The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-12-14

The G. N. II. ca, have something
{ to say III another column which you
cann0t afford to miss.
John Anderson OF Tower has been
committed to the hospital for the in-
sane at Fergus Falls.
graphic mounts for the X-mas trade ar
Opic's studio.
Mrs. Henry Logan and daughter
left Friday for visist with relatives
and friends in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grabowsky entertain
ed party Of young people at their
home Thursday evening
Anton Kotcheyar aud John Bartol
went to Duluth Tuesday morning on
business before the land Office.
Ladies make your husband a Christ
mas present of one of those handsome
pipes or box Of choice cigars at
Losey's.
Saturday was the Feast of the I'M
aculate Conception and was duly cele-
brated in the Catholic church.
Car B was in the city Wednesday
having on board. Supt. Owens, Chief
Engineer Angst and Roadmaster
fShea.
James Flynn of Biwabik has been
taken to Fergus Falls. lie is pos
sessed of the hallucination that devils
are after him.
Fancy stationery in fancy plush
lined cases at Sam Rapson's. See
them, they are just the thing.
Daniel LaBelle, brother Of Mrs
Thos. Cowling and former Ely boy,
las arrived In the city from Mime
apolis and will make his home here.
John A. Dollar, formerly of the
Times in this city and Miss Mae
Harrington were married recently at
Iron River, Mich.
Mrs. VIM. Bosanko has arrived from
Two Harbors and joined husband In
this city. They are at home in the
John Cowling residence on Fourth
avenue.
Photographs at reduced prices for
Xmas at opie's Studio.
Louis Lindberg has returned from
detention at the Fergus Falls hos
lpital, much improved and loud in his
praises of the conduction of this great
Institution.
Prof Virgins has arrived from Mil
waukee for visit with his daughter,
Mrs John Korby. and incidently to
deliver the handsome new pipe organ
to the Catholic church.
For RENT-House on helake shore
at So month, inquire OF David
Brown.
The "Phonoco-optifake" perform
ancc in the Swedish church Monday
evening was not Il success from IN en-
tertainment standpoint. so we are i'm
Horned by those who attended.
H Miss Nolan. well known in this city
having at one time been connected
with the Shipman hospital as nurse,
was married Wednesday to VIM.
Blake of Two Harbors.
A gift that would be appreciated by
some friend would be paid subscirp-
: tion to the MINER. Our list is grow
ing gradually showing that the paper
lis appreciated. Try it.
Anyone wishing engraved cards as
e holiday gifts should order them now.
We take orders for cards and furnish
: them, 100 cards and plate for $3.50.
Fancy wedding stock also.
' Oil clothes, Linoliums in largest
variety, at low prices, at the Big
Store.
What knowest thou the worth of
: Rocky Mountain Tea made by the
Madison Medicine Co, thou foul sub
; Istitute who scarcely breathed one
summer? Ask your druggist.
: General Manager Hulst OF the
Oliver company accompanied by G. G..
Hartley OF Duluth, was in the city on
, 1 the special car "Frontenac" yester-
Iday. The gentlemen visited the Pho
neer workings.
The finest line of tree trimmings for
lChristmas at Losey's.
s P. r. Vail and family left Saturday
morning for San Antonio. Texas.
3 where they will spend the winter.
. The change to warmer climate Is
!. made for the benefit Of the health of
, Mrs. Vail.
r LADIES Have your winter gowns.
l!eyefiing gowns or fancy waists made
{ now by the Misses Arneson & Becker.
Reduced prices before the holidays.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Bring your
r goods in soon and you will not be dis
lappointed. Parlors over Drug Store.
The Sarah Wilmer Sign of the
r Cross" Monday evening at the Opera
house, was not as we'll attended as