The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-17
ADDITIONAL SHORTS.

Inc new goods Tor the p M, Pa rker
q GO. store have arrived and are be-
ing shelved by Manager E. P. swans-
oy and assistants. The firm will be
open Tor business by Saturday. See
thelr ad. in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hyperion mourn
the loss OF their nine-montbs-old
baby boy who died yesterday of stom-
ach troubles. The funeral occurred
TODAY and was well attended. Svm.
patny Is expressed for the sorrowipp
parents.
Mrs. Thos. Dyer left Monday for
an extended visit with relatives of
MIR. Dyer in Briton and other South
Dakota points. She will probably
also visit in Wisconsin before her re-
turn.
E. A. White and Chas. M. Leitb
VINO have been up in the north coun-
Try looking up pine lands for G.. 81.
warren of Minneapolis. returned last
week having finished their work for
short time.
T. M. Parker, the head of the firm
who are putting in the new store in
the Kinney block is in the city this
evening looking over his new invest
ment. He leaves this morning for
Tower where he has extensive tracts
of pine lands.
Mart. Adson who has recently been
appointed travelling passenger agent
Tor the South Shore road was in the
city last evening. Mr.. Adsop has
been the popular ticket agent in the
Duluth offices for years.
Rich Whiteside returned Monday
evening from Duluth where he had
gone in response to a telegram an
nouncing the death of his mother in
Canada. He found he could not reach
the old home before the funeral and
in consequence returned.
Ole Corser and family of Tower ar
rived in the city last week and took
up their residence in the Kornfeld
home on Sheridan street. Mr.. Corser
is negotiation for the lease of this
place for saloon and boarding house.
The demand for extra MINERS OF
last weeks edition was great. The
mining men appreciate good reliable
mining news and showed their appre-
citation OF last weeks notes by purch-
asing papers TO send away.
The steam shovel crew which is
operating at Armstrong lake loading
gravel for the D. & l. r., are living
in tents and upon their return to
their quarters Saturday noon it was
found their entire belongings, tents.
trunks, etc. had been destroyed by
fire.
Mrs. A. D. Ellefsen and children
left Monday morning for Ishpeming
Mich, where she expects to spend
several months with relatives. Two
of the Stream children accompanied
her who will remain at Ishpeming
with their grandmother.
Mrs. W. e. Pike, returned Friday
from her winters visit in the south.
very much improved in health. Her
many friends are pleased to note the
change. Mr.. and Mrs. Pike are room
ing in the korb block.
Thos Tresider of Soudan visited with
his sister, Mrs. Geo. Williams in this
city Monday evening. Mr.. Tresider
and John Rodgers left the following
morning for the Michigan copper
country where they have secured Stu
ations.
John Urquhart, chief blacksmith
at the Pioneer shops, went to Duluth
Monday to meet his family who were
enroute from Ironwood TO join father
in this city. Mr.. UrQuhart and fam.
lily returned the same evening and ut
once took up their residence in the
Hood house on Harvey street.
Capt John Donovan arrived in the
city Monday evening for few days.
Mr.. Donovan recently in Duluth cap.
tured counterpart Of the notorious
Billy" Van Blarcom. During his
progress to the depot with string
attachment TO the canine, an officer
took both in tow and il required con-
considerable ICON" talk to convince
the guardian of the peace that Capt.
John was not stealing the pup. In
consequence Van is dog short.