The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-09-15

All are cordially invited.
/ Harry James. who for the past six
years has been an employe of tile
| Times. leaves tomorrow morning for
Canada were he will reside in the
future.
The d. 81 /. r. pay car was up last
evening and distributed the monthly
pay roll to the roads employees. Sup
erintendent Owens and Auditor
Veile were with the car.
Wolf Simon. the manufacturers of
the Tom Reed cigar has sent up a
box of these popular goods to every
Organization in the city for which he
deserves thanks.
Alfred McCallum was up from Du-
luth few days this week in the in
terests of the union label. Mr.. Nc
Callum was formerly member of the
| Tower base ball club.
VIM. Bateman returned today from
his extended visit to England. Mr.
| Bateman is looking healthy and no
doubt the visit agreed with him. He
reports an enjoyable trip.
A. E. Chantler. formerly of the
News Tribune, Duluth, was in the
city today making arrangements and
advertising for the county fair which
will be held in Duluth next week.
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 153,
are contemplating the giving of an
entertainment in the near future.
In all probability it will be a drama
tical effort.
NJ. f. Kalmbach went to Duluth
yesterday morning loaded with samp-
les of quartz he had gathered from a
promising Klondyke in this imme-
date vicinity.
Deputy Bates was up Monday even
ing serving papers on the witnesses in
the Golich case which is being tried
| in Duluth this week. The witnesses
went to Duluth'yesterday.
Large numbers of tourists have
been enjoying our lakes and scenery
the past week. All leave well salts
fed with their visit and with the
avowed intention of coming again.
The Tom Reed cigar is guaranteed
strictly union hand made and men
enough are employed to keep them on
hand thoroughly seasoned. This is
now the best cigar ever sold for 10c.
Any one Indebted to us on subscrip.
sion will surely be pleased to learn
that we can use several cords of good
wood both at the office and at oul
home. 81 worth Of wood will do very
nicely.
NJ. E. Gleason. of NJ. Gleason 8
Sons, returned Friday evening from
his trip to Minneapolis where he haG
been in attendance of the School OF
Em balming and undertaker's conyen-
tion. Matt is now ready to embalm
you in the most modern way.
Notice has been received at the Du-
luth land Office from the commissioner
of the general land Office that the case
of the state of Minnesota VS.. the
United States, involving lots 3 and 5,
section 30, 63-l1, is finally closed. The
state tried to claim the land as swamp
land and failed.
Victor Gustafson returned Thurs
day evening from his three months
sojourn in British Columbia. Mr..
Gustafson says he was favorably i'm
pressed with the richness of the
country but that there is no show
there for the poor man. While wages
are high, the cost Of existence is too
great.
Many from this city will attend the
county fair and upper st. Louis county
exhibits will also be at hand. Last
year Ely and Tower made quite a
showing with their agricultural ex-
hibits and this year promises to Guido
previous efforts. Make your arrange
ments to attend.
Electrician Lowe went to ST. Paul
Monday morning to make arrange
ments for an engine for the electric
system. Frank returned this even
ing having arranged satisfactory and
within a short time all the wired resi-
dences and business places will be
flooded with electric light.
VIM. Abrahamson returned Satur-
day evening from Collato, Mimi,
| where he had been called a week be-
fore by telegram announcing the
death of his mother. His family ac-
companied him to Cokato, but will
visit there few weeks before they
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