The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-12-07

day for an extended vistit with rela-
tives in Los Angeles, Cal.
800 pounds of fresh candies direct
from Lillibridge's and Fernecke's,
received at Sam Rapsen's.
Ben Horovitz went to Duluth We'd
nesday morning to leave orders for
the fixtures for his new store.
Adam Duff, who operated on at the
Shipman hospital the day before
Thanksgiving is improving rapidly.
The business houses were closed
Saturday from 10 to 2 o'clock in re-
Ispect for Senator Cushman X. Davis.
We have some dainty novelties in photo
graphic mounts for the Xmas trade at
Opie's studio.
Capt. Frank Kent returned to his
duties at the Petit mine at Bender
Monday morning after weeks i'll
ness.
Mrs. JOS Thomas returned to her
home at Hibbing yesterday after a
week spent with her mother in this
city.
Nick Floyd, who has been danger
Lousy i'll for two weeks has recovered
sufficiently to enable him to be on
the streets.
Fancy stationery in fancy plush
lined cases at Sam Rapsons. See
them, they are just the thing.
Thos. Quayle is dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever. Several Others of his
family also are down with the same
dread disease.
The transfer of lot S, block &C. from
E. E. Corey to Jos. Seraphine for a
consideration of 5000 has been filed in
the register of deeds Office.
Paul Haight. representative of the
international Correspondence School.
of Scranton, Pa. is in the city in the
Interests of his institution.
Photographs at reduced prices for
Xmas at Opie's Studio.
A. D. Davidson. of the Bank of Ely,
accompanied by his daughter were
visitors in the city over Sunday.
guests of Cashier Sture and family.
Thos. Champion and daughter spent
few days in Duluth this week. Mr..
Champion is troubled with weak eyes
and went down to have glasses fitted.
For RENT House on the lake shore
at S. Il month, inquire of David
Brown.
A transfer from the Ely Cemetery
Association to ST. Anthony church of
lots in the cemetery to the amount OF
$40 has been filed with the register of
deeds.
Oil clothes, Linoliums in largest
variety, at low prices, at the Big
Store.
The residence being erected by Con-
tractor Jury for Thomas Cowling at
the corner of Second avenue and
Camp street is nearing completion
and will be ready for occupancy about
Jan. /.
p. G.. Craemer of Duluth. represent
: ing the Universal Milling Co.. was in
tile city Monday interviewing Ely
merchants in the interests of Univer-
sal flour. The company has an ad. in
another column.
The finest line of tree trimmings for
Christmas at Losey's.
, Mrs. Fou. nier mother of Mrs. ".
w. j. Croze, who has been spending a
month with her daughter in this city
returned to her home at Bessemer,
Mich. Monday morning. She was
e accompanied as far as Duluth by Mrs,
CroZe.
is Sarah Wilmer in her original
dramitization of Wilson Barrett's
D. .sSign of the Cross at the Opera
house, Monday and Tuesday, Dec. II
@ and IL. Good music and good sing
ing Tickets. SOC.
20 Come hither, o maiden fair and faith
full,
The desire Of thy hearth is granted,
10 Before thee are the gates of I'm
known beauty free, It's Rocky Noun
al tain Tea. Ask your druggist,
LADIEs-Have your winter gowns
at evening gowns or fancy waists made
now by the Misses Arneson & Becker
~ Reduced prices before the holidays
Satisfaction guaranteed. Bring you
ne goods in soon and you will not be dis
appointed. Parlors over Drug Store.
re The eight-year-old son of Alderman
k. and Mrs. Knutson while at the trail
IN Monday morning. had the misfortune
e. to get finger of the right hand il
. the car door severing the end from
= that useful member. The boy is do
ing as well as could be expected.
10 BY error we stated the marriage 0
Capt. Jas. Bale with Miss Ollie Colvil
was solemnized in Duluth. 1t shoult
have re id Biwabik. Notwithstand
'u ing the mistake as to the place W,
NC heartily join their large circle o
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