The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-03-24
Novelties In hosiery at Korb's.

the lucky number that was awarded
the gold watch by Chris. Reinhardt.
Beware of the imitation Tower
Bell" cigar. See that inside of box is
printed 1.-The Vermilion Cigar Fact
ory.n
Rev. John Wilson, of Duluth, will
preach on Sunday next at the Presby-
terian church. All are cordially in
vited.
| Beware Of the imitation Flower
Bell" cigar See that inside of box is
printed 1.-The Vermilion Cigar Fact
ory."
Do you appreciate good cigar? If
so. smoke the Tower Bell.
Several Austrian families have left
during the past week for their native
country.
Miss Libbie Speigel, of Duluth,
came up last evening for an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. AL. Bed
ford.
The people of Rainy Lake and Seine
Eriver are making an effort to have the
Canadian government locate custom
Office at Seine City.
Jos. Seraphine and John Evans left
Monday for the Rainy lake country
where they have secured employment
at the Foley workings.
Our thanks are extended to Com
missioner MOrcom for a tax notice
complete which presents many inter-
esting figures.
Manager Foley, Of Rainy Lake
fame, has written friend in this
city inQuiring for so experienced
miners for which the wages offered
are 81 day.
Cy. Greenlaw went to Duluth Mon
day where he will in all probability
secure a position. Cy. has been en-
ployed as sawyer at the Knox mill
the past winter.
The Dramatic orchestra. which rem
dered such choice music on st.
Patrick's evening, will give grand
ball after Lent. They will be assured
a good house.
NJ. Gleason & Sons have a Crawford
wheel on exhibition in their hardware
store that's peach, strictly high
grade wheel for fifty dollars.
| The cases against Fred Davis, ex-
county surveyor are on trial in dis
trict court in Duluth. The first wit
ness for the prosecution former
deputy was examined yesterday and
gave some racy testimony.
! NJ. Mccarthy, who has conducted
the explorations for the Minnesota
Iron company on section 80 the past
winter, took his departure Tuesday
for the Mesaba range where he will
be employed at the Fayal near
Eyeleth.
The nine-months-old child of Mr..
and Mrs j. r. West, died this morn
ing. The baby had been ailing for a
considerable time. The remains will
be taken to Superior tomorrow for
iinterment.
E. LIE Seueur, the gentlemanly
special agent Of the land Office, with
whom Benny Merrill was out last fall,
we are glad to note has almost re-
covered from his recent attack of
pneumonia.
| Mr.. NJ. E. Gleason went to Michigan
two weeks ago TO make preparations
for removing his family to this city
He returned "Wednesday accompanied
by wife and son and has taken up his
residence over the hardware store.
Stewards camp has broken up for
the season and in consequence there
have been considerable lumber jacks
in the city. This camp was putting
In timber for the Knox Lumber COM
pany.
On Palm Sunday Rev. McGonigle
will hold Episcopal services at the NJ.
E. church. This will be the Rev.
gentlernan's last visit to Ely before
going to his new location in Indiana.
Rev. E. n. Raymond conducted
services in the Presbyterian church
last Sunday morning and evening.
At the evening service the church
was well filed and the Rev. gentle
mans sermons were muchly enjoyed.
Peter Stewart was taken to Duluth
Friday morning by Officer Garrison
to serve 20-day sentence for being
drunk and disorderly.
| Judge w. j. Cowling returned Sat-
urday from his few days visit at Du-