The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-02-09

born last week.
Mrs. Peter Schaefer spent u few
days in Soudan this week visiting her
parents.
! Officer Garrison accompanied John
Mattson, the bombarding Finn, to
Duluth Monday.
Mrs. A. E. White entertained the
young people at cards Tuesday even
ing. Prices were given.
Benny Merrill and Ed. Robinson
came in Sunday after an extended
land looking trip.
JOS. InterbitZen has assumed his
:: new position as night clerk at the
Exchange hotel.
Murdoch Mcdonald of Soudan is up
and will conduct tie drill explorations
for the Minnesota company on 20,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Barnidge and
Miss Mamie Murphy ard Miss Waugh
of Tower, attended the opening bali
in this city Friday.
Arthur Tippet drove up from Tow
er Sunday with a new team purchased
by Liveryman Scott. He says the
roads are desperately bad in some
places.
Mrs. f. L. Cowen went to Duluth
Wednesday morning in response to II
telegram announcing the very SER
ious illness of her mother.
The many friends in this city of
Charlie Helmuth, cashier at the
Bank of Virginia, will be shocked
to hear of his death at Virginia
Tuesday. He leaves wife and one
child.
w. A. Coulthard, cashier of one of |
the Davidson & McRae banks in the
lower part of the state has been in
the the city the past few days help
ing Cashier Sture at the Bank of Ely.
Mr.. P. w. Sure of the bank of Ely,
has made arrangements with the
county officials at Duluth, to receive
taxes on all plated property in Ely.
This will enable those who pay real
estate taxes to pay them here and
thus obviates the sending to Duluth.
Mrs, A. S. James and Mrs. Jas.
White entertained the members OF
the. Ladies' Card club Wednesday |
afternoon at the residence of the for
mer. Mrs. Glode and Mrs. Horovitz
tied for the honors.
The Ey Fire department wish to
tender their thanks to the ladies who
assisted them indecorating the hall,
the Volunteer band for their music,
and to all those who helped to make |
the ball Friday night Il success.
The Ely City band have on hand a
barrel of fun and will tap the same on
Friday evening February 16. at the
Vail hall. A masquerade ball and
cake walk are the principal features.
tGood music will be in attendance and
a,good time is promised. You are all
invited
A rumor was current in this city
some time ago that Chilly" the |
Evangelist, Sunday had died in Flori-
da. We notice by the papers last
week he had just closed successful
revival meetings in Bedford, Iowa.
and was from there going to Boone,
the same state. to conduct revivals.
Some fiend in human form during
Sunday evening, broke into a barn
at the Chandler location, and DELHI
erately cut several gashes into the
fianksof Il horse, out of reven ge for
its owner. A trip to the Internal re-
gioIs at the end of Il rope would be
too good for this creature of the low
est breed. Should lie be found out, it
may go decidedly hard with him.
The Superior men have again cap
tured the diamond medal of the In
terstate clubs in the shoot Sunday.
Finn of Superior, who shoots under
the name of 'Dixie', getting the
same for the severaleth time, with Il
score of AZ out of a possible so. The
next shoot will be attended by sever
al of the Ely shooters and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected the diamond will
grace some Ely man after their re-
turn. Louis Eisenach at one time
held the medal.
The above taken from Wednes- |
days News Tribune of Duluth will |
prove of interest to our readers, the
bride being a sister Of Mrs, AL Bed
ford and well and favorably known
here: A pretty wedding took place
yesterday afternoon at st. Clements
church. 1t was that of Timothy P.
Cory and Miss Libbie Speagle. Mr..
Cory is a merchant of Cass Lake,
Miss Speagle is one Of Ely's most
charming young women, She is
we'll known in musical and literary
circles of that city. After the cere
mony the young couple went to