 25 per
cent dividend has just been paid to
the shareholders, leaving only 20 per
cent yet to be paid to those who fin
anced the erection of the hangar four
years ago.
st. Paul-Contractors seeking Twin
Cities sewage disposal project jobs
hereafter must specify they will pur-
chase materials and supplies in Min
neapolis, st. Paul and other Mime
sofa cities before awards will be;
made, according to a ruling by A G.
Bastis, sewage board chairman.
Minneapois-M Minnesota in 1888
again led the nation in production of
butter, its creameries turning out
299,S72,000 pounds, an increase Of
more than 100000 pounds over the
1882 output and representing over Is
per cent of the country's entire pro-
duction of 1,762,6SS,000 pounds last
year.
Fairmont-Minnesota will be the
corn husking capital of the world this
year, with announcement that the ma
tional COMETS will be held in Novem-
Der near here. The Minnesota state
contest will take place Wednesday,
October 81, near Owatonna, while the
national classic is scheduled in Mar
tin county field November s.
Altkin-Three young Indians are
held for questioning by the sheriff in
connection with the deaths of Walter
and Bertel Broselle, IA and 17-year-
old sons of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bro
selle, farmers near Malmo. The two
boys were found dead by the side of
a road two miles from their home.
Both had been shot through the
heart.
Bemidji-E. j. Swedback of West
Los Angeles, Calf, pioneer resident
of Bemidji and state senator from
this district for four-year term
starting in 1903, died at Santa Mo-
MICA, Calf, according to word re-
ceived here. Swedback came to Be-
midi in 1898 after "a years. residence
at Delano and for number of years
operated extensive saw mill interests
st. Paula new corn loan pro-
gram, providing for advances at So
cents bushel on 1888 and 1894 corn
stored on farms in accordance with
state warehousing requirements was
announced by the agricultural adjust
ment administration in Washington.
Loans will be made in Colorado, Illi-
nois, Indiana. Iowa, Kansas, Mime
sofa, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio and
South Dakota.
st. Paul-Four new CCC camps will
be built in Minnesota at cost ef
$4,000 under a s225.O0O camp pro-
gram announced for the state by the
emergency conservation corps in
Washington. The four new camps,
costing $4,000 each, will be estab-
ished in Clearwater county, Becker
county af Grand Maraie a, .ba c.,