The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-10-26

J posite the Finnish Temperance Hall
u FoR RENT-House on the lake shore
} at s. month, inquire OF DaviG
Brown.
. Albert Sorenson had his leg broker
at Winton while working with stone
boat Sunday. He is at the Shipmar
hospital.
Mrs. Josephine Lang, of Tower, was
J committed to Fergus Falls Asylum
] for the insane Monday. Mrs Lang is
demented on the subject of jealousy.
Say, they have the best peanuts at
Sam Rapson's that you ever ate.
Fresh roasted and roasted just right
The Eveleth and Virginia visitors
of Monday evening enjoyed the or
chestra at the Exchange hotel to snch
an extent that they failed to note the
pulling out Of the special train.
A. r. Rankin, State Inspector of
Graded Schools was visiting the
schools here Tuesday. Mr. Rankin
was very.much pleased with the work
ings at our educational institutions.
4 At Losey's you can get Faultless.
4 w. R. Hutchings of the Oliver
comany has been busy at Sparta the
past week experimenting the locat-
ing OF some machinery on one OF the
new properties of the company.
Art thou one of the many that has
drained the Golden Nectar that maxi
eth thy heart full of strength and
gladness? II not, take Rocky
Mountain Tea. Ask yonr druggist
If you will smoke cigarettes, be
sure you smoke the best. Twelve
varieties of Monopoles at Sam Rap
sons.
The boards of registration of the
several wards met Tuesday. In the
first ward 307 names were placed on
the register, 12O in the second and 2O4
in the third. 1t is expected that at
least 800 votes will be cast here on the
| 9Th.
Capt. Jas. Trezona, of Wakefield,
Mich. father of Manager Chas IRE
IONA, of the Pioneer. was in the city
few days this week on visit to his
son and family.
The Ladies' Orchestra will furnish
music during the dinner hour at the
Exchange Hotel next Sunday from l
to o'clock. The orchestra will re-
main all next week and delight pat
rons of the hotel.
Mrs. Wallace and family wish to
thank all the friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted them and ten
dered sympathy during the recent
Illness and death of husband and
father.
The Chicago Ladies Orchestra,
Which so acceptablY entertained large
crowds at the Exchange Hotel two
months ago are again filling week S
engagement at this popular place.
Landlord Glode is to be commended
on the attraction.
By order of the father, Tony Heg-
Ter was placed in the city Jail Tuesday
afternoon by Officer Garrison for play
ing truant from the city schools and
doing other misdemeanors. This
should be a warning for the boys who
are eyerlastingly skipping school with
out an excuse.
Mrs. B. HorovitZ was rendered
surprise party Monday evening the
occasion being the eleventh anniver-
sary of che marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
HorovitZ. Cards was the feature of
the evening. Miss Wrennie Doyle
winning the prize.
Thd Biwabik mine discontinued
shipments last week and discharged
the greater part Of its force. The
Drake & Stratton people are about
the only ones who ale doing any work
at Biwabik at present. The Duluth
mine at the same place will do some
work as soon as the engine and shaft
house, recently destroyed by the
cyclone are rebuilt.
Jacob Hewa, Eddie Tai and Oscar
Teowa were injured Monday morning
at the Pioneer mine at the same time.
They were coming to the surface on
the cage when some lodged obstruc-
tion hit them with the result that
Hewa and Teowa received scalp
wounds and Tai an injury to his
hand. None are dangerously injured
In connection with the Virginia
Enterprise, the MINER this week
printed its quota of county ballots.
our share amounting to $1,000. The
work was done at the Enterprise
office at Virginia where $4,000 were
turned out in a rapid manner. The
ballot this year is 5x22 inches and re-
quired considerable hard work to COM
plete within the required time.