The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-09-25

. David Brown has been drawn from
this city on the United States petit
Jury, for the term beginning in Dull
nth on October 8.
The magnificent dresses that Lex
Mitchell wears are the delight of al
the ladies' To be seen every night
at Kickapoo exhibitions.
| The deep waterways convention
met at Cleveland yesterday. Many
from Duluth attended. Neil Nc.
Innis was appointed by Gov. Clough
as delegate to the convention.
Mayor Vail went to Fergus Falls
Saturday morning as juror at the
term of the United States court. r.
Whitesides is on the petit jury he
having gone down the same day.
Acts at once, never fails. One
Minute Cough Cure. A remedy for
asthma. and that feverish condition
which accompanies a severe cold. The
only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results. For sale by A. S.
James & Co.
The celler under the r. S. Miller
store was flooded during the heavy
rains Sunday, owing to the drain
becoming clogged. Considerable dam
age was done. The drain was opened
yesterday and the water escaped.
Rev. E. Fl. Bull conducted services
in the Presbyterian church Sunday,
both morning and evening, the morn
ing's subject being Sabbath" and in
the evening the Rev. gentleman ser
monized on the words of Christ, 1T
is Finished" A week from Sunday
preparatory communion services will
be held.
Grand double entertainment by the
Kickapoos' Saturday night. Don't
fail TO see it.
E. c. Hillbery returned Monday eve
ming from his Dakota trip Erick is
not wild over the farming portion of
the Dakotas. He says that men are
very plenty there at the present time
and that the threshing is pretty well
advanced. The farmers in that
country are blessed with an over
supply of wheat which is selling at
from 81 to 50 cents per blshel, hardly
enough to pay for handling the same.
Gene Poirer, Matt Sanders, Alb.
Whiteside and the others who left
here are yet working and expect to
remain several days longer.
Remember all the kickapoo Indian
remedies are sold under a guarantee.
No cure, NJ pay.
The. foundation for the air compress
sor at the Fayal is being laid and
building viii be under Construction
this week. The Ingersol compressor
formerly used at the Minnesota,
So1dan will be moved here and set up
in a few days. Large grounds are Row
being graded and -leyeled of for
stock pile, which win be loaded up to
probably 100000 tons during the
winter. Ten No Rand drills viii
be placed underground which will be
worked by the air compressor. The
office building viii be ready for oc-
cupancy about the 18th of October
and probably sooner. 1t is the finest
Office owned by this company on either
range, having steam heat, bath rooms.
closets, hot and cold water and every
modern improvement. The stock
pile is all removed and the grounds
are leveled of. We were informed
that large force would work under
ground during the winter. We were
also told that $50 more men could
find employment here. = = Gulbran-
son Bros, Duluth, have taken a con-
tract from the Adams Mining COM
pany to strip 150, 600 yards of surface.
Work will begin at once. John
Gulbranson was here today and will
remain to build camps and get every
thing in readiness. They will have
40 men working all winter-Eveleth
Star.
Allen St John, the celebrated Irish
impersonater, is now with the Kick
apoo Indian Medicine Co. See him
if you want good laugh.
For the benefit Of the miners en-
gagged in similar work at the Chandler
and Pioneer, We clip the following
from the Mesaba Range: The hoist
ing skip at the Hale is running about
as lively as possible these DAYS. A