The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-01-26

Saturday after months visit in
this city.
The Pioneer, Zenith and Savoy
mines paid their employees Saturday
The Cedar Leaf Circle met with
Mrs. A. S. James Tuesday. Mrs. b.
Horovitz leading. The meeting next
Tuesday will be with Mrs. w e,
Pike, Mrs. James to lead.
Ed. Mcintosh has had several fine
moose horns on exhibition the past
week.
i The new church building being
erected by the Swedish Lutheran
denomination on Fourth avenue is
rapidly growing skyward. The church
will be a neat and commodious build
ing when finished.
David Kangas, the tailor. has be-
gun the erection Of Il two-Story build
on the lot adjoining the Exchange
bank to be used by him as a tailoring
establishment.
w. II. James returned Saturday
evening from his months visit in Du-
luth and Chicago. Will wrestled
with the grip while away.
Excavation has begun for new store
building to be erected by the Finish
Stock company on the lots opposite |
Gleason's hardware.
DIR. w. e. Richardson of Soudan
was in the city Tuesday, guest of
Drs. Shipman. Wunder and Ayres.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], E. Thomas went to
Two Harbors Monday where they
will reside, Mr.. Thomas being en-
ployed there this winter.
Rich Whteside came up from his
logging operations near Duluth Fri
day and spent few days with his
family here.
The larger part of the carpenter
force employed by Contractor Cullen
in this city left Monday morning for
other fields having completed the
contracts mere.
Services at the M. e. church Sun
day at 1890 and 1870. In the evening
will commence series of sermons on
the prodigal Son. First.-"Sin and
It's consequence.
John May formerly employed at the
Zenith has purchased a confectionery
establishment at Hibbng of his
brother, Geo. May and will conduct
the same. John is a fine fellow and
we wish him success.
Rev. Beden of Tower will conduct
Episcopal services at Matthias hall
next Sunday morning and evening at
100 a. III. and 1880 p. IN. Everybody
i, invited to attend.
The Gogebic Boiler works, was
slightly burned in Duluth last week.
j. f. Dacey is manager of the concern
and says it is again running in good
shape.
William Jackson was found guilty
court in Duluth last week
of assault with intent TO kill in the
second degree. He was the fellow
VINO attacked Powers Of Hibbing with
Il knife.
The local freight run has been dis
continued between here and Tower
Junction and in consequence Con-
ductor Fitch has gone to Two Har-
bors. The regular freight runs be-
tween Tower and Duluth as before
and an extra train leaves Two Har
bors daily TO do the work between
there and Ely
j. ID. German. was found guilty in
Judge Van BlarcOm's court of fraudu-
lently obtaining money from Mr.. Mar
q tette at Fall lake and was sentenc-
ed TO 80 days dit the county Jail.
Ye editor and family this week
moved from the Bearinger cottage to
the Hilbert house on Chapman street.
Il. F. Bearinger is moving into his
house and Mrs. aud NJ ISIS Canning will
oc, upy The building owned by them
and vacated by Mr. Bearinger.
A coroner's jury at Houghton turn
ed in a novel verdict at the inquest
into the death of Stephen and James
Sweet, who dropped 1900 feet in
bucket at the Atlantic mine on Sun
day, brings in a most remarkable ver-
dict, to the effect that the accident
was unexplainable and evidently the
fault of no body, ending with the ad-
vice to the mining company that
hereafter it should employ cOmpetenC