The Ely miner., 1901-07-05

district court by j. T.. Armstead, and
a bond of 800 furnished in the case
wherein John Donovan secured a
Judgment against him of $500, the
value OF some laundry which it was
alleged should have been delivered to
plaintiff at the the St. James hotel in
Duluth. but which, in some manner,
was lost. Suit was brought in the
municipal court in this city and
Judge Van Blarcom entered IL judg-
ment in favor Of the plaintiff.
All linen collars in latest shapes 2
Tor 25c at the Ely Clothing Co.
Frank Cundy came up from Soudan
Monday evening for II visit with his
father in this city. Frank has spent
some time in Montana and thinks
some Of returning to the west in
short time.
L. Hammel & Co.. corner of 3rd
Ave. East and 1st street, Duluth,
Minn.. have delivery wagons made
expressly for the range trade. Extra
long and wide boxes. Studebaker's
and Sweet Manufacturing Co.'S. make.
John Delaney was drowned in Fall
lake Wednesday evening in an unac-
countable manner. Delaney. it is
said. had been drinking heavily and
1T is supposed he wandered into the
lake. The remains were recovered
and tomorrow morning will be ship
ped to Minneapolis for burial.
The Freimuth team of ball players
never secured score at Tower yester-
day. Con Sullivan helped out the
Tower club behind the bat. The
score stood to in favor of Tower.
During the game the bleachers broke
down with the crowd and many were
injured.
/ A western editor said that silver
buckets on garters were becoming
fashionable and he hoped to see more
OF them. His wife sued for a divorce
and the women in town who had
silver buckets on their garters cow
hided the editor until he was as raw
as a potato.
A Lawn Social will be given next
Tuesday evening by the Epworth
League on the lawn of Mrs. 0. G..
Korb. Ice cream, cake, sandwiches
and lemonade will be served, All in
vited.
The FOresters of Winton gave a
delightful picnic at Forester Park
near WintOn yesterday at which a
good time was had. Dancing, games
and refreshments were INDUCED in
and very patriotic day was spent by
the Wintonites. Several took in the
celebration in Ely and also at the
Park.
Attorney FL. S. Mahon and former
City Assessor II. B. Hawkes., of Du-
luth, arrived in the city Tuesday and
left Immediately for a pleasure and
exploring trip to the boundary. The
gentlemen will be absent several
weeks and will probably return to
their homes by way of Port Arthur
and Lake Superior.
AS an outcome of the Tug of War
yesterday wherein the firemen won, IA
crew of picked men have decided to
wrest the hOnOrs from them and the
pull will take place Saturday evening
on Second avenue for an advertised
purse of S1OO. Considerable interest
is being shown in the affair and a
large crowd will witness the event.
Prof. Williams Great Western
show gave two exhibitions in this
city Saturday to full tents. The
Professors show this year is superior
to last years exhibition and is con-
stantly on the improve. He expects
to add herd of ponies for next sea-
sons work. The performances given
in this city were superior to anything
seen here for some time.
Conductor A. W. Dutton again
came up on his regular run Monday
evening after vacation of several
weeks spent in the Colorado gold
country. While away Mr.. Dutton
visited the Big 5 mines and tunnels
in which he and many citizens of st.
Louis county are interested. He
feels we'll pleased with the prospects
and says the proposition is one of the
best in the western country. He was
accompanied by Mrs. DuttOn and a
neice and also visited Yellowstone
Park while away.
An editor has no business making
mistakes in his paper. He ought to
be arrested every time he gets some
thing in his great family journal that
some folks don't like. An editor who
doesn't know enough to chase around
town and let every one concerned see
proof sheet of the paper before
printing it, is a fit subject for the
Wisconsin legislature or insane
asylum. Any editor that claims he
has no time to do this is getting too