The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-11-30
MINNESOTA NEWS

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Minneapolis-Six Minnesota deer
hunters were killed during the first
week Of the open season.
.Austin-Bids for construction of A
homes in a federal subsistence pro-
ject here will be received from con.
tractors December 3.
Granite FaIIs-Pains Miss Mildred
Komplein suffered in her leg led her
to doctor where X-ray examination
disclosed a needle. imbedded deeply
in the flesh.
st. PauI-Minnesota will receive
from the federal relief administra-
tion. $4,700,000 for state relief work
for December, it was learned from
/ Washington.
| WiIlmar-Several hundred dollars
worth of watches and rings were
stolen from the Paffrath jewelry
store here when thieves cut through
show window.
DuIuth-Logging operations in the
woods of northern Minnesota and Wis.
consin. to begin soon, are expected
to give employment to $500 men dur
ing the winter months.
Fergus Fals-Marvin Knutson, 9
years old, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cla.
renee Knutson, farmers, was Killed
when a gun held by his eleven-year
old brother accidentally discharged.
Duluth--An infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hill of Duluth was
killed instantly when the door of her
parents car swung open throwing
Mrs. Hill and the baby to the pave
ment.
Deer Observation-Disclosures j. B.
Hagen of the local schools suffered
internal injuries when he attempted
to GUST three unruly young men from
the school building, and fell down a
flight of cement steps.
-Plunging through thin ice
on which they were playing, Jack
Renstrom, 9-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Renstrom, and Frederick
Waltonen, 6-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Wantonen, drowned in the
river.
Redwood FaIls-Approximatel 500
people attended the banquet held at
the armory here, honoring Ted Balko,
national corn husking champion. w.
T. Foley and L. C. larry Ho) Hodg-
son, both of ST. Paul, were the prin-
cipal speakers.
MinneapoIis-M arooned in the air
by dense fog a Northwest Airlines
plane carrying a pilot and four pas.
sengers flew for nearly two hours be.
tween the Minneapolis and st. Paul
airports before it found a hole and
dived to safety in st. Paul.
ST. Paul-The race for State Audi.
tor in the recent election proved very
close, and the winner was not Off
cially learned until two weeks later.
Official returns showed Stafford King
polled 3S0,302 votes against S79,654
for John T. Lyons, difference of
64S votes.
Rochester-Dr. and Mrs. William
]. Mayo observed their fiftieth we'd
ding anniversary here Nov. 20. The
elder of the Mayo brothers and wife
were honored at reception by mem
bers of the Mayo clinic staff in the
library of the clinic, and the ami
versary was observed at family din
ner at the Mayo home. The Mayos
were married here November 20, 1884,
and have lived here since.
st. Paula legislature hostile to
Governor Olson this winter appears
virtual certainty when Farmer-La-
Dor followers in the house fell Is
votes short of majority at a caucus
designed tU demonstrate the admins
tration's strength. Where they had
anticipated somewhere around Sc
members at the session, the admins
tration leaders drew but Sc, and three
Of them declined to vote on the eau
Gus choice for speaker. Representa-
tive Harold H. Barker of Elbow Lake.
st. Paula new naval recruiting
sub-station has been opened in St.
Paul because of the increase in re-
cruiting Of young men between IT
and 25 years Of age, naval officers re-
ported. The station will be in charge
Of recruiting in Chisago, Winona, Fill
more, Dakota, Wabasha, Goodhue,
Ramsey, Washington, Houston and
Olmstead in Minnesota and the south
ern part Of Pine ounty, and Polk,
Pepin, Chippewa, Eau Claire, st.
Croix, Rusk, Barron, Dunn and Pierce
counties in Wisconsin.
st. PauI-Minnesota started single
attack against two enemies of the
past five years-drouth and unemploy-
ment-with announcement Of a pro-
gram for planting an auxiliary forest
shelter belt n IL drouth-stricken
counties thereby providing 100000
man-hours Of employment for the
preparatory work this winter. The
auxiliary shelter belt will be started
in the II counties of Lac qui Parle,
Yellow Medicine, Big Stone, Ira
verse, Stevens, Grant, Pope, Kandiy-
obi, Renville, Redwood, Lyon, Lin
coin, Pipestone, Cottonwood, Doug
las, Otter Tail, Wadena. 1t will be
extended to parts of bordering coun-
ties where drouth-killed trees are
found. This will include portions Of
Wilkin. Cass, Stearns, Meeker. Nc
Leod, Brown, Rock, Jackson, Henne-
pin and Wright counties.
Beaudette-Lewis Payne, 46 years
old, was convicted of second degree
murder in the killing Of Paul Mel
horn in the Northwest Angle country