The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-05-04
Grand Millinery opening at the El.


DR.. Shipman drives Il handsome new
team secured from Duluth this week.
Sam Eckstein, the Chicago tailor,
is in the city taking orders for suits.
Get your ice cream and strawberries
for your Sunday dinner of Jos. Losey.
Ike Cowling went to BiWabik yes
terday where he has secured a posi-
ton.
Mrs. T. f. Bearinger and daughter.
Myrtle, went to Duluth Saturday for
Il visit.
The foundation under the Kotch-
evar building is rapidly nearing COM
pletion.
WANTED!-Nurse girl. Apply to-
Mrs. Frank Fulton on Fourth
Avenue.
Capt. Jas. Bale and daughter. Miss
Aimee, went to Duluth yesterday for
a few days.
Capt. Ed. Bail was up from Soudan
Wednesday looking over the work on
Section 30.
M. E. Gleason has begun eXcava-
ting for his new residence building on
Harvey ST.
W. B. Goldsworthy has accepted
his old position of shipping clerk at
the Chandler.
w. B. Goldsworthy has returned
from Hibbing and will again make
his home here.
Geo. Hunter was up from Tower
yesterday on business for the Iron
Range brewery.
The Ely Finish Stock company will
occupy their new store building in
about two weeks.
John Tregear has returned from
Hibbing where he had been employed
for several months,
Conductor Bieberman was up on
the passenger Tuesday in place of
Conductor Cornell.
VIM. Barney came up from Duluth
| Wednesday for visit with his aunt,
Mrs. Ed. Crossman.
Mrs. L. M Wagner went to Tower
Wednesday for few days visit with
Mrs. M. G. Woodland.
Mrs. S. P. Ireland is in Tower for a
few days visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. M. G. Woodland.
Miss Lila Polkinghorn and her
cousin, Miss Vivian went to Tower
Wednesday for visit.
Mrs. III. B. Sturtevant and children
departed this morning for st. Paul
where they will reside.
Attorney Thomas went to Duluth
Tuesday afternoon to be in readiness
to attend district court.
Sam Aspegren spent few days at
the various camps down the line last
week returning Saturday,
The new residence being erected by
Alfred Pihlgren on Third avenue is
rapidly nearing completion.
The railroad company are improv-
ing the waiting room at the depot
with new hardwood floor.
Chas. Bale came home from Mud
Creek Saturday evening for visit
returning Monday morning.
The residence being erected by
Matt Kapsh on Sheridan street is
rapidly nearing completion.
Ed Cox is now running the steam
shovel at the Zenith, having resigned
his position at the Chandler.
The May term of District court
opened in Duluth Wednesday. There
are 119 cases on the calendar.
Louis Eisenach and family Monday
moved into the Goldsworthy residen-
ce recently purchased by them.
Jos. Losey can furnish you with
| ice cream or strawberries in any guam
tity. His parlors are now open.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Murphy passed
through Ely Saturday enroute TO
West Superior to spend Sunday.
Miss Florence Carey went to Duluth
Saturday for visit with friends.
She returned Wednesday evening.
The new road to Sandy Point is
rapidly nearing completion. 1t will
be fine driveway when finished.
Little Michael Gleason is wearing a
nicely colored eye secured by falling
from the sidewalk onto some rocks.
Mrs. B. Horoyitz entertained a
farewell party in honor of Mrs. H. B.
Sturtevant at her residence Wednes-
nay afternoon. Cards were the order,
Mrs. Jas. White winning the prize.