The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-02-01

Inquire OF VIM. Body.
The ladies of the Catholic church
give card party at the l. 0. 0. F.
hall next Wednesday evening to which
all are invited. Admission the to hal
is 2oc. Refreshments will be served.
George e. Rolph has commenced
suit in the district court against the
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
company, in the sum Of $2522.17 alleg
ed to have been embezZled by Elmer
| Stewart.
BOOSTERS often crow over eggs they
did not lay. Same with people who
sell an imitation Rocky Mountain
Tea, made famous by the Madison
Medicine Co.'S, advertising. 35c
Ask your druggist.
A school has been opened in the
old Catholic church building and Miss
Csnning installed as teacher. The
pupils are mostly Austrian young
men who are studying the English
language
Frank Wagner held the luck num-
Der which won the quilt given away
by the Swedish Ladies Sewing society
at their sOciable Sunday evening in
Garrison's hall. Ticket No. | took
the prize.
w. S. Foster, superintendent of eX-
plorations for the Chandler company
left Tuesday morning for the north
ern part of Illinois where the
Chandler people expect to do some
exploring for iron in the near future.
The night school is still fiourishing
and several new pupils are added
nightly. Those who are attending
regularly are reporting excellent pro-
gress, under the tutorship of Prof.
Newberry and Miss Nessel.
A letter received from Judd Can
ming, former Ely boy, now on board
the isle de Cuba in the PHILIPPINES,
says he will return to America abou:
the last Of April and will at that time
also visit his mother and sisters in
this city.
e. Il. Fitch, who for several years
has been employed on the ID. & /. r.
with headquarters in this city, was
married last week in Duluth to Miss
Edith McPhee, a popular young lady
of Two Harbors. The many friends
of the young couple which them much
happiness.
Love your children and they will
love you in spite of all your shortcom-
ings: keep faith with them and they
will keep faith with you: treat them
courteously and they will be cour-
teous; maintain high ideals and they
viii follow them: make them the
centre of your life and they will make
you the centre of their liyes.-CarO-
line Leslie Field in the February
Ladies' Home Journal.
Tuesday the case of 2. E. Wagner
VS.. Geo. KOtZe was on trial before
Judge Van BlarcOm. The case arose
over bill for meats furnished KotZe
by Wagner in 1894 and the defendant
acknowledged the debt but plead
limitation of the statute, which in
other words means, that six years had
elapsed since the bill was contracted
and in consequence the same had
become outlaWed, The judge has not
as yet rendered his decision in the
matter.
Both my mother and l can see now
as we look back that she was too
anxious that we should always do
right in every small detail; she tried
too hard to shield us from the con-
sequences of our own ignorance and
persistency. 1t would have been
better, think, if she had given us Il
little more liberty even to make
mistakes, and let the pain or humili-
alton, which would be sure to follow,
| be our best teacher toward doing
better next time.-Helen Watterson
Moody in the February Ladies Home
journal.
A gentleman who left here fol-
Europe last week., carried with him
81 900 in gold coin. He had lived in
the country nine years and besides the
money he carried with him he had
sent to the old country $4,000. Figur-
ing his wages at $50 Il month
for the nine years. would bring "a total
of $500, out of which he must exist
He was Il boarding house keeper with
blind pig attachment. There are
several dozen of such joints here which
partially accounts for the disappear
ance from circulation of the $4,000
which is monthly distributed by the
companies tributary to Ely.
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