The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-08-10

Il A young child OF Capt. Jas. Nan
carrow died Tuesday of cholera in
fantum and was buried Wednesday.
j Second Assistant Postmaster Thos
Slattery and sister, Julia, who have
been visiting relatives and friends at
Michigamme and other Michigan
towns returned Saturday.
S. w. Squire. of Duluth, will hold
services In the M. e. church in the
morning and in the Presby terian
church in the evening in the interests
of Christian citizenship"
Miss Lila Polkinghorn and brother
Sam. left Monday morning for visit
with friends and relatives at Calumet,
Mich. They were accompanied by
their nephew, Eddie Penglaze.
l. The Ely Miner is now six years of
age, celebrating its birthday last
week. The Miner is a good paper
and Brother Sch9fer is enjoying a
splendid patronage which he richly
deserves. Here's continued success,
Peter.-Virginia Virginian.
| Conductor McGreavy and Engineer
Nolander, spent Sunday in the city
from Eveleth, having run the excur-
sion train here carrying the Scandi-
navian societies from the Mesaba
range. -,
I The "Garland" stove. exclusively
handled by M. E. Gleason in this city,
has received the highest award at the
Paris exposition. The stoves are
certainly beauties and of guaranteed
manufacture.
DR.. w. Fl. Spratley a member Of the
Duluth Gun club won the diamond
badge at the Duluth shoot Sunday
and also made the best score ever
made on the grounds, bagging 11s
birds straight.
| P. J. Cunningham brakeman on
the Duluth s. Iron Range fell under
the wheels of a caboose at Breda
Wednesday of last week and sustained
injuries that made the amputation of
his arm necessary,
George Harding now drives a fine
trotter secured from Duluth last
week. The horse is a beauty and a
driver not overshadowed by any in
the city which at present is possessed
Of many fine drivers. 4
The finest syrups ever brought to-
Ely can be had at Sam Rapson's soda
fountain. y.
DriC. B. Rich has secured rooms
over Miller's store and has opened
dental parlors therein. The DR..
fcomes we'll recommended and no
doubt will make success of his
undertaking. Ely needs a good and
perpanent dentist.
F. A. Howerton, in charge of the
round-house crew of the ID. & I.g, Rs
here left Saturday for ST. Joseph, Mo-,
where he goes to meet his family
whom he will accompany to this city
where they will make their home over
Jonh Grants confectionery.
The Ely Miner, Brother Schaefer's
most excellent journal, has entered
upon the sixth year of useful life.
The Miner is numbered among our
most welcome exchanges, and we
trust it may continue to live and
prosper.-Virginia Enterprise.
Attend the clearance sale at R. S.
Miller's.
F. G. Anderson the Saltwater at
torney who spent several days in the
city last week with view to locat-
ing here left Friday for other fields.
Mr.. Anderson was favorably impress
sed with Ely but considered the time
inadvisable at present for locating
here.
The girls know how to play ball and
their throwing and base running was
a great surprise to all. Their batting
and fielding was excellent, and their
conduct is that of perfect ladies; not
word or action out of the way did
we see or hear.-Daily Examiner,
San Francisco.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Smale in this city will re-
greet the intention of that worthy
couples departure for Montana,
probably sometime next week. Both
Mr., and Mrs. Smale have been resi-
dents of this city for many years and
have hosts of friends who wish them
much JOY in their new homes.
The Ely Miner last week celebrated
it's sixth birthday. Editor Schaefer
is meeting with much deserved sue
cess and the Miner has worked its
way up from year to year until it is
now justly recognized as one of the
best weekly papers in Northern Min
nesota. May it ever remain so is the