The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-27


Friday evening was a very pleasant
affair and netted the ladies about $50.
The chicken pie was most delicious
and the other viands were equally So.
Ia Cabinet Photos Per dOz. s. 90
10 IS IS Sc $500
Cabinet So $500
Opie's Photo Studio.
Al. Thomas returned from Du-
luth Wednesday accompanied by
daughters, Misses Cora and Vida.
The young ladies had just returned
from visit to New York state and
the Buffalo exposition. Mrs. Thomas
will return later.
Alex. Michand, one of the pro-
prietors of the St. Louis Hotel in Du-
luth, who spent several weeks In TINS
city two months ago the guest OF Dr.
c.. G.. Shipman, died at Detroit, We'd
nesday. He was Al years of age and
leaves family in Duluth.
To make good tea and coffee the
water should be taken at the 1rSt
bubble. Remember, continued boil
ing causes the water to part with its
gases and become fiat. This is the
cause of much bad tea and coffee
October Ladies' Home Journal.
The NJ. w. of A. of Winton i'll
dulged in a grand ball at the /. O. f.
hall Friday evening at which the at
tendance was large. A good time
was had by all who attended. Wag-
ner's orchestra furnished the music.
Many from Ely attended the ball.
Rapson makes a speciality of ice
cream sodas with crushed fruit
flayOrS.
A simple remedy for warts is il
dram of salicylic acid with an ounce
of collodion in bottle which has a
tiny brush run through the cork.
Apply this mixture to the warts
twice a day and in a few days they
will dry up and fall off.-October
Ladies Home Journal.
The silver trumpet won by the Ely
Fire Department at the Hibbing
tournament, Aug. %, has arrived and
is truly beauty. 1t is Of solid silver
and suitably engraved. The fire boys
feel justly proud of the trophy and
will put forth their most valiant en-
deavors to keep the trumpet in Ely
to occur providing they win next
year at Virginia. The trophy was
made to order which accounts for the
delay in securing the same.
An English association regarding
woman's happiness has offered a re-
ward of $500 for greater blessing to
woman than Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sensible move. Ask your druggist.
re Tlra N ne st Mckinley is aEire
and one mans life has been lost.
Mrs. NJ. Anderson, of BiWabik,
mother of Mrs. Ed. Edwards, and
Mrs. John Balthazard of Tower are
visiting at the Edwards home in this
city.
Andrew Anderson, formerly en-
ployed at the Zenith mine but now
with Co. A. Goth U. S. Infantry,
stationed at Manila. p. l., has written
that he is enjoying life as a soldier.
Mr.. Anderson left here in the early
spring to enlist as a seaman in the
service of Uncle Sam, but enlisted as
a soldier instead The many friends
of the young man will be pleased to
hea. from him.
The memorial services held at the
church Sunday evening were attended
by large congregation, the commo-
dious church being packed. Prof. c..
L. Newberry spoke on the life of
Mckinley from private and political
view and his remarks were fitting
tribute to great man. Owing to
the lateness of the hour, Rev. Marsh
did not speak on "Anarchy." but will
do this next Sunday evening and it is
expected his remarks will open a new
channel of thought for his hearers.
Everyone is cordially invited to be
present.
At the Opera House on Friday even
ing Oct. 6, an entertainment will be
given by the Rev. J. III. B. Smith of
Duluth for the benefit of the school
decoration fund, a fund recently es-
tablished by the schools for the pur-
pose of furnishing the schools with
works of art, pictures, busts of prom
inent people and other artistic decora-
tions. The entertainment will be
given with powerful oXy-hydrogen
calcium light and will consist of not
able sights of great cities, moving
pictures, dissolving views and unique
and scenic effects and the illustrious
Pan-American illumination scenes.
Admission has been placed at 25c for
adults and 15c for children. Assist
the object of the entertainment and
buy a ticket.
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