The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-10-25

EsS. F'riSbee. representing ii. u.
Gross, the Duluth furrier, is in the city
! at the Vail Hotel for u few days.
. Those desiring anything in the fur
garmentlinewill do we'll to call on Mr..
! Frisbee
.. Have you seen Opie's 25c Win
. dow of Art Goods.
. +. c. Miller will soon open an cleo
! trio supply store in the building next
to Fenske's hardware now being put
. in shape and will carry a full line of
everything needed in electrical goods
and novelties.
Thos. Carey, who has not been in
Ely for over three years, arrived
. Tuesday evening for visit to his
sisters, Mrs. John Glode and Miss
. Florence Carey. He will remain sew
eral weeks.
a dance will be given at the l. ..
f. hall in Winton Saturday evening
. for the benefit of lady of that place
. who is i'll and in straightened circum-
stances. Wagner's orchestra will fur
nsh the music.
; Furs at reasonable prices. See the
exhibit at Vail Hotel parlor on Oct
e.
Flor de Nicollet cigar the best for
your money Try a few.
Tno N
Duluth Tuesday. Mr.. Moonan return
ing the same evening but Mrs. MOonan
and children going to ST. Paul and
other Minnesota towns to spend sew
eral weeks.
!, w. B. Gallagher. of the Pioneer,
was called to Louisville, KY, by tele-
gram announcing the death OF his
father and left Tuesday on the
freight. Mr. Gallagher, Sr., met bis
; death in railway accident.
) The auction and bazaar given by
the ladies of the Swedish M. e.
church Saturday evening in Matthias
hall was Il successful event and one
fraught with much benefit and enjoy
ment. A goodly sum was realized.
Mrs. A. Mcdonald and Mrs. Powers
the two Superior women who were
arrested on a charge of shOpliftIng,
pleaded guilty and were fined 800 and
Ecosts in each case. The fines were
paid. Both were well known in Ely.
Ask your dealer for the famous
Nicollet. Best 1Oc cigar on earth.
The authorities have been notified
by the navy department that Joseph
Henry of this city, who enlisted in
the navy and was on duty on the
Kearsarge had deserted. Careful
search fails to disclose anyone by that
mime ever having lived here.
Have you seen Opie's 25c Win
dow of Art Goods.
Miss Adelaide Wilke, teacher of
Latin and English in the High
School: was appraised by wire this
morning of the death of her mother
and left in the afternoon for her home
at Madison, Wis. Mrs. Louis Else
mach accompanied her as far as Du-
luth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed CrOSSman and
children returned Tuesday evening
from two months visit at Mr..
Crossman's old home in New Bruins
wick. While away they also visited
the Pan-American exposition at
Buffalo and enjoyed the trip i'm
mensely.
| Get your Buffalo souvenirs at
ILosey's.
VIM. Nelson has removed his saloon
business from the Jos. StOll building
and has gone into the corner known
as the Kornield building. Saturday
evening grand opening was held
| there and a large attendance is re-
fported. Wagner's orchestra furnish
ed music.
Jay w. Anderson, who has con-
Quoted the "Palm Garden" in Duluth
for IA number of years, has closed up
the place and gone on the road for the
Ron, Fernandez Cigar Co. He was
in Ely a few days this week selling
the popular brands Of cigars manu-
| featured by this firm.
The extra passenger train will go
on on Nov. 1. On and after that date
Ely and the range towns will have
two mails and passenger trains daily.
Conductors Cornell. Dutton, McGreevy
and Bieberman will run the trains.
The exact hour of arrival and depart
ure has not been made known.
The S. H. & E. f. of A. society have
arranged for basket social and ball
at Matthias hall Saturday evening.
Oct. 26, to which all are invited.
Coffee and cake will be served at 10
cents. The baskets will be auctioned
to the highest bidder and all those
huviny baskets will he admitted to