The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-05-12
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The Vermilion Gun club held its
third medal shoot on Sunday after
noon when some very large scores were
made. The A class medal was won
by Ryan with score OF "A and the
B class was won by Swanson, score q.
Miss Katie Papich and Mr.. Joseph
Lovrin were married Sunday after
noon at st. Martins church by the
the Rev. Father Buh. The Young
couple were we'll known at Soudan
and it was the largest wedding ever
witnessed at the church. We wish
the happy couple a prosperous life.
The Criterion Dramatic club rend-
cred by special request at the Bretung
hall last Thursday evening the three
act drama entitled tom Blossom or
the Spiders Web" to a large and APP
preciative audience, the receipts be-
ing $500.
Charles and Henry Morton left
Monday morning for New Jersey.
d. III. Bacon. returned Saturday
morning from trip over the Mesa ba
range were he had been Inspecting
the mines of the Minnesota Iron Co.
w. G.. Bonham returned from Dull
nth on Friday evening.
Rev. Father Buh returned from Du-
luth last Friday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Nit
chell, at Soudan, May It'll, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Philip went to Ely
on Friday evenings passenger.
NJ. j. Sega went to Duluth on Fri
day to employ a couple of good cigar
makers and transact other business
returning on Monday evening.
John Koran returned from Duluth
on Tuesday where he has been getting
some fixtures and new machinery for
the steamer Odd Fellow.
Misses Fanchon and Corrie Barrett
went to Duluth on Saturday.
Barney and Dan Keegan arrived in
the city Saturday from the Red lake
reservation.
The two-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. c.. TrengOve died on Thursday
from continuous bleeding. The re-
mains were inferred at Lakeview
cemetery on Sunday afternoon, Rev.
Plemming of the M. E. church officiat-
ing.
R. j. Gundry returned to Duluth
Monday after attending the funeral
of his nephew, Sidney Trengove.
The four-year-old boy of Mr.. and.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson, died Sunday.
The little fellow having been i'll for
many months.
Roy Mckenzie came up from Dull
nth Monday evening leaving Tuesday
morning for the Seine River. 1@,
The steam shovel started shipping
at No. 8 stockpile of the Minnesota
Iron Co. on Monday morning.
There weretwo extra switch crews
put to work at Tower Junction on
Monday.
w. T. Bailey, lumberman, came up
from Duluth Monday evening.
j. w. Gro ckett and A. H. Stevens
came up from Virginia Monday.
j. G. Ketcham went to Duluth on
Monday mornings train.
Alfred McCallum came from Dull
nth Monday having accepted a posi-
ton with nj j. Segal as cigar maker
Nc. is good ball player and will be at
home with the Towers.
NJ. r. Andersen. of Medford, Wis,
in the city Monday evening,
enroute to Seine City where he is
interested.
w. j. West, chief clerk of Clerk
Owens Of the district court came up
from Duluth Friday and visited his
parents and friends. returning Mon
day.
Mrs. G. Mcnamara returned from a
weeks visit in Duluth on Saturday
evening.
l.. J. p. Lackie, of Duluth, is an
other addition to the Tower ball
nine.
About twenty homesteaders went
to Duluth Monday morning to file on
their claims Tuesday. Another party
left the following day to file Wednes-
day on 66-17 and Thursday another
township of squatters will file on 66-18.
Mrs. w. o. Jeffrey and Mrs. E. F.
Chalk went to Duluth Wednesday
morning.