The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-07-06


show which will appear here on Tues
day will be the best this city has ever
seen. Many OF our people have seen
the show before and pronounce it
wonderful.
Campbell & Winchester is the
name OF the new firm which will open
IN the saloon business in the Stoll
building on Fourth avenue in few
days. Both of the firm are well
known and recognized caterers and
will do well no doubt.
Fred d. Hartman opened his new
place of business Monday morning
and is now prepared to serve his Gust
OmerS with the best in the land in the
wet goods line. Himself and Andrew
Toutloff ST., will do the serving and
:. it will be done well.
Deputy State Boiler Inspector r.
Il. Patterson, has been Inspecting the
various boilers in this vicinity the
past week. Mr.. Patterson is a very
popular official and the chances are he
will remove the deputy from his Off
cial title after November His many
friends hope so at least.
E, E. Eby, of the Ely Clothing COM
pany, who makes ibis home at Erbs-
vile, Can, arrived Monday evening
for month or more in the city. He
will take charge of the store during
the absence of Mr.. Horovitz in Paris.
The many friends of Mr.. Eby will be
pleased to renew his acquaintance.
If her hostess does her own work
the girl guest who is thoughtful may
properly give helping hand washing
the dishes, or busting the parlor, but
this help must be tactfully offered and
not intrusively urged; some women
are averse to assistance from their
guests.-July Ladies' Home Journal,
Mud Creek INDUCED in a celebra-
tion Wednesday. A purse of SIS had
been subscribed by the boys at the
camp and an elaborate program ar
ranged. Many prizes were given.
The Mud Creek band furnished the
music. Capt. Leith had prepared an
Grafton but being called to Ely to
celebrate, one of the other prominent
speakers delivered the address.
TO dress well is an art, and all
women are not artists, but to dress
appropriately to the occasion is a
possible requirement for every one,
and according to the old English prov
erb, ..'All is fine that is fit" A truly
refined woman would rather follow.
than lead a fashion, and she is not
we'll dressed who seems, herself, to be
secondary to her clOtheS.-JulY
Ladies' Home Journal.
A rumor has been in persistent cir
culation here the past week that
small poX had broken out among the
Indians in this vicinity. The authori-
ties have been trying hard to ascer-
tain the'truth of the gossip but so far
have been unable to discover any
thing more than case or two of
measles and chicken poX among the
dusky denizens of the forest.
The ball game at Tower Wednesday
between Duluth and the home boys
proved rather disastrous to the S75
prize offered. The Duluth boys put
up an almost errOrlesS game as did
also the Towers with the exception
of the third baseman who made three
errors and let in four runs. Many
fine plays were made and the game
was devoid of wrangles. Fred Nc
lQuade did the umpiring and did it
well. Score at end of game, s to 5 in
favor of Duluth.
A mining lease was filed Saturday
in the Office of the register of deeds by
which Halmar Nordstrom, of Tower,
leases to Frank Hicks, trustee, the
northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter, section l, and the east half
of the southeast quarter, section POL
Is, for so years. The consideration
for the lease is 81, 900 and the royalty
| is Is cents per ton on minimum out
put of 81, 900 tons of iron ore per an
mum, commencing from October,
| 1902.
From relatives in this city we learn
that former Ely boy, Judd Canning,
| is still in the PHILIPPINES. Judd was
with Dewey on the Olympia on that
memorable first of May two years ago
land since that time he has been
transferred to the "Isla de Cuba'' one
of the boats sunk by De wey and which
has been raised and refitted for U. S.
service. Through the kindness of
Miss Canning, sister, Judd will re-
ceive the MINER in his far away
station and thus Keep himself posted
on Ely events.
The children will be delighted to
know the Gentry trained animal show
is coming here. Parents and teach
ers should see that the little folks
have an opportunity of visiting this
grand educational entertainment.
tGive the young a holiday; let them
visit the school of trained animals;
let them see how the dumb brutes are
trained by kindness. 1t is good
schooling for everybody; old and
young crowd the streets and witness
the grand parade. Remember the
date, Tuesday, July 10, one day only.
The M. E. Sunday schools of this
city and Winton combined gave
picnic at Sandy Beach on Fall lake
Friday which was we'll attended con-
sidering the threatening aspect of the
weather. 1OS people availed them
selves of the opportunity to enjoy a
pleasant trip up the lake and an ele-
CANT lunch at the Beach. The Simp-
son tug and scow conveyed the party
up the waters of Fall lake, one Of the
most beautiful in the group of beau
tiful lakes in this vicinity. Everyone
enjoyed themselves and nothing &C.
Cured to mar the pleasure of the occa-
sion.