The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-08-17
w. e. Pike and DR.. HI. E. Wunde

| WeSG on business connected With tnell
claims in Idaho.
The rain has helped the lumber
men who had logs hung up. This
week several crews have gone in the
woods on the drive.
The Indians of the Sucker Point
school at Tower will give a minstrel
show at the Opera house in that city
on Tuesday Aug. 81.
The MINER has this week received
new material and is now better than
ever prepared to turn out the finest in
the job printing line.
An error made it appear that Jos,
Losey had attended the Eveleth tour.
nament last week, 1t should have
been Mrs. Jos. Losey.
Mrs. G. Finsop of Cumberland,
Wis, arrived in the city Friday eve
ming for few weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Louis Sletten.
Gus Goldberg who has been employed
at Louis Sletten's has removed with
his family to Tower and has accepted
position with G. H. Opel & Sons.
Miss Annie Hewett, who has been
visiting friends in this city for sew
eral weeks returned to her home at
SOudan this morning.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Maurin, aged II months was
buried Wednesday having died of
cholera infantum.
DR.. T. S. Buzard, dentist, will be
at the Vail Hotel for a few days.
The doctor has had several years
experience and will undoubtedly get
his share of the business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Collins returned
Saturday evening from a two week.
visit with friends in Calumet,
Hancock, Bessemer and other Michi-
gan cities.
The 13-months-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Yadalosky was buried
Sunday having died Friday of inter
mittent fever.
j. Fl. Jepson, secretary and treas
ure of the Winkley Artificial Limb
Co., of Minneapolis, accompanied by
his sister, was looking over the mines
of Ely this week.
f. II. KindI of the Carnegie Steel
company, Pittsburg, has been at the
Pioneer mine for several days doing
some figuring on proposed steel con-
struction for that mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hill mourn the
loss of their eight-months-old daught.
er who died Monday of inflammation of
the lungs following measles. The
funeral occurred Tuesday.
John M. Hughes, private secretary
to the general land agent of the N. P.
Ry., with headquarters at Minnea-
polls, is in the city on a visit to his
brother, Thomas M. Hughes.
The Pioneer company is figuring on
steel shaft house for their mine,
the same to be about 100 feet high.
The crusher will also be raised a dis
lance of so feet from the ground.
Mrs, Erick Anderson was buried
Sunday from the Finnish church
having died Friday of inflammation of
the bowels. She was q years of age
and leaves husband and two child
rem to mourn her demise.
Try one of Sam Rapson's cool, re-
freshing ice cream sodas. The finest
cream and the best soda drawn from
one of the best fountains in the north
west
The Duluth charter election has
J carried and the citizens of that city
were notified of that fact Monday.
This is according to decision hand
ed down by the supreme court.
Mrs. E. Morcom returned to her
Tower home Saturday morning after
few days spent in this city, guestuat
the home of her son, E. j. Morcom
and family.
Rev. E. H. Bull conducted services
at the Presby terian church Sunday
morning. Mr.. Bull is remembered by
Elyites, having at one time been a
resident pastor of this city.
Jack Harrington is on the sick list
this week as is also Barber Melon
aid. This depletes the working force
at the Harrington and Roberts bar
Der shops quite little.
Jack Seraphine, the satanic majesty
of the MINER force played three
days stand in Duluth from Saturday
to Monday, the occasion being visit
TO Buffalo Bill's entertainment.
A certain gentl eman who has beer
in the city this week renewing &C
quaintances failed to call on the