The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-10-06

city at the Ely Cash Grocery Co.'S.
Mrs. e. ], Morcom and children left
for Tower Tuesday morning for few
days visit with relatives and friends.
Joseph Forth has by all odds the
finest line of millinery, hats and
trimmings ever brought to the city.
200 pounds of fresh candies choco-
lates, etc. received this week from the
j. Fernekee Co. at Sam Rapsons.
Il. f. Cole, general uperintendent
for the Oliver Mining company was in
the city yesterday from Iron Mount
ain.
Henry Demment the New York
diamond merchant was interviewing
the mining companies in this city last
week.
Jos. Mitchell who plead guilty to
selling liquor without license was
sentenced to a fine of $25 or 30 days in
the county Jail.
Judge Moer in district court last
week ordered Judgement that Bessie
Cram receive decree of divorce from
Edward Cram.
"Dick" Jonhs and Jim" Stone
came up from Biwabik Saturday and
; spent Sunday among friends returning
Monday morning.
New Fall Coats andGolf Caps at R.
S, MiIler's.
Jos. Sheidecker, who touched John
: Handy for his pocketbook last summer
was sentenced by Judge Cant to 80
days in jail.
; George, have you looked over the
: Ely Cash Grocery Co.'S stock Of cloth
ing, they have the incest line | have
; seen this year.
The M. e. church was the recipient
Sunday evening ola silver communion
service, the Gift of Capt. Chas. Trie-
; IONA, of the Pioneer.
; D. r. Black was in the city Tues
day looking over the Exchange fgur-
: ing putting in system of hot and
: cold water and closets.
: w. T. James returned last evening
from his trip to Colorado where he
: had been at the Springs in the hopes
of improving his health.
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Moore and son,
of Virginia, spent Sunday in the city
: the guests of Ned Farrand, of the Du-
luth & Iron Range station.
Mr. and Mrs. Polydore Aubin and
: tchildren left Monday morning for
: the Vermilion river country where
they will reside on their claim.
The "shop across the swamp" has
: been closed and the inmates gone to
|. other fields pending the building of q
new place in some less public locality.
S. II. Higgins, editor of the Hibbing
Tribune and Miss Maggie Helmer
were married at West Duluth Mon
day. Miss Helmer is well known
here.
w. H. Cowling. more familiarly
, known as Pap" mas severed his con-
nection with the Drake, StrattOn Co.
on the Mesaba and returned to Ely
Saturday.
Harry Roberts, Geo. A. St. Clair
and w. r. Peyton, all interested in
lands west of the city came up from
Duluth Wednesday evening on bust
ness trip.
A. T. Brunk and w. G.. HOlbrook,
of Chicago. were in the city a few
/ days this week. The gentlemen en-
joyed a pleasant day on BURNSIDE
(, Tuesday
Ed. COllick of IronWOod, electrician
for the Oliver company on the Gogebic
: was in the city Tuesday noting the
r workings of the motors at the Pioneer
mine here.
: DR.. Dietz, the dentist, is now at the
Y Exchange Hotel for a few days pre-.
pared to do work in his line. The
f Dr's visits are being looked forward tc
e by our people,
We have 120 dozen Mems Camel's
b hair Underwear now on sale at Sl25
! suit. 12O dozen, Wool Fleece Lined
Underwear at a S1.00 suit. Ely
Cash Grocery Co.
Rev. Belden, of Tower conducted
p Episcopal services at the NJ. e church
last Monday evening. Bishop Morri.
son who was scheduled for Ely on that
evening was unavoidably absent.
3 Rev. Mrs. Clulow preached her fare
well sermon at the M. e. church last
Sunday evening. During the time
the Rev. Clulow has held the Ely
charge, they have endeared themselves
to their congregation who are sorry tc
see them leave and wish them good
luck wherever they may go.
An exchange says an inventive
genius has gotten up a beer tablet
whereby man can carry a keg of beef
in his pocket when he goes fishing