The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-03-23
All kinds of cameras at Opie's.

A II kinds of cameras at Opie's.
Books!-Paper bound books. cloth
bound books. for sale, rent or exchange
at Sam Rapson's.
Judge H. Van Blarcom spent a few
days in Duluth this week returning
Tuesday.
An application has been sent in to
the treasury department. at Washing
ton for the establishment of Il nat
ional bank at Eveleth, Mimi, with
capital stock of $4,000. The incorp-
orators are o. D. Kinney, j. w. Falk,
G. w. Moore and A. Fl. Guise.
The masquerade ball given by the
s. II. & E. F. Saturday evening was
we'll attended and muchly enjoyed.
| The music furnished by Messrs. Wag-
ner and Polkinghorn was excellent as
was also the prompting by Ed. Ed
wards. The ball was a financial as
well as social success
| j. P. ROssman, the manager OF the
Swede Boy mine arrived in Duluth
Monday with a Sl.400 gold brick.
| This is the result Of one months run
of the two stamp mills lately institut-
at the mine, and is from the whole
vein. The company instituted the
small mill to assist in developing un-
Til the large mill shall have been in
stalled.
An item from White City, Florida.
SAYS: A. W. Dutton. II passenger con
ductor on the Duluth & Iron Range
Railroad and mis- wife. VINO are max
ing ii tour OF the east coast, are visit
ing Mr.. buttons brother, enjoying
Strawberries and SunShine-a great
contrast to snow and The zero weather
now prevailing at his home IN Dull
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New line Of cameras at Opie's.
Mrs. Il. L. CoWen and daughter re-
turned Saturday evening from her
extended stay in Duluth at the bed
side of her mother. Mrs. Bagley, who
has been seriously i'll but is now m-
| proving.
The wealth Of the MeSaba range
may be slightly appreciated by the
fact that the shipments from this
divisions OF HE mining region Of St
Louis county will this year be about
S.500,OO0 tons. which is more than
both the Minnesota ranges shipped
last year and which is more ore TIN IN
ever shipped through the Sault canal
in Il single season previous to 1897
The first ore TO he shipped from
he MeSaba was in 1892
We are sorry to make the an
nOllncement but hereafter all an
nnuncenlenlS OF church socialS or other
entertainments, where there is Il
money consideration. will be charged
for at the rate of > cents IL line. This
is done in Justice TO ourself and fam
| lily as from the space i'm our sheet we
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good and tired of giving from So to S.
worth Of free puffs for every ten-cent
affair that comes along, while the
members Of the congregation getting
up the thing, get off by bringing Il
l5c. cake or Il quart of pickles.
An exchange says that running a
newspaper is just like running hotel
Only little different. When man
finds something lie does not like, he
does not kick the table over and tell
the Landlord to ''stop his darned old
hotel," but just sets the dish down
and wades into the next one that
suits his taste. Not 80 with newspap per
readers. II they find an article they
do not like, not stopping TO think
that it may please whole lot of peo-
pie, they make grand stand play and
stop their paper and sneak around
next week borrow their n9igbOrs
paper to see if 1t is published yet, you
know. The press grinds on however.
and new subscribers line up to take
the place of dyspepetics who stop che
source OF their information because a
small part of it does not suit them.
! 1t will do your heart good to see the
] ew cameras at Opie's.