The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-07-27
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Friday is Circus day in Ely.

Miss Edyth Ireland is seriously i'll
at her home in Winton.
Mrs. w. E. Pike, is rapidly recover
ing from her serious illness.
j. P. McKenna has closed the dye
works and departed for Eveleth.
r. S. Miller made visit to Duluth
and Superior Monday returning Tues
day.
r. G. Williams left Friday morn
ing for visit at st. Paul and Mime
apOlis.
Ice cream soda, egg flip, lemonade
and other refreshing drinks at Sam
Rapson'S.
Rev. Clulow, Of Soudan, conducted
services at the M, e. church in this
city last Sunday.
Mrs. w. B. Goldsworthy returned
Saturday from Two Harbors where
she had spent the week.
Miss CRUDE, who is visiting friends
in this city for a week left for her
home in Tower Friday.
Sam Rapson can serve you with
cool drinks in the shape Of ice cream
soda, egg flip and lemonade.
County Attorney Geo. E. Arbury
was up from Duluth few days this
week on professional visit.
Mrs. L. Harris and two daughters.
of Alpena, Mich, arrived Saturday
evening to join husband and father in
this city.
Word has been received in Duluth
of the death at Greensboro, N. c., of
Congressman Morris mother at the
age of 73 years.
A transfer filed in the register of
deeds Office in Duluth Saturday reads:
S. Levy to Robert Whiteside, lots a
and 5. block II, Whiteside's addition
to Ely,
The Ladies' Guild have in view a
Lawn Social for next Wednesday even
ing at the lawn of Mrs. A. e. Camp.
Ice cream and other refreshments will
be served. Good music in attendance.
r. B. Whiteside has purchased from
e. NJ. Forwler, lands in section "a, 60
II for consideration of SO, 153, accord
ing to a transfer filed with the regis
ter of deeds in Duluth Saturday.
The wind Sunday was very harsh
and sail boats had hard time Of
it navigating on the lake. One
capsiZed several times, the occupants
being rescued by parties in a row
boat.
Considerable stress is laid on the
fact that large amounts Of exploratory
work as being done on land in this
vicinity owned by independent opera
tors and rumOrs Of another railroad
are continually floating in the air.
Martin Pattison and family, ac-
companied by relatives and Miss Lou
Hicks. of Milwaukee, are at Burnt
side lake on their annual summer
outing at "Leisure Lodge where
they are spending an enjoyable time.
Lieut.. Frank Maginnis, who poses
ses many friends in this city tele-
graphs that he was about TO leave
Tampa on the steamer Mohawk for
Puerto Rico. Lieut.. Maginnis has
charged of battery Of four Calling
guns.
Minneapolis Journal:-Captain Pen
gilly, who sent about twenty men to
Company L, tells Of their courage.
Captain Pengilly is general manager
or the Chandler Iron company Of Ely,
aud says that he has seen the recruits
he furnished go down into mines, in
the presence of fire damp and appar-
emily sure death. to rescue their fei-
low miners, without a shadow of fear
The captain says such men can be
depended Oh anywhere.
The volume OF shipments still con-
tinues, and Saturday the Minnesota
group shipped the last Of its stock
piles of Tower, Soudan and special
Vermilion grades, and any future
shipments this season of these grades
will come from the pockets direct.
This leaves but the VermiliOn stock
pile on hand, and that contains only
about two hundred and fifty thousand
tons and can easily be marketed be-
fore the close of navigation In adj
dition to the daily output of the group
direct from the cruShers.
A good local newspaper beats the
world as an advertising medium
truthfully remarks an exchange. A
handful attracts attention by acct
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