The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-04-14
Novelties in hosiery at Korb's.

/ 1dHQudOt CiSdI Nadl4 1OI IOl h0tu-
| Mrs. VIM. Tibbitts, of Bay City.
Mich, wishes TO know the where
abouts Of one John d. Rosebush
/ ANY advice as to his Whereabouts will
be thankfully received by Mrs. VIM.
Tibbitts, 1885 johnson ST., Bay City.
Mich.
A large line of ladies' shirt waists
at o. &. Korb's.
George Hosking has opened up the
Bodega and will run the same this
season. The place has been newly re-
papered and painted and now presents
first class appearance Andrew
Sandstrom does the honoTs behind
the bar.
New styles in ladies' trimmed hats
at O. G. Korb's.
Ole Berg. employed at the Knox
planning mill at Winton, had the mis-
fortune TO lose the thumb and two
fingers Of the left hand while at his
work this morning. DR.. Shipman
dressed the wound and Mr.. Berg is
now doing well.
Lovers Of a good cigar should smoke
the Tom Reed. .
Captain g. W Wallace, of the Fayal
at Eveleth, said the other day that
all the ore that is being shipped is
that that is being raised from the new
shaft. As all the stockpile ground is
occupied, go, 900 tons Of ore being in
stock. no more ore is being added to
the s5ockpile just at present. About
400 men are employed at present.
/ The Tower Bell, the leading cigar
on both ranges.
A schoolteacher says the pupils who
read newspapers at home are better
readers, better spoilers, better in
punctuation, better grammarians and
read more understandings and OBJ
tain a practical knowledge of geo.
graphy in half the time it requires
Others. All of which speaks well for
the educational powers Of the news
papers.
At o. 6. korb's they are showing
many novelties in spring goods.
There are some things in which
/ there is more truth than poetry, and
this is one Of them: "A boy can sit
aim ~, n s1a5 z;z ira,,oc 1rzi9a tod 70
a sleigh going eight miles per hour;
who couldn't sit still at home for a
dollar. A man will sit on an inch
edge of a board fence and talk politics
for three hours. put him in a church
pew forty minutes and he gets. nerT-
Gus, twists, turns and goes to sleep.
A man can Eli mouth with tobacco
until the juice Of it runs down his
chin, but a hair in the butter kills
him of quick
1 The best ten cent cigar in the
market is the Schiller. Try it,
The Junior Nine is an organization
composed of Ely boys between Is and
Il years of age, who will give a per
Torrance at the Turf hall tomorrow
evening, to consist OF varied min
strel exhibition and selections by the
Junior Nine Cornet band. Admission
10 cents for adults and 10 cents for
children. The proceeds are to be
! devoted towards organizing q band
amongst the younger generation in
which are included several good
musicians.
Patronize the Tower Bel, the lead
ing cigar on both ranges.
Captain James Bale was at the St.
Louis yesterday from the Hamilton
Mining company's mine near Ely.
The captain says that he is well salts
fed with the prospects and that the
company viii keep along testing the
property and making preparations for
future development. The property
upon which the company is at work is
the southwest of section 1923.
This quarter section adjoins the one
upon which the SouthaQ mine is 10
Of Ely and close to the main line OF
the Duluth & Iron Range railroad.
The ore as far as examined is Of q
peculiarly high grade--News-Tri-
buDe.
Beware OF the imitation Tower
Bell'' cigar. See that inside of box is
printed ''The Vermilion Cigar Fact
ory-"
| News Tribune: A. G. Kingston,
zone of Towers foremost merchants.
was at the ST. Louis last night. Mr..
Kingston is also one Of the projectors
of the new TRANSFORMATION line be.