The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-11-11

market Is the Schiller. 1ry IL.
A grand ball is on tap for Thanks
giving, Nov. &c.
Rabbits are very plentiful this year
and so are hunters.
Mrs. S. P. Ireland is spending a
few days in Duluth.
Melville Johnson left for Duluth
this morning for visit.
The City band is making arrange
ments for a grand entertainment.
Abe Collins has completely recoy-
cred from his recent serious illness.
r. Polkinghorne has spent few
days after the elusive deer this week.
DR.. Sewall of the hospital staff
went to Duluth this morning for a
short visit.
O. G. Korb has embellished the
front of his place of business with a
neat new sign.
Chas. Seheaffer is taking a two
weeks vacation from his duties as
agent at the depot.
The A. o. q. W. lodge now meets
in Matthias hall. The |. O. G. L.
order also occupies this hall.
Capt. VIM. Hunter has arrived and
will be employed at so" A force of
So men are now working at this mine.
Mrs. VIM. Bateman's condition is
constantly growing more critical. She
will be taken to Chicago Saturday for
treatment.
". E. Pixies position as eXpressman
on the D. s. l. r is being filed by E.
S. Rub, of St. Paul, during the form
er's absence.
Mrs. Mary Roberts, of Soudan. spent
a few days in the city having been
called here by the illness of her friend
Mrs. Bateman.
w. J. Nottage had charge Of the
run between here and Duluth during
the temporary absence Of the regular
mail agent, Chas. Lewis.
John Ginotti and Peter Beck with
John Beargrease as guide left for the
country west of Robinson lake Mon
day morning for deer hunt.
E.. j. Poirier and Fred Stockbridge
will spend a few months on Eastwood
lake and will leave for there as soon
as the trip can be made in safety.
The salary of c. 6. Shipman, assist
ant superintendent of poor was re-
duced at the last meeting of county
commissioners from 800 to $500 a
year.
Enough snow is now at hand to
make fair sleighing and to preclude
the possibility of having a bare
winter. A heavy frost is what We
want.
We must congratulate Rev. I. 4.
Amber to his election as county
superintendent Of schools, VI. o. Au-
bclee as county attorney and A. j.
MCGEE TO the treasurership.
Hugo Eisenach and Photographer
Brown, brother and brother-in-law Of
Louis Eisenach left this morning for
Duluth after several days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eisenach in this city.
The board of county commissioners
will have three new members on its
organization. There are rumors that
Capt. E. Morcom will succeed j. W.
Helm as chairman of the new board
Jos. Seraphine, John Kinsman and
Thos. Trip returned Saturday from
their trip to Duluth where they had
been as witnesses on the case of State
VS.. Bert Harrington.
Bert Harrington, who was arrested
for grand larceny on complaint of the
Ely City band was discharged in Dull
nth last week. the grand jury failing
to find an Indictment against him.
Acting Commissioner of the General
Land Office E. E. Best has decided
the case of Margaret r. Alworth VS..
T. 81. Roberts, involving lands in
sections IL, Il and I3-I4s-29, in favor
of Roberts, the homeSteader.
DR.. f. S. BuZard, of Ontanagon.
Mich, was guest at the Exchange a
few days this week. The DR.. is look
ing for place to locate in his pro-
fessional capacity and was very much
impressed with the prospects of this
city.
A young gentleman of this city
while hunting rabbits recently, shot
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