The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-05-25

residence of Mrs E. Polkinghor n
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
Vivian who left for her home the
, following morning. A good time was
had
. The finest syrups ever brought to
Ely can be had at Sam Rapson's soda
fountain.
Mrs. Ely will be in the city only a
few days longer with her handsome
stock of millinery. Saturday and Mon
day are the last days and on these
days you will be favored with great
Production.
T, The younger members of the Pear
son family who have been afflicted
with scarlet fever are rapidly recover
ing, The beard of health has taken
stringent measures to keep the dis
ease from spreading.
Martin and JOS. Stoll and Mrs.
Fromhartz. spent Il few days in Du-
luth this week in attendance on court
in Il suit brought by Martin Stoll
against Jos. Stoll over the estate of
Chas. Stoll, deceased.
Judge Van Blarcom at the munich
pal court room this morning united
in marriage Mr.. Jos. Campbell to
Miss Lena Gribben. Boil parties are
well known in the city and many
j friends wish them joy.
Miss Hilma Kumpulainen and Mr..
Matt Kero. will be united in matri-
mOny next Saturday evening at the
Finnish Temperance hall. Invita-
lions have been sent out to their
various friends in the city.
i f. L. Cowen, city treasurer and
cashier of the Exchange Bank of
Ely. left Monday morning for two
weeks visit at his old home in Wis
consin. He will also visit several of
the larger cities before he returns.
| David Brown has been appointed
census enumeration for the First ward
of the city in place of Edward ~
Whelan who after applying for the
position favorably, resigned to go to
the Cape Nome country. Mr.. Brown
Will begin his labors on June 1.
Otto Erickson has commenced suit
in district court against Knute BeT-
ven to recover 81, 200 for alleged SER
vices whereby thes defendant was
enabled to sell the southeast quarter
Iof section 1928. on which was locat-
ed u valuable iron deposit, for $40, OOO
The annual meeting of the Gene
terry Association has been called for
the first Monday in June at s o'clock
p. M, at the office of Secretary Geo.
Westcott. At this meeting a presi-
dent, vice president, secretary. treas
urer and two directors will be elect
led.
The slayonic society in this city
are preparing to receive the annual
convention OF the lodges of the Q. s..
in this city on July 5. Geo. KotZe,
Ivan Pakiz, Steve Banovic, Geo. Maui
rim and John Prejatelj have been
elected by the Ely lodge as delegates
to the convention.
About week ago the old camps of
John Densmore west of the city were
destroyed by fire. Monday the camps
used by him the past two winters
lust west of those destroyed last week
were burned. In addition TO the
buildings. some seventy cords of birch
wood went up in smoke. Mr.. Dens-
more seems to have surplus Eof mis-
fortune.
An adjourned session of the Dis
trIct court will be held in Ely pro-
badly in June for the purpose of is
suing full citizenship papers. AS
many of who will apply for second
papers have lost their first ones, it
would be a good idea to look up the
matter Immediately and get copies as
without them, no second papers will
NC NthOOA'
Zeno, the contortionist who came
here with McKenna the hypnotist
and has been painting about town
since. started Monday night to paint
| the town bright Vermilion. He
was promptly gathered in by Chief
Garrison and lodged in the city lock
up. Before Judge Van Blarcom
Tuesday he plead guilty and was
fined So and costs amounting to S7.5t
John Wanamaker heads his page
5 advertisement in the Philadelphia
e papers. "Wanamaker's Daily Store
. News" and he makes the page about
e as interesting as any page in th'
paper. Everybody knows that wha
5 touches peoples pockets is of inter
: est. Good advertisements not onl.
e contribute to the trade OF the adver
r tiser, but they contribute to wealth