The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-07-24
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AND BE HAPPY.
JOS. BRACCO, Sole Agent.
JOS. j. SOckliCh, Manager.
Ely, minnesota.

Wisconsin and Minnesota lumbermen
were in the city Wednesday. ea their
way east of Fall lake TO look up their
extensive pine interests.
! Matt Tomatz. an Austrian. at
Tower, was arrested last week for
chastising his wife with an AK The
wife refused TO appear against him
upon the case being called for trial and
he was left to depart after depositing
$50 as a bond to keep the peace.
Our big remnant sale is now on.
| Anderson s korb.
Every available peice of ground
along the right-of-way of the Duluth
& Iron Range road as far up as Two
Harbors, is under cultivation. Con-
ductOr Dutton has several nice patches
under cultivation between Lester
Park and Duluth, and expects to raise
some very good crops.
r. E. Cline. of Ashland. and G.. B.
kinsley. of Minneapolis, were in the
city the fore part of the week, looking
up the advisability of opening up the
Oliver House, TO the travelling public.
1t is not certain whether the hotel
will open or not, as the gentlemen
were undecided.
A Little Falls telegram to the Pho
neer press says: '-The board of county
commissioners, which is in session
here this week, has created a new
town out of part of Pierz, and named
| it Buh, after the well known
missionary priest, Father Joseph Buh,
who is now vicar general under Bishop
McGolerick of Duluth"
The quartette with the negro
yiolinist Mckanlass sings all the
jubilee plantation melodies. Finn
hall August 3.
Prof A. j. Woolman, of the Duluth
High school, accompanied by his
assistant, E. J. Hawesworth, are up
in the Rainy lake and Lake of the
Woods country, where they are work
ing in the interests of the state fish
commission. G. S. Boyd is also one of
the party and is collecting specimens
for the High school museum.
One half price on all odd suits. All
goods marked in plain figures. Ander-
son & korb.
Deputies Bates and McTaggart,
Wednesday took TO Duluth John
iO'Connor. V. McNaughton, Daniel
Smith and Michael Mitchell, of Vir-
ginia, charged with gambling. The
complaint was made by George Stroup
who claims he lost $500 to these gents
friendly little game of ''craps."
The Exchange hotel is enjoying a
boom these days. under the efficient
management of John Glode. Tues
day evening the hotel Accommodated 80
transient guests besides the usual
steady boarders. Mr. Glode makes an
| ideal landlord and with the able assist
ance Of Jock Brown who acts as chief
clerk, the hotel will retain its popul-
arity.
We have our full line of knitting
yarn and worsted- Prices now lower
than ever. Anderson s. korb.
Mrs. Stewart sang by request.
'Suwanee River" and completely
captured the audience 1t was ar
tistically performed, and showed that
she has voice of wonderful range.
compass and power, and as she poured
forth the great volume of melody. the
audience was hushed into silence
State Journal, Lincoln. Neb. With
Mckanlass company. August 5.
The sensational report of a supposed
double murder and suicide at Red Gut
bay. published in the last issue of the
Rainy Lake Journal, appears on in
yestigation to have been a fake pure
and simple, says the Fort Francis
News. The Canadian officials who
Investigated the matter report that
the supposed victims of the foul muir
der are at present engaged at work on
claim not far distand from Hillyer's
mine.
Prof. Cozens, the phrenologist, COM
pleted his labors in this city Saturday
morning and departed for other fields.
The Prof. viii carry away many re-
membranes of the Ely people in the
shape OF in consequence of his brief
stay among US. Everybody had their
head examined and the Prof. gave
each Chart, at which they can look
sn future years and sigh over the old
adape The fool and Aix monar are