The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-05-18

| h"i'"id Coulpduy carrying complete
band and orchestra and numbering
fourteen people. Prices %, 35 and SO
cents.
Ihc Foresters have completed ar
engagements for their ball this eve
ming and the same promises to be the
event of the season. Wagner's Or
chestra of six pieces will furnish the
music and f. Bish will do the prompt-
ing. Don't fail to attend.
Don't fail to see the Belmingtons
IN their character sketches, tyroIean
MARBLE songs and celebrated laughing
songs with the Alhambra company
Opera house Monday and Tuesday
May q and %. Prices %, So and so
cents
warranty deed has been filed in
the office OF the register of deeds,
conveying certain lands in sections "a
ana 25-6O-l4 from j. j. Rupp and
Moore Kerr, Of Saginaw, to Hiram G.
Stewart, of Wausau, Mich, for IL con-
sideration of $4,000.
A Neenah girl employed in the rag
department in one of the paper mills,
while sorting over some rags one day
last week came across an old coat in
the Innings of which was $3.50 in bills.
Some absent minded newspaper man
must have dumped his coat in the
waste paper basket and overlooked
the matter.
G. W. Henke, of New Paynesville,
Mimi, is in the city for a few days
looking over our mines and otherwise
taking inventory of the appearance of
things. Mr.. Henke was until recent
ly publisher of the Press at New
Paynesville and is pleasant gentle
man whom it is IL pleasure to meet.
Mrs. Ely is in the city at the Ex-
change Hotel with the latest in mil
linery. Her stock this year is of the
finest and prices are an incentive for
buying. Call on her if you wish any
thing in her line. She will remain a
week.
The High school boys easily did up
the Tower boys at the grounds of the
latter last Saturday to the tune of 10
to 5. The game was Il good exhibit
ion of ball so we are told. The feat
ures of the game was the playing of
Otto Brownell. Prof. Wilson captain
ed the nine. A return game will be
played here probably on Decoration
Day, May 30.
An excursion to Virginia is adver-
tised for next Sunday from Ely and
Tower. The Ely gun club will teach
the Mesaba range ''fellers'' some
thing about shooting while our ball
team will do the Virginia boys to the
tune of about II to 4. Many will
avail themselves of the opportunity
to visit Virginia.
Mrs. FL. B. Sturtevant and sons
Howard, Robert and Douglass of Ely
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Moore last Friday and
Saturday. They departed Saturday
noon for st. Paul where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Sturte-
want, who was formerly superintend-
ent of the Pioneer mine at Ely. is
now now interested in mining in
Utah.
Dan McNallis printer on the
Eveleth Star, was struck with asling-
shot in Mitchell's saloon at Eveleth
Friday a week ago and died from the
effects Of the blow the following
Tuesday. 1t it said VIM. Mcdonald
of Hibbing did the. hitting and has
since disappeared. McNallis was a
member of the Eveleth fire depart
ment. Mcdonald was formerly in
this city being piano player.
C. C. Andrews, chief forest fire
warden of the state, was in the city
Saturday. Mr.. Andrews says the
practice of burning brush and en-
dangering property thereby during
these dry seasons must be stopped,
and he says he will enforce the laws
to the letter. There is heavy pen
atty for lighting fires and the parties
who do so indiscriminately need not
be surprised to find themselves under
arrest most any time.
The Alhambra company, band and
orchestra, have billed to appear as the
Opera house May 81 and %. This
large company carries complete
band and orchestra and engage the
very best of high salaried actors which
insures the best Of performance.
They are on their return. tour from
the Pacific coast having showed
Seattle, Vancouver and all the
principal cities in the Northwest.
Reserved sea is at the usual place.
Prices Is, IS and so cents.