The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-08-04

P. T. Brownell and family and Mrs
John Anderson, went to BURNSIDE
yesterday for their annual outing.
Mrs. E. J. Gilbert and children left
Saturday morning for visit with
friends and relatives in Duluth.
Judge Cowling aud Thos. e. Miller,
made a long trip over Little Long and
BURNSIDE lakes Sunday.
A party of about twenty-five.yo young
people will leave Friday morning for
BURNSIDE for few days outing.
Al Leighton again won the gold
medal at the Gun shoot Sunday. The
silver medal was won by Peter Beck.
Minneapolis will be a blaze of glory
State Fair week, with its magnificent
Carnival of Polaris, Examinations. par
AIDES, etc.
Louis Rosso returned Saturday from
his visit at Little Falls. Fred john
son who was doing the night operat-
ing left Monday morning.
The Carnival of Polaris" will afford
State Fair visitors superb entertain
ments each night at Minneapolis dur
ing State Fair week.
Mrs. G.. Graham and two children
from Hibbing, arrived in the city
Friday evening for few days visit
with friends and relatives.
Bands from all over the state are
going to Minneapolis to take part in
the great Carnival of Polaris," State
Fair week, Sept. 6 to IL.
S. III. Higgins. who has been en-
ployed with many of the Mesaba
range papers, made this office a pleas
ant call Thursday.
Mrs. George ST. Clair, who has been
visiting at the residence OF II. b.
Sturtevant for the past week departed
for her home at Minneapolis Monday.
The Electric Greek Fire illumina-
tions upon the streets OF Minneapolis
during Carnival time State Fair
week, form a gorgeous spectacle.
Herb Kelly, Ben Horoyitz and A.
J. Fenske constituted camping
party that spent Saturday night and
Sunday on Bass lake.
Landlord Mccarthy of the CONNER.
cial with his family and guest, Mrs
Walker visited the northern lakes
Sunday.
1t will be gala week in Minneapolis
Sept. to IL. The Carnival will be
more magnificent than ever, while the
State Fair will supass all efforts.
Olof aKnuteson was rendered a. sur
prise party at his residence by a large
party of friends Thursday evening
Dancing and lunch occupied the at
tention of the guests until late hour
The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church society gave sociable at Mat
tila's hall Sunday eveningzwhich was
well attended and handsome sum
realized.
1923 loaded ore cars were hanleo
from the mines by the Duluth & Iron
Range Saturday last, the greatest
number in "a hours in the roads his
tory.-Two Harbors News.
The Zenith steam shovel finished
loading the stock pile at that mine
last week and was removed to the
Pioneer mine where it began loading
the mammoth stockpiie Monday.
Briton Prout came up from Eveleth
Friday evening for visit with par.
ents. He left Monday morning fol
the exposition at Stockholm. While
away he will also visit England.
Mrs. Penglaze and son, who have
been visiting friends and relatives in
this city the past two weeks will
leave tomorrow morning for theil
home in Michigan,
The Chandler steam shovel broke
down Sunday morning and was only
| repaired and again put in operation
Wednesday night thus delaying the
shipments from this mine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Holmes and fam
lily, Miss Ella Lawrence and Mrs.
Pearce of Duluth, who is spending a
few weeks at the Holmes residence,
camped on Bass lake few days this
week.
II. Van Blarcom and Judge Cowling
will leave Saturday morning for Two
Harbors where they will be joined by
Judge Aubolee for an extended trip
alor G the north shore of Lake Super
ior.
Rev. DR.. Clelland, pastor of the
! First PRESBYTERIAN church Duluth.