The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-12-02
Candy toys and Christmas tree
at ASpegren's.

Candy toys and Christmas tree
ornaments at ASpegren's.
The name of the Duluth g. Win
nipeg has been changed to the Dull
nth, Superior & Western.
The Kapsch store building is rapid
ly growing apace. The building will
be quite an addition to the Sheridan
street structures.
Mrs. Glassford returned last even
ing from visit of several days dur
alton spent at Two Harbors, the guest
of Mrs. VIM. Weese.
VIM. Sloggett and VIM. Rowe, of
Soudap, spent Sunday in the city,
guests at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Goldsworthy.
Chris. Reinhard, who was injured
at Whitesides camp two weeks ago, is
improving perceptably and the physi-
clans in charge say he is doing as well
as could be expected.
Ladies who love their husbands,
fathers or Sweethearts. should buy a
choice bottle of wine or rum at the
Kentucky Liquor Store, to protect
their loved ones from the cold.
Rev. McGonigle's subject at last
Tuesday evenings discourse was
DEATH" His next will be Judge
ment," the next Heaven" and the
last Hell" Every Tuesday evening
at the NJ. E. church.
Louis Sletten is wrestling with a
pretty hard attack of Quinsy. The
writer knows how 10 sympathise with
MIR. Sletten as he also is victim Of
the malady and gets it ''in Tie neck
on Tic least proVocation.
| Will Holmes has returned from his
claim on the Crane lake road where
he had spent few months. Will
says the slaughter of partridges was
something immense up there and that
Sl.S0 per dozen was the ruling price.
Engine 81 went off the track and
was nearly ditched by spreading rails
on the McMahan lumber track Satur-
day. The wrecking crew from Two
Harbors came up and righted the
machine. No serious damage was
done.
The new electric tram for handling
ore from shaft TO stockpile has been
started up at The East End mile,
Lake Angelina, 1Shpeming, aud works
finely. The company is also using
electric hoistS for handling mine
limo underground.
| RepresentaLive-elect P. r. Vail left
this morning for ST. Paul where an
| introductory meeting of the newly
erected Legislators OF the Sixth con-
gressiOnai district had been called for
The purpose of getting cQuaiDte and
mapping out plan of procedure.
For beautiful Christmas tree
ornaments and candy visit ASpe-
green's.
Steps have been taken to have the
survey of the Indian school site on
Sucker Point at Tower completed at
once in order that the BIDS may be let
and the matter finally arranged before
the present Indian Agent, Lieut..
! Mercer, rejoinS his regiment, which
he will shortly do.
Rev. Irl Hicks, the St. Louis wea-
ther prophet says that we are to have
long cold winter with plenty of
snow in localities accustomed to snow
falls. The weather predictions of Mr..
Hicks begin TO attract widespread at
tention because of their general relia-
bility.
The slaughter of cartridges this
year has been immense and in this
vicinity the birds are practically ex-
! terminated, says the Tower Journal
How long before the partridge will
! become a rara avis under present con-
ditions is a question which should
occupy the attention Of our legislators
in the coming session.
Those who attended the exercises
at the city shoots Wednesday are loud
in their praises of the manner the
same were gone through with, Par
ticular praises was showered on
Masters John and Jos. Seraphine for
the efficient manner in which they
rendered several choice cornet duets
All the scholars did nobly and are
well deserving of the praise vouch.
safed them.