The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-08-24

1 week. Lie CUduSC VIII De Quly DIP
preciated.
| Jack Bedford has been made a cor
poral of Co. L. Corporals Cooke and
Bedford are also members of foot
ball team.
i Lott Harris took his departure the
fore part of the week for Michigan
where he expects TO make his home in
the future.
Assayer Green, chemist for the
Minnesota Iron company at Two
Harbors, was in the the city a few
days last week.
Miss Tena WESTERN is spending a
few weeks at her home here from Du-
luth where she holds a position as
stenographer.
A nine year old boy of John Pinion
an Austrian at Hibbing, fell under
a moving train and had both legs cut
off below the knee.
Albert kohlstad, of Duluth, arrived
Wednesday and Immediately assumed
charge of the timing department at
Gleason's hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hill, of Tower,
have been spending several weeks in
this city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
JAS. Locket and family.
II. J. Wessinger, master mechanic
of the Minnesota Iron company
plant at Soudan, Sundayed in this
city. Henry says he enjoyed his
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Mattson are re-
joicing over the arrival of a daughter
at their home. She arrived WedneS-
day, Aug. IL. and all concerned are
doing well.
Martin Pattison and family and
guests who have been at Leisure
Lodge" Burnside, for over a month,
left for their home at Superior Fri.
day morning.
The Alger-Smith railroad people now
building at Knife River are experienc
ing much difficulty in securing mer
for their work. They have gone IL
Michigan for men.
Col. S. V. Shipman, who has beer
spending several weeks with his son
DR.. Shipman, in this city and OIL
Burnside, left Monday morning fol
his home at Chicago.
/ Mrs. and Mrs. J. Grange, at one
| time Ely residents, but now Of EEeletl
came up on the excursion Sunday.
They were accompanied by their son
and three daughters.
Miss Minnie Thompson and Miss
Libbie Bartholomew, arrived in the
the city Saturday evening from Du.
luth, for few weeks visit with Mr.
and Mrs. B. Bartholomew
Harry Pearce, OF Negaunee, a for.
mer residence of Tower and where he
has been visiting for several weeks,
came up on the excursion Sunday tC
Call On his several Ely friends.
The d. s. 1. r.. have announced
through the Duluth papers an eXcur-
sion to that city On Labor Day. One
fare for the round trip. A great cele.
bration is On tap in Duluth for that
day.
4 Mrs. E. Polkinghorn and grandson
departed last week for Calumet Mich
to attend the last sad rites over the
remains Of her two nephews who have
fallen victims to yellow fever while al
the front.
Capt. Harry Thomas went to Du-
luth yesterday morning to meet Mrs.
Thomas who has for month or more
been visiting friends and relatives in
Michigan, Wisconsin, Duluth and
Two Harbors.
Martin Stoll left Friday morning
for visit to his old home in the old
country in response TO letter an
nouncing the serious illness of his
mother. He expects TO be absent for
/. several months.
G. G. Rupp. of Saginaw, accompani-
ed by his two SONS, Herman w. and
John j., and Roger Hill, who have
been up in the Burnside country for
several days returned Saturday and
made trip TO Fall lake.
Prof. McCue and his Photographic
reproducer held the ears of the gull
lible public at the corner of First
avenue and Chapman street one
night last week Ii did not require a
safe to hold the wealth secured.
Edward Elleson, an employe of
the Knox Lumber Co, at Winton,
who has been at the hospital for
about 10 days, died yesterday OF
dysentery. The funeral occurs to-