The Ely miner., 1897-02-17

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Episcopal services in Odd Fellows
hall next Sunday morning and
evening. Morning services begin
at 1880 and evening services at
Ia o'clock. Communion at the
morning services.
| Come in and get our prices on
garden seeds in quantity. O.G. Korb.
Mrs Sam Rapson and son, returned
Thursday from Duluth. Her father
Mr.. Boobar came up for a few days
visit.
DR.. F. L. Rudy, of Duluth, arrived
Monday and will hold position at
the hospital until the return of DR..
Shipman.
Rich. Whiteside came up from Dull
uh Friday where he had been for the
purpose of purchasing horses for his
logging operations.
The Dramatic club will in all pro-
liability render their drama now in
course of preparation on March II,
(St. Patrick's day.
Hon. p r. Vail came up from ST.
Paul Friday to spend a few days with
his family in this city. Nr. Vail has
been suffering recently with grip.
O. G. Korb leaves tomorrow morn
ing for an extended trip to the eastern
cities and Chicago to, purchase the
summer stock for his popular store
DR.. c. G. Shipman has gone to
Chicago for an extended visit. DIR.
Wunder has charge of the hospital
during his absence assisted by DR..
Rudy.
c.. G. Pickard, representing the
Standard Oil company in this section,
stationed at Tower, was in the city
today. Mr.. Pickard says he sold so
barrels of oil here today.
John Lalin left Monday morning
for New Mexico where he goes in
search of health and new location.
His family will follow as soon as
suitable place of residence is found.
The big 9' MINISTRIES, a local or
ganization Of Tower will give their
performance in that city next Mon
day evening. They talk some of COM
ing to this city to repeat the exhibit
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hamm and
children leave tomorrow morning for
their home at Bessemer, Mich, after
spending month at the bedside of
Mrs. Hamm's mother, Mrs. VIM.
Bateman.
| A number Of men have been laid off
| in departments at the. d. & l. r.,
shops this week, and the force in the
machine shop and round houses will
be reduced one-third tomorrow.-Two
Harbors News.
Base ball gossip has already been
set agoing and various clubs are in
course of construction by those who
are inclined that way. We have con-
siderable good material for club and
as soon as the spring time comes, will
| be in shape to start the season active
ly.
Hector Mckenzie, of Hibbing,
whom many Of our people are
acquainted with, in fit of deSpond-
ency last week hanged himself in an
old logging camp near that city.
Tui5 is the second suicide by hang
ing near Hibbing within short
! time.
| Tire white cap social given by the
Y. P. S. G. E. at the Kinney building
| Monday evening was we'll attended
and muchly enjoyed. An elegant
lunch was served. Games were in
dulged in and altogether very pleas
ant evening was spent. The receipts
were about SIS.
! NJ. f. Kalmbach has been circulat-
ing a petition in this city during the
week, praying the legislature to
regulate the fishing laws in such a
manner as to make it practicable for
the food fish industry to exist in this
state. The petition is being signed
by all our business men. A similar
petition has also been sent in by
citizens of Lake county
Judge Cowling of the municipal.
court was occupied Thursday with.
the jury trial of Edwards vs.. Trevith-
ick. The case was brought by plain
tiff charging defendant with SANDER.
After considerable racy testimony the
case was given to jury of six which
after a few moments deliberation
brought in verdict of mot guilty"
! The Lake Superior. Brewing COM