The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-10-12


entire line of hats, capes and cloaks a
cost.
Richard Coad. of the Pioneer lef'
Yesterday morning for visit to hi:
home at Bessemer, Mich. Dick
deserves a vacation.
Have you seen the new art cornel
at Opie's Studio.
i Sartori Bros. received a consign
ment Of 5000 baskets of grapes last
week which were sold within two
days from date of receiving.
Mrs. Jas. White entertained the
ladies at cards Tuesday afternoon
Miss Wrennie Doyle winning one prizs
and Mrs. C. G. Shipman another.
Optics Photos are the best.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Moravitz were
killed in the cyclone which hit BIZ
wabik last week. They were the par
ents of Matt Moravitz of this city.
Laura Nelson. of st. Paul has ar
rived in this city and opened up fine
stock of millinery in the rooms form
erly occupied by II. /. Cornfeid.
What the press says about IAN
Arkansaw Romance. The house was
packed to the doors and a bowling re-
ception accorded the piece. New York
World.
Services at the NJ E. church on Sun
day at 1870 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sub
ject for morning sermons; ''Shall all
be Saved" Evening subject; What
is Patriotism"
Crandall s Fletcher the photograph
ers have pitched their tent on First
avenue for a stay of few weeks and
are prepared to do work in their line
reasonable and with dispatch.
Miss Nettie Sheridan left yesterday
morning for Bessemer, Mich. where
she goes TO visit Mrs. Albert Hum
bic, nee Miss Coad, who a year ago
visited in this city.
The formation of the Austrian
Stock company, mention Of which was
made last week has been affected and
the concern has purchased the McIn-
tosh place on Sheridan street.
Those elegant listers and all silk
lined Fall Oyercoats are TO be mad at
reasonable prices at the Ely Clothing
company
Frank Fulton and Dennis Hays left
Monday for Philadelphia were they
attend a convention of the Railroad
Y. NJ. C. A. of the United States as
delegates from Two Harbors lodge.
Lovers of first-class literature can
find nearly all the leading magazines
at publishers prices at Sam Rapson's.
o, beauty. wha: powerful weapon
thou art. The brayest men fall at
thy feet No wonder woman take
ROCKY Mountain Tea to prolong that
joyous spell. Ask your druggist.
See the magnificent band and or
chestra with McPhee and Downies
big company.
Mrs. W. E. Pike left Monday for
Duluth where she was met by Mrs.
NJ. o. Aubolee of Two HaIbors and
together left for Mt. Clemens, Mich,
the same day for a month at the
springs.
Mrs. Ely last evening received a
large consignment Of hats which will
be sold regardless of price tomorrow
as she expects to leave after that
date.
Mrs. Louis Wagner entertained
Friday afternoon, cards being the
order. Prizes were given and an
elegant lunch was served. Mrs.
Horovitz won first prize, Mrs. White
second and Mrs. Meyne third.
McPhee and Downies big company
gives grand free street parade daily.
Say, they have the best peanuts at
Sam Rapson's that you ever ate.
Fresh roasted and roasted just right.
''Dick" Polkinghorn returned Sat
urday evening from Calumet and
other Michigan towns where he had
spent two weeks visiting with re-
latives. Miss Lila who had spent
several months there returned with
him.
See Mile La Tena the champion
lady drum major with McPhee and
Downies big company.
Among the candidates who were in
the city Wednesday evening were
Odin Halden, w. c. Sargent, J. P.
Johnson, J. NJ McClintock, Geo. E.
Laybourn, Thos- Bury, C. T. Staples
and several others. All were much
pleased with their reception.