The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-09-28

The Misses Aronson and Becker ar.
rived Wednesday evening and have
opened dressmaking parlors over
Grants store.
Henry Treyerrow former Soudan
and Ely boy but more recently of Hur-
ley, Wis, is in the city and will prob
ably remain here.
| Rev. Father Bilban of Virginia
was in the city over Sunday conduct
ing the consecrating ceremonies over
the new bells at the Catholic church.
| Mrs. Ely. the milliner, viii be in
the city soon with large line OF the
latest ia millinery. Watch for lei
ann Duncements
Rev. Logan will deliver a sermon
next Sunday evening at the NJ. E.
church using as his subject -'The
Ideal Young Man"
Charley Sing who formerly conduct
ed a laundry here has returned from
China and will embark in business in
the old Opie stand
Mrs. ]. j. Armstrong and children
took their departure Monday for
Oregon where she joins Mr.. Arm
strong in their new home
Miss Amelia Aubin went to Tower
Monday where she on Tuesday acted
as bridesmaid at the wedding of Fred
Boileau to Miss Anna Barrie.
/ Miss NJ Whelan and father and
brother, John, left Monday morning
for Minneapolis where they will
make their home in the future.
c. S. Wilkinson, representing the
| w. S. Mott company was in the city
Tuesday looking UP the possibility of
selling the city some fire hose.
John Barton returned Saturday
evening from Biwabik where he had
been for few days assisting Cashier
Meyers in opening the new bank.
Attorney rP. G. Schmidt was up
from Duluth Tuesday representing
the Fitger Brewing company in the
bankruptcy deal of Fred HERMAN.
David Lawrence, of Thornbury.
Can. is in the city visiting with
friends. He is brother of r. I. and
Will Lawrence formerly residents of
Ely.
1t brings to the little ones that
priceless gift of healthy flesh, solid
bone and muscle. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea does. 35c. Ask your
druggist.
The Chicago Ladies Orchestra
which has been at the Exchange
Hotel the past week left for Duluth
Monday morning where they open
their third return engagement.
The Rebekahs wish to thank all
those who so kindly assisted in max
ing their recent entertainment sue
cess and especially to Rev. Logan for
his address.
Crandall & Fletcher the photograph
ers have pitched their tent on First
avenue for stay of few weeks and
are prepared to do work in their line
reasonable and with dispatch.
''Dick" Polkinghorn of Korb's Big
Store, left Monday morning for two
weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives at Calumet, and other Michigan
points 1t is useless to say ''Dick"
will enjoy his vacation.
VIM Symons, well known here was
buried under about five tons Of coal at
Tower Junction one day last week
while employed filling the pockets at
the docks. He was dug out nothing
the worse for his experience.
For higher grade of Mems Foot
wear we carry a complete stock of
DOUGLAS Shoes. We are having a
steady increase of trade on them.
Those who bought them once will
| have no other.
THE ELY CLOTHING Co.
Rukard Hurd, the geDtlemanly
manager of the Washington Life
company was nominated for the leg
| islature in his district last week by
an overwhelming majority. That he
will be elected stands without a
doubt.
f. Mccormack the contractor who
is putting in the Duluth s. Iron
Range telephone line now makes his
headquarters here, working between
here and Robinson lake. The line
will soon be completed.
Fred d. Herman went to Duluth
Saturday where he entered proceed
ings to be declared a bankrupt before
the q. S. court Fred did not find
the saloon business as rushing as he
anticipated when he embarked in the
same two months ago, fact his many
friends in this city note with regret.
J. Hammel s. Co., Duluth, nave re-
Gently purchased the interests of the
Studebaker Wagon s. Manufacturing
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