The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-02-23

| The Kangas building adjoining the
Exchange Bank Of Ely is assuming
tangible shape and will when finished
be an ornament to that side Of the
street.
Mrs. L. M. Wagner entertained a
party Of young people at progressive
pedro Saturday evening and a good
time was had. The hostess served a
delicious lunch.
Mrs. j. r. West left for her home
In Superior Monday morning after a
few days visit with friends and her
brother in this city. She was the
quest of Mrs. Sturtevant while
here.
Jas. Locket left yesterday morning
for Iron Mountain, Mich, where he
has secured Il situation. His family
! will follow in few weeks Il fact their
many friends in this city note with
regret.
Rev. DR.. Forbes will deliver his
| famous lecture, "The Nj istakeS Of the
Devil and Some OLher People" in
this city Oh Saturday evening. March
3. The proceeds will go towards The
building of Il M. E. parsonage.
We are under obligations to Win
tou Court for an invitation to their
grand ball to be given next Saturday
evening, accompanied with ticket.
We trust we may be able to partlcl-
pate in the festivities incident TO the
occasion feeling assured Of Il hearty
welcome and Il good time, Several
from this city have signitied their i'll
tenLion Of attending the ball to-
morrow night.
The Tower Lumber company of
Tower has bought The timber in
teresLs Of Rupp & Kerr in The vic
inty of that place, The deal invol-
YES about $20.0UO.
The Cedar Leaf Reading circle met
with Mrs. A. j. FensKe tuesday,
Mrs. Bearinger leading. The next
meeting will he with Mrs. Grabow-
sky, Mrs. Fenske leading.
w. A, CoulLhard, who has been in
the city assisting in the opening OF
the new bank left Friday morning for
Hutchinson, Mimi.
Injunction procee dings have been
begun in District court by Frederic
10. Talboys and Patrick McGlory,
against the village of Eveleth and its
officers to restrain them from build
| ing the water works and also from
employing Recorder Peterson as sup
erinLendent at Il salary of $50 Il
| month.
A no-to-bac crank has discovered
that cigar contains arctic, formic,
vilyric, valeriamic. prOplOnIc and
prussic acids, cresota, phenol, am
monia, sulphuraLed hydrOgden, nico-
tue, viriena and pieoline. If this
be true, think of The great saving Ell
fecLed by cigar smokers. Ii would
cost them about $2l7, 80 to get all that
aL ii drug store, while.a cigar can be
obtained for cents.
4 Washington display graceS the
window of II. s. Mliler's popular
store which is second TO none. W.
f.. Hencke showed keen perception
in the art OF window dressing in
this appropriate display in honor of
the Father OF. the Country. The
proverbial cherry tree, Ratchet, mus
ket. ETC., are at hand abundantly in
Lermingled with the red, white and
blue. The spirit of '76 and '99 il
| IustraLed
Grip says an exchange, has been
called Il cold weather disease. but the
microbe doesn't seem TO object to
gentler zephyrs. La grippe isa slight
cold, accompanied 10y severe sympl oms
of pneumonia, gastritis, neural sia.
whooping cough, diphLheria, bronch-
ial affection, fever and ague, appen-
dicitiS, paralysis. locomoLor ataXla,
chronic indisposltiOn and general de-
biIity. with a court martial for the
general" If you get is you will not
need to be told by il physician that
you have it: that information accom-
NAMES the first attack of the disease
and is emphasized each time Of the
arrival Of reimfOrcementS.
Attent on odd Fellows