The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-03-01

luth last evening for trip to the
Miller-BrOwn explorations on section
30.
Stop in and see our new spring suits,
waists and skirts. We have the larg-
est line ever shown in Ely. The Big
Store.
| John Barton returned Thursday
evening from his trip to the western
country where he had made proof on
a claim.
Qutea number of the non-laboring
characters about town have been
given "hunch" this week by Officer
1 Garrison.
Misses Lila Polkinghorn and Adde
Phillips left Monday for Hibbing
where they will visit with Miss Polk
ingh0rn's sister, Mrs. Jos. Thomas,
for two weeks.
Matt ElliSter, Finnish miner of
Soudan was killed by cavern at the
Alaska Shaft last week. He was
I huoWu UtilS city.
Try our education grade of photos
One Dollar dozen. Better photos at
better prices. OPIE's STUDIO.
Song services at the Presbyterian
church. Sunday evening at 7:3O. A
fine program has been arranged and
everyone is invited.
o. & w. Berglund have inaugural
ed dance party for week from
Saturday or on March 9. at Matthias
hall to which all are invited.
q. II. Morrison arrived from Mime
apDis Saturday evening to attend the
funeral of his brother, VIM. Morrison.
who was found dead Friday morning
L. Christians0n, of ChristianSon &
Mendenhall, Duluth, accompanied
l.. l.. Brown their representative, up
Oh his monthly selling trip this week.
Ben. and Chas. Merrill left Tues
day morning for the western states
where they will be employed locating
prospective settlers on farm and
Timber lands.
By mistake we gave the residence of
Mrs. Corey. who arrived last week on
a visit to Mrs. Bedford, as Cass Lake
when it should read Bull, on the
Mesaba range.
Mrs. McDermOtt, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ. E.
Gleason, In this city for several
weeks. returned to her home at IrOr
Mountain Monday.
Jake Skala of Tower has gone to
the Hot Springs where lie will re-
ceive treatment for rheumatism. He
is brother of JOS. Skala of this city
aud well known here.
Chas. Morton went to Soudan yes
terday morning and returned last
evening accompanied by his wife and
baby. They take up their residence
i'm the Van Blarcom house.
4 Jack Bedford left Saturday mnrn-
/ ing for Iowa aud southern Minnesota
where he expects TO purchase car
load or more Of mich cows which he
will dispose of in this vicinity.
| Overcoats and clOaks are offered at
prices very low indeed at the Ely
Cash Store. Everything must be
sold and this is The opportunity of
| the buyer.
Results. Immediate and lasting.
Before and after trying other remedies
use Rocky Mountain Tea this month
''Twill keep you well all summer. A
great spring blessing. Ask your
druggist
Mrs. Ignatz Vidmar died yesterday
at her home in this city. She WAS
young woman and had only been mar
ried about six weeks. The funeral
occurs tomorrow from the Catholic
church.
1t is said that j. Fl. Marcy who
was defeated for Alderman in the
late Duluth election will be candi-
| udUc III SuCl OWO yCdio. Jim
is well known in Ely being an engineer
on the road.
Prof. Kressel left Wednesday morn
ing for Eveleth where he will be en-
pioyed for "a time as instructor to the
new SlavOnic band organized there.
We understand the band is composed
of twenty members.
I'll. L. SHEPPARD, Of Duluth, was in
the city over Sunday in the interest
of his constantly increasing map bust
ness. Mr.. Sheppard has an elegant
set of maps of st. Louis, Itasca. Lake
and Cook counties.
The Tower News says the Oliver
company have secured an option on
PSI acres Of Ely island from Ole
Bengstrom and Ole Hanson the
owners. Some exploratory work has
been done on this property.
Mrs. B. Horovitz went to Tower
last week and from there was sum-