The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-07-27

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vertently omitted last week.
A few of the Eveleth sports dropped
several dollars on the ball game Sun
day. They were happy losers howeyel
and at the time the bet was made the
score stood 2 to l in favor of Ely.
o. G.. Korb. accompanied by FL
Fehr and f. G. Kuetuemeyer, of Mil
waukee, left Monday morning for the
Rainy lake gold country to look ovel
some interests they possess there.
There are cigars on the market thai
are made to sell and not to smoke
The u. Fl. Jr." cigar isa pure tobac
co product and is made to smoke
Call for it.
Martin Jakopic and Mary Cherchio
were married at the Catholic church
by the Rev. Smrekar Sunday. The
wedding was gay and suspicious oc
casion and all enjoyed themselves.
Rev. Thomas Dyke of Soudan was
in the city Friday and that evening
met with the Good Templars, report.
ing the transactions of the District
Lodge meeting at Duluth two weeks
ago.
Clarence Mott of the Oliver labra
tory went to the Mesaba range Tues
day morning for few days visit
He visited friends at Mountain
Iron, Virginia, Eveleth and other
places.
Attend the clearance sale at r. S,
Miller's.
George Lander, Jr., of Pittsburg,
prominently connected with the
Oliver Mining company accompanied
by Fl. Y. Clifford of Toledo. Ohio.
were in the city Saturday inspecting
the mines.
Supt. John Pengilly, of the Chand-
Ter mine at Ely, was here Thursday.
He went into $500 to look over the
exploratory work being carried on by
his company in sections %, % and "a.
-Hibbing News.
J. c. Brown, of Saginaw, Mich, an
old time friend of Conductor A. W.
Dutton accompanied A. W. on his
trip to this city Monday evening. III.
J. Hamilton of Pontiac. Mich, was
also here with Mr.. Brown.
100 pounds of Lillibridge's finest
chocolates just received at Sam Rap
sons, fresh from the factory.
If wives have any compassion fol-
the sorrows of cross, crabid husbands
give them Rocky Mountain Tea
Twill remove any misunderstanding
in the family. Ask your druggist.
Mrs. Daniel Garrison returned Sat
urday evening from her two months
visit with relatives at Fond du Lac
Mrs. Garrison was called to her home
by the serious illness of her father and
she remained until his recovery was
certain.
The Tindolph & Lloyd company
will hold the boards at the Opera
house tonight with their exhibition
of moving pictures. The entertain
ment is endorsed by those who have
had the pleasure of seeing it rs being
the finest travelling.
John Hickey of Tower. is IA good
ball player He is also the manufact-
urer of good cigar, the j. Fl. Jr., -
which is becoming Il prime favorite
with the lovers of good smoke.
L. E. Torinus, vice president of the
st. CroiX Lumber company and G. J.
Welshon. secretary and treasurer OF
the same concern, were in the city
Tuesday Oh business connected with
the new mill on Fall lake being put
in by the company.
Mike Mourin, the Austrian who
was accused of stabbing Matt Payala
Finn, week ago Sunday night, had
his hearing before Judge Van Blair.
com Tuesday evening and was dis.
charged for want of evidence to hold
him to the grand jury.
The Finnish Temperance Society OF
this city will give an excursion tC
Hancock, Mich, on next Tuesday
July 81. The fare for the round trip
has been made $3.50 and return tick
cts are good until August 5. Many
from this city will attend.
Chas. G. Miller the paper man was
in the city Wednesday.
Quo Vadis will not play in Ely ow'
ing to the heavy license fee demanded
by the city council. Sanford Dodge
and company of actors and actresses
are heralded by the Duluth papers as
being first-class. We missed them
but it cannot be helped.
First papers of naturalization have
been issued by Deputy Clerk Brown te
John Kangas, Anton Hribar. Matthews
Puszel, Arvid Kantala, Herman
Tuokko. August Beckman, Car
Rantala, Anti Pyoria, Nick Hikkala
Jacob Hill, ]. Thompson and Elias