The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-03-08
LOCAL HAPPENINGS,

G.. II. Good was in Duluth Monday
and Tuesday.
Fresh chocolates, twenty different
kinds at Losey'S.
P. w. Sture spent few days in
Duluth this week
A. D. Eiefsrn made business trip
to Duluth Monday.
Ira Odgers of Tower was in the city
} Il few days this week.
Ole Berglund was visitor to Du-
, luth yesterday morning.
Miss Aimee Bale returned yes:er-
day from Duluth visit.
Frank B. Smith Of the Exchange
Bank is in Duluth this week.
JAS. Frink returned Friday from a
visit in Duluth and Superior.
Mrs Geo. Bloomfield is in the city
this week visiting with friends.
} w. II. James returned last evening
, from two days visit in Duluth.
An infant child of JOS. Stoblac was
buried Tuesday having died Monday.
Mrs. Annie Chapman of Soudan was
visiting friends in this city over Sum
day.
St. Louis county receives SIG, 800 as
, it's share of the school fund from the
} state.
} DR.. III. E. Wunder was up from
. Two Harbors last evening returning
this morning.
. Mrs. Prsk and Mrs. ThOs. Roberts
are i'm Tower for few days visiting
, with relatives.
Mrs. P. w. Sture visited with
} friends in Duluth this week going
, down Monday.
, Clarence F. Cochran has sold to
Martin Skala, lot 6, block 8 in this
city for $3.50.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bender of Two
Harbor> became the parents Of a baby
girl on Feb. o.
Justina Hirstio has transferred
lands in section 80, 63-I4 to George
G. Swallow for 800.
Mrs. w. e. Pike left Monday for
Baker City, Oregon where she will
remain month or more
Miss Sadie COwling went to Two
Harbors Monday for u visit with her
sister, Mrs. Clyde Bender
George Saunders, of Brownell's
market left Tuesday morning for Il
visit to parents i'm Wisconsin.
The council met Tuesday evening
and transacted much business. See
proceedings in another column.
As far as known no one from this
city attended tile Inauguration cere-
monies at Washington Monday.
Twenty different kinds of fresh
chocolates received at Losey's.
None such ever in the city before.
Try our education grade of photos
One Dollar dozen. Better photos at
better prices. OPIE'S STUDIO.
A. d. Davidson and A. d. McRae
OF Duluth. were up over Sunday on
business connected with the Bank of
Ely.
Ed Kennedy, a former resident of
this vicinity but now of West Super
iOr, was in the city few days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jock Brown have re-
moved from the Homer residence to
the Hebert residence on Chapman
street.
Mrs. A. A. Leighton returned Sat
urday evening from weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Philip of
| Tower.
i About six miles of the cutoff on the
Eastern Minnesota road from Stony
Brook towards Virginia has been
completed.
i The four-months-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pearson died >Of
was OOiiC0
Wednesday.
/ Jack Bedford arrived in the city
J Saturday with carload of fine mich
cows which he is disposing of to
eager purchasers.
I John Tansig and Dan Mcdonald
left Monday morning for South Africa
where they have secured positions
with diamond drill crews.
i J. w. Reynolds, the popular Du-
luth attorney was in the city few
days this week in connection with the
Ely Cash Grocery Co., affairs.
I w. L. Window continues the law
practice in the Torrey building,
Duluth, the firm OF Window & Nc
Mahan having been Dissolved.