The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-11-09

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, self squarely in the eye, he would see
) at once that he needs Rocky Noun.
tain Tea. A priceless boon to men.
35c. Ask your druggist.
The Ladies' Orchestra completed
its two weeks engagement at the Elk.
change Hotel Sunday and departed
} Monday morning for st. Paul. This
J orchestra gives excellent satisfaction
in Ely and the chances are that they
will return in the future.
Articles of interpretations have been
filed of the Scott Security company
for the mining and smelling OF iron
J ore. The capital stock is $4,000 and
} the incorporators are p. w. Scott,
Jessie G.. Scott. Rosa M. E. Scott,
Lille A. Scott and Rosina M. s. Scott.
all of Virginia. MINI.
Faultless!
1t is learned that Robert B. White
side has bought out tho interest OF
} Louis Roucheau in the Roucheau- Ray
} Iron Company. He has purchased
1850 shares of the stock, controlling
about 2,066 acres on the two ranges.
Four hundred acres of the land lie on
, the Vermilion range. Eighteen for.
, ties are around Biwabik, three for.
} ties around Eveleth and four forties
in 15-58-19.
The wedding of Mrs. M. A. Pen.
glaze to Capt. Jos. Thomas occurred
Saturday morning at the residence
of the brides mother, Rev. Marsh
, officiating. The couple left on the
} train Immediately for Hibbing where
they will make their home in the
future, Mr.. Thomas being employed
at the Clark mine. The many friends
, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas wish them
} unbounded happiness in their new
; home.
James Williams of the Zenith and
Savoy mines was called to Sparta
Monday by telegram announcing the
death Of his father. Mr.. Williams
ST., was stricken week ago Sunday
J with paralysis from which stroke he
} never rallied and died Sunday. he
was So years Of age and has resided on
the Vermilion and Mesaba range for
nearly fourteen years. He leaves a
widow and several married sons and
J daughters to mourn his demise.
} Pictures, Picture Frames and
} Mouldings at Opie's Photo Studio.
Mariana Antonelli, an italian
miner employed at the Chandler was
injured Saturday. He fell down a
raise and sustained broken leg. He
was taken to the Shipman hospital
where he died Wednesday. The
funeral occurred Thursday from the
Catholic church, Rev. Smrekar
officiating. The remains were follow
| ed to their last home by large pro-
cession of friends. headed by the
] Austrian band. Deceased was a
brother of Herman Antonelli.
Mrs. B. HorovitZ entertained at
cards Wednesday evening in honor of
Mr.. FL. B. Sturtevant. Five tables
were engaged and delicious lunch
was served. Mrs. f. L. Cowen captur-
ed the ladies' head prize. Mrs. L. NJ.
Wagner securing the second. w. e.
Pike won the gentleman's prize.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. w.
E. Pike, A. ]. Fenske, L. NJ. Wagner,
Chas. Grabowsky, Peter Schaefer, A.
S. James. f. L. Cowen and J. d.
Conan: Mesdames White, Osborn,
Glode. Sturteyant and West; Miss
Sulzbacher and Mr. James Frink.
Two large timber deals were record
ed in the Office of the register of deeds
Tuesday. By warranty deed the
Moon and Kerr Lumber company con-
vey to the Northern Lumber company
the timber interests in large quaint
ity of land situated in township 58-I7.
59-17 and 1918 for consideration of
S105, 100. The first named company
also conveys quantity Of land in
J township 54-12 to E. NJ. Weyerhauser
of Cloquet for consideration of S25,
600, subject to mineral rights. and
: right of way of the Duluth and Iron
Range Railroad company.
An Unfortunate Affair.