The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-01-04

has arrived aud will hold the position
us assistant to Chief Clerk GrabowskY
at the Pioneer.
Mrs. Frank Wagner returned today
from her trip to Chippewa Falls, Wis. i,
where she had been to attend the
funeral of her sister.
The Scandinavians INDUCED in a
dance party at Matthias hall Satur-
day evening to which only limited
number were Invited. A good time
was had.
Note the ads of O. G. Korb, r. S.
Miller and NJ E. Gleason in another
column. Carefully look them over
and you will find something to inter-
est you.
Mrs. j. j. Soklich, returned last
evening from ST. Paul where she had
gone to meet very small friend who
will become member Of the S0klich
household by adoption.
Mrs. Jas. Odgers aud daugher, Ida,
spent the New Year with Mrs. Cd
gers daughter, Mrs. Prisk in this
city. They returned to their home at
Soudan Tuesday morning.
p j. Welsh, train dispatcher Of the
d. & L. r. and A. n Ogle, chief clerk
of the same company, came up in a
special car last evening on business
and incidentally took in the ball.
The younger bloods had a lively
time hustIing partners for the ball
Tuesday evening and all day, and In
fact several days before, they were
very busy. And still some were left.
The Clulow Concert company, of
Soudan, gave one of its ENJOYABLE en-
tertainments at the M. e. church
Monday evening and good attend
ance was manifest. About S13 were
realized.
A telephone line will be constructed
connecting the Pioneer, Zenith and
Savoy mines. This will be a notable
improvement over the present system
of communication between the three
properties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Thomas and son,
returned to their home at Two Har-
bors Tuesday after visit with Capt,
and Mrs. Harry Thomas during the
ouSting of the old and the coming of
the new year.
Next week we will have few
samples of engraved cards and orders
for this class of work will be appre-
ciated. The prices will run about the
same as printed cards after you once
have the plate.
The Austrian band dance on Satur-
day evening was we'll attended and
muchly enjoyed. The band furnished
the music, which was pronounced as
excellent by those who attended. SO
were tile net profits.
Lost, strayed or stolen from this
office, one "devil' by the name Of
Jack. The last heard of him he was
at Ishpeming having good time. Ii
not returned tomorrow we will yet
continue to be devil" shy.
Thos. E. Miller went to Duluth this
morning us d member OF the grand
Jury. Jacob Pete who is also IA mem
Der went down yesterday morning.
Richard Whiteside, Ed. Robinson and
j. L. Anderson were the other jury.
men from this city.
The funeral of a young lady occurred
from the home Of Jacob Lampi yes
terday Afternoon. She was Is years
Of age and neice Of Mr.. Lampi, who
brought her with him on his return
from Finland Il few months ago. She
died Of typhoid fever.
Chas. Park. r, who when on the
: AleStb;t, enjoys the distinction OF be-
ing the handsomest man On the range
was up last evening in the Interests
of his firm, the Stone-Ordean-W ells
company. He also trpped Il few light
faniastic's at the ball.
BY an error in reporting last week
we announced that Miss Lalin would
occupy the position Of saleslady al
the Ely Cash Grocery company's here
after. Miss Lain informed us Mon
day that her position was that Of
bookkeeper. We beg pardon.
The City band RECALLED our citizens
with ii few choice selections Monday
afternoon. Capt. Pengilly and family
were rendered serenade which wa,