The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-06-23
Hygenic Iron Beds ut Gleason's.

Hygenic Iron Beds at Gleason's.
Workmen are engaged in tearing
down old No. shaft house at the
Chandler
| AL. Leighton won the gold medal at
the shoot Sunday and John Columbo
the silver one. The scores were good.
! If you want a hammock we have
them at all prices. O. G. Korb.
| The rainbow which appeared this
Iafternoon after the shower was one of
1.-THE prettiest ever seen in the north
western country.
VIM. Truscott who has been visiting
his cousin at the resident Of Capt.
VIM. Cowling for several weeks has
| left for his home in Calumet, Mich.
Last week for early Ohio seed pota-
toes at o. G.. Korb's.
Mrs. r. c. Williams took her de-
parture Monday for an extended visit
with relatives and friends in New
York.
Mrs. Fenske, of Duluth, mother Of
A. j., and Miss Anna Fepske, sister,
are in the city visiting at the Fenske'
home.
Mrs. w. j. Moore, of Virginia, has
been in the city few days and took
part in the Guild entertainment
Thursday evening.
Get your Strawberries for canning
now, they will not be cheaper, get
our case price. O., G.. Korb.
Miss Jessie Spain, of Two Harbors,
returned to her home Tuesday morn
ing after several days spent in this
city the guest of the Misses Giles.
The Ely Clothing company are dis
playing fine collection of paintings
in their window the work of Mrs. B.
Horoyitz.- The pictures are elegant
and the artist deserves much credit.
Miss Jessie Oster, of Two Harbors,
spent Sunday in this city guest of her
father, VIM. Tracy, who is running
engine on the d. & l. r. and lays
over here Sundays.
! If you want the best stock and
handmade cigar cali for Tom Reed. "
Dibbel, who played ball with the
Ely team last year and j. Harrington
| Of Two HarbOrS, visited ia the city
over Sunday.
! Another switch engine arrived this
morning to be employed in the yard
this season. Sullivan, Clark and
1 futile are the extra swithmen who
will attend the same.
a fire extinguisher which may be
made easily and kept stored in bottles
ready for use consists Of three pounds
Of salt and one and a half pounds of
| sal ammoniac. Dissolved in a gallon OF
water.
/ Lovers of a good cigar should smoke
| the tom Reed. ?
| John PalSiz, Jos. Agnich aud John
Core, will leave next week for Calu-
met, Mich, where they go as dele
gates TO the convention OF St. Cyril
and Metoda societies OF the United
States. They will be gone for 10 days.
! Miss Tracy, Peterson, Fuller, Ben
son and Nessell left Saturday morn
| ing for their homes ia the southern
part, of the state, after closing a very
successful year in the ely schools in
(which they held positions as teachers.
NJ. II. Kalmbach, who left here two
weeks ago called to the bedside Of his
Jagged father, writes that the parent
died and that he was, present at the
funeral and expects to return in a
few days. His father lived near
Green Bay, Wis.
The very latest in ladies' and
misses sailors. at O. G.. Kcrb.
She (gushingly) Harold, isn't that
orchard just beautiful?
Harold (yawning)- don't know.
She-Well what's wrong with it?
Harold-It's full of prunes.
The engagement was broken then
and there.
The engagement of our townsman,
Sam Sax to young lady in st. Paul,
Miss Silver, has been announced in
the st. Paul papers. Mr.. Sax tried to
keep it quiet but the reporters caught
him at it. Sam intended to surprise
Elyites.
Instant ice cream freezers at Glea-
sons, prices to suit the times.
Gus. Anderson, the big Superior
policeman, who was on exhibition at
the Kinney block Friday, Saturday
and Sunday left for other fields Mon
day morning. While Gust was the