The Ely miner., 1900-03-30

B00ks!-Paper bound books. cloth
bound books. for sale, rent or exchange
at Sam Rapson's.
II the person who borrowed a bed
pan Of Mrs. e. Polkinghorn some
time ago and the borrower forgotten,
will kindly return the same, it will be
duly appreciated as the pan is muchly
needed.
The city council Tuesday evening
sold the lots upon which the pavilion
stood to the Catholic church society
for consideratin of $500. The society
will soon erect $40, 900 church build
on the same so we are informed.
Frank Evans of this city and Miss
Sarah Darlington of Palms, Mich.
were married at the latter place We'd
nesday. The young couple will arrive
in the city about the first of the
month and take up their residence
here.
Myrtle Vinton will give to each
lady in Ely free ticket to see her
company in the 4-act society drama
ga Mothers Love" at the Opera
house Monday night April 2. Seats
mus be reserved before O'Clock
Monday evening at the City Drug
store. Call and get your ticket.
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gentlemen Of Duluth, have leased the
Vail Hotel and took possession Friday
The gentlemen are recognized as first
class hotel men and will no doubt
make success here. Mr.. Vail who
has conducted che house since its
opening has taken this step to pay
more attention to his other business
inserests about town.
Simon Numi, d familiar character
about the city and who will be recog-
nized quicker by saying he was the
Finn shoemaker who crushed the
can" died suddenly Sunday evening.
The cause of his death can be directly
attributed to his craving for strong
drink. The funeral occurred Wednes-
day.
Myrtle Vinton and her excellent
company coming Monday, April 2, at
the Opera house, opening in the beau
tlful drama IA Mothers Love" AS
a special inducement to the ladies we
will admit a lady free with each paid
reserved seat ticket for Monday night
only. Seats at the City Drug Store.
1t is said that the Duluth & Iron
Range will put in an extra passenger
train in the near future. This, if
true, will be an advantage to the
range towns. The travel on the road
has been so large the past winter as
to make it painful to ride although
the road has done all in its power
to make passengers comfortable.
The Ladies Card club held its clos
ing meeting at the residence of Mrs.
B. Horovitz Wednesday afternoon
when Mrs. Horovitz and Miss Flor
ence Carey entertained. The prizes
for the best seasons's playing and the
largest number Of games won were
awarded to Mrs. Horovitz and Mrs.
A. E. Camp. The club was voted a
success.
Francis Thomas met with rather
serious accident at the Chandler Nom
day. ''Frans" wasengaged in doing
some work near d gear wheel on the
hoisting drum when his hand was
caught and pulled into the gear.
Only foa the prompt interference Of
one of the men at the engine house he
would have been fatally mangled. AS
it is he will wear his hand in "a sling
for several months.
Clerk Pressnell of the United State
court has forwarded the records of
several important cases to the United
States circuit court Of appeals at st.
Louis. Among them was the famous
tCtCGlOll OO CttSC. UiIbb VI bilC UCi HIuIIlU
Iron company VS.. William Craig ct al,
and the Midway company VS.. James
Belden. The records consist of $500
printed pages.
John M. Underwood has brought
suit against John B. Bisbee to compel
the performance of a contract entered
into between the part les by which de-
fendant is to lease to the plaintiff the
southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter, the north half of the south
east quarter and lot 7 of section 7-62-
13, for the purpose of mining iron ore.
The plaintiff claims to have expended
considerable money in exploring the
land and has kept his part Of the con
tract but that the defendant now re-
fuses to execute the lease.
Do not permit the children to form
the habit of disputing and quarreling
with each other. II may be prevent
ed. like other bad habits, by watch
fulness, particularly if the training is
begun when the children are very
young. Separation is the best punish
ment, breaking up the play and TAX
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