The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-07-12


other day: Have you noticed the
fine advertisements l have on the
feLce out west of town. Mo- re-
piled the customer, but if you will
send the fence around to my house
some day | will read it over and see
what you are dealing in. Fact is, I'm
reading newspapers and don't get
much time To study fenceology.''
People who are annoyed by flies
should remember that clusters of the
fragrant clover which grows abund-
antly by nearly every roadside. if hung
in the room and left to dry and shed
its faint fragrant purfume through
the air, will drive away more file.
than sticky saucers or molasses and
other fly traps and fly papers can ever
coilect.-New York Tribune.
A special train arrived here Sunday
having on board Manager Nelson P.
Hulst and Superintendent t. T. Cole.
of the Oliver Iron Mining company
accompanied by several other promi-
nent people. President Greatsinger's
Car was also attached, the latter leav-
ing Monday morning while Manager
Hulst's car remained over until Tues
day
The convention OF the Slavonic
Union occurs in this city beginning
next Monday morning and lasting
for three days. A large number Of
delegates are expected to be present.
The Austrian band will havea picnic
at Sandy Point Sunday to which all
are invited, the picnic being in honor
of the visiting delegates. Dancing
from , p. N. Lunch and soft drinks
served
A. Kidder, Of Marquette, general
manager Of the Lake Angeline COM
pany, left Monday morning for his
home after few day spent at Section
% where his son. A. w. kidder, is
conducting explorations for the COM
pany. We have heard nothing definite
regarding the finds at %, but learn
from roundabout way that the man
ayers are very well satisfied.
| Miss Marjorie McInnis, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Nc
lnnis, OF Tower was buried yesterday
having died Sunday of spinal menin-
gifts resulting from typhoid fever
Marjorie Was a remarkably bright
girl of 10 years and the afflicted fam
! lily have our sympathy in their
bereavement.
John A. Dollar, the erstwhile
''honest effort appreciated article"
editor of the Times who recently went
away for visit, decided to indefnit-
ely prolong hisstay much TO the sorrow
OF several people about town. Sam
Aspegren now has charge of the
editorial department of the Times
A. E. Camp will return in a few
days TO the gold country. Mr. Camp
is interested extensively and expects
TO be in on the ground floor in the
general prosperity which has struck
that country. Mr.. Armstrong of gnN
city is also interested in the same
company with Mr.. Camp.
The default judgement entered
Thursday in the case of G. c. Teare
against Mrs. P r. Vail for $500
legal services in conducting divorce
suit that was settled, was re-opened
in court Monday morning on motion
of the defendant by stipulation and
an answer put in. The case will be
heard.
The hearing in the Section 80 case
which has been on for several weeks
before special examiner Fl. f. Greene
in Duluth was adjourned until next
Monday owing to the temporary
absence of Attorney J. X. Redington
to Nova Scotia on telegram announc-
ing an injury TO his son.
r. c. Williams. who is holding the
position Of civil engineer at the
Chandler has resigned his place owing
To i'll health and will shortly leave for
the east. The many friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. Williams will regret TO learn
of their Intention TO leave Ely.
A. FL. Bartle, Of Washington, D. c.,
connected with the department for lie
distribution of public documents was
in the city few days last week plac-
ing an allotment Of six sets of a waltz
able work.
Rev. Father Kosmerl returned to
. Duluth this morning after several
DAYS spent III this city the guest OF