The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-04-06

/ iight,
Rather put on steam and make your
own,
Do whatever you do with all your
might,
BY taking Rocky Mountain Tea at
night. Ask your druggist.
Mrs. Sletten leaves tomorrow morn
Ing for Cumberland, Wis, where she
goes to visit her father who is serious
ly i'll.
| Katie where did you get those nice
shoes? AT thcsEly Cash Grocery Co.
They cost me u five dollar bill, but I
am not sorry for it, for they are the
best ever had.
Jos. Martinetti has begun the erect
ion OF handsome building on Sheri-
| dan street near the Italian bakery,
the same to be used as a shoemaker
shop.
The finest line OF pattern hats and
hat trimmings at Jos. Fortin's. We
make speciality OF fine work,
John the Indian from BURNSIDE
was in durance vile yesterday morning
charged with selling fish out of season
Judge gave him prize in the shape
of Il fine OF S25 and costs.
The work on the double tracking of
the Duluth & Iron Range between
Thomas and Cloquet river has nearly
been completed by Contractor Run
qaist.
1t is said, but with what degree of
accuracy we are unable to ascertain,
that the Oliver company is meeting
With considerable success at their ex
| plorations on the Walsch property in
6l-l5.
Jacob DOmlin young Swedish
miner died at Biwabik last week Of
delerium tremeus. He was unmarried
and nothing is known of the where
| abouts of his relatives.
The Drake & Stratton company has
begun stripping operations at the
Biwabik mine with two steam shovels
and small force of men. 100000
yards of earth will be moved.
Oh, Tom! / wonder il the Ely Cash
Grocery Co. have any more of those
nobby suits they display in their win
dow? Yes Billy, they have just re-
ceved large stock of them.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. church
will give an Ice cream sociable in the M
E. church On April 18th commencing
at o'clockp p. m. Ice cream, coffee,
cake and sandwiches will be served.
Mrs, W. o. Jeffry is up from Tower
for a few days visit with Mrs. Tonkin.
Jack Bedford left Wednesday morn
ing for Idaho, where he expects to
locate on some timber lands.
Mrs. j. H. Ely will be in the city
next Wednesday and Thursday at the
Exchange Hotel with a full line of
plain and fancy millinery. A large
line of pattern hats.
Mayer Hugo of Duluth has appoint
ed, e, G. Gridley, d. t. Adams, d..
White and o. D. Kinney of Duluth
and John Pengilly of this city as dele
gates to the mining convention which
meets in Milwaukee in June.
No matter the cost, must get one
of those new and stylish suits at the
Ely Cash Grocery Co.'S, [ know this
is the only place in the city where an
absolutely new and clean suit can be
had.
Old Sam the Indian, whom all know
being a frequent visitor to Ely in com
pany with his squaw Josie and who
on all occasions imbibed quite freely,
died about ten ago days SO We are in
formed.
Suits are going fast at Parker's.
People know a good thing when they
see it.
The special coach wherein the Ire
land Woodland wedding party went to
Duluth, was neatly decorated with
streamers announcing the event when
they passed through Ely. The adver-
Using was done by a joker,
Remember, the only place to get a
good piano is at the Ely Cash Grocery
Co.'S. You can save from $75 to 800
| Dy buying of them,
Place your order for Sewing ma
chimes with the Ely Cash Grocery Co.
in doing so you save from SIS to 500.
Drop-head Singer at $50.
Services in the M. e. church on
Sunday at 1890 a. m. and at 1880 p. m.
Morning subject:-''W What it costs not
not to be christian" Evening
subject:-"The forgotten Vow"
H. LOGAN.
Silk waist and fancy dress skirts in
great profusion at Jos. Fortin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Woodland, par
enLs of the groom, and Mr.. f. E.
Woodland, brother of the groom, &C
companied by his family, were in the
lefty Wednesday to attend the Ireland