The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-11-30

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mine.
Il N. f. Leggett representing tin
Northwestern Supply Co.. of Duluth
was in the city Tuesday selling mach
inery.
John Barton and Ed. Hurley of thi
} city and VIM. Williams of Tower, lief
} Tuesday for the western country 4
secure claim.
Ladies make your husband Christ
mas present of one OF those Handsome
pipes or d box OF choice cigars a
Losey's.
Mr. and Mrs. Roach and Mr. anC
, Mrs. Baldwin OF Winton attended tin,
|, Fireman's ball in this city Wednes
day evening.
We have some dainty novelties in photo
graphic mounts for the Xmas trade a
J Opie's Studio.
The business houses of Ely will close
tomorrow from 10 to O'Clock during
the time of the funeral of Senator
Cushman K. Davis.
! Mrs. Jos. Thomas and son arrived
from Hibbing Wednesday evening fol
visit with her mother Mrs. E.
4 Polkinghorn.
4 W. Sanquist, assistant to Agent
Scheaffer .at the depot, returned
Thursday evening from his visit to
Stockholm, Wis.
Thos. Cassiday an old resident OF
Ely but for several years resident
of the Mesaba range is in the city
visiting with friends.
Miss Reynolds who has been visiting
with the Misses Thomas for several
days returned to her home at Biwabik
Wednesday.
Mrs. Gourneau, who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chever-
cite in this city departed Tuesday
morning for her home in Duluth.
Frank Tancig and John Trampush
of Tower were in the city several days
this week. 1t is said they intend to
open in the saloon business here.
The Thanksgiving dinner and sup
per served at the NJ e. church yester.
day was success from any point OF
view. About 500 were the receipts.
/ Puts life and hope in the human
heart, makes you well-keeps you well
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
does. Ask your druggist.
| Jas. Whiteside of Seyernbridge
Can, arrived in the city Saturday fol
visit with his uncle and aunt Mr.
and Mrs. r. Whiteside.
Fancy stationery in fancy push
lined cases at Sam Rapson's. See
them, they are just the thing.
Photographs at reduced prices for
Xmas at Optics Studio.
Mrs. A. d. Wilson arrived from
Saltwater, Tuesday evening for d
visit with her husband who is en-
ployed at Winton. She was accom-
panied by Miss n, A. Kitty of Still
water.
VIM. Bosanko, has removed his
family from Two Harbors and will
occupy the upper floor of the Cowling
residence on Fourth avenue. Mr..
Bosanko is employed on the short
run between here and Tower Junct-
ion.
Miss Louisa Klobucar came up from
Two Harbors Friday evening for a
visit with parents and incidentally to
attend the dedication ceremonies at
the Catholic church.
The city schools are making ar
Judgements for one of its pleasing
EN- Entertainments for the benefit OF the
piano fund. The entertainment will
take place next Friday evening Dec
Z, at the Opera house.
Officer Garrison has been collecting
the dog taxes the past two weeks and
| has also rid the city or about % dogs
whose owners refused to dig up the
necessary cash
1t is said that Frank Lowe whC
formerly was city electrician here
has accepted position with the
Eyeleth lighting plant. The new
place is lucrative and responsible
one and Mr. Lowe is just the man tG
fill the place
The new town Of Bull near the
Sharon mine short distance from
Hibbing viii soon be incorporated in.
to village 1t is said that Bull is
growing rapidly and promises in
short time to be one of the CONNER,
cial centres of the Mesaba range.
| The growth of st. Louis county is
gratifying to the citizens, In 1890 the
total population of the county was
1852. During the past ten years the
population has increased to 1882,
almost doubled in the ten years. The
bulletin issued by the census bureau
! does not give the population by dis