The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-08-16
Ii you desire anything in the maga-
Zine or novel line go to LOsey's,

A'uo VI mover lIne 20 10 LOSeyS !,
! Frank Slabe, who has been employ
ed ON the Americanski Slovenec "a
Joliet, Ill.,, returned to Ely this week
Frank also worked on the paper whei
: IL was published at Tower by Fathe
Buh.
Mrs. a. j. Thomas and Mrs. G. G
Wylie left Monday morning for Yorl
State where they will visit at theiI
old home for some time. They will
also visit the Buffalo exposition while
away.
Benz. Horovitz returned Tuesda,
evening from Duluth where lie hao
been to meet several cousins who hao
come from Iowa on the excursion. HI
found his relatives and enjoyed q
pleasant visit.
All the latest magazines and novels
ut LOsey's.
E. s. Frisbee, representing II. G..
Gross, the Duluth furIier, who has
been taking orders for fur garments
at Il. s. Miller'S store where he had !;
handsome line on exhibition, left
Tuesday for Tower.
a lodge of Modern WoOdmen of
America was organized at Winton
Saturday evening. The work was
done by Deputy Head Consul w. B.
Hartley and the work occupied the
larger part of the night.
The Ely Miner celebrated it's seven
TIL birthday Il couple of weeks ago.
The Miner is us good as they make
lem in this neck-'c-the-woods and con-
%tinuous prosperity is the wish of all
its friends.-T0wer News.
Remember the band hoys' picnic at
Sandy Point Park next Sunday. Help
the boys along. A very prominent
musician in Duluth recently made the
remark that Ely had the best band
outside of Duluth in the Northwest.
Smith & Morrison's pure ice cream
at Rapson's.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
church rendered Chas. Penrod Il
pleasant party at the residence of S.
S. Childers Tuesday evening. Games
and lunch occupied the attention for
the evening and all enjoyed them
selves.
Jos. e. Kutche and party of Winton-
ties composed of A. Wagner, Chas.
Bison, w. j. Callahan, Il. III. Daven-
port and Chas. Johnson, left Monday
morning for a trip to the exposition
at Buffalo where they intend to spend
several weeks.
Ask your dealer for the famous
Nicollet. Best 10c cigar on earth.
Several bus loads Of lovers of the
terpsichOrean art attended the ball
at WintOn Friday evening given by
Wagner'S orchestral. A most joyous
time was had by all who attended the
attendance being very good notwith-
standing the desperate weather.
F. W. Lorenz, who visited with his
brother in-law, DR.. G.. p. Ayres, re-
turned to his home in Chicago Mon
day morning after several days spent
ON the lakes in this vicinity. Mr..
Lorenz was favorably impressed with
tins vicinity and Says he will come
again.
The election at Fall lake Saturday
was a quiet affair only one ticket be-
ing in the field. L. B. Hagen was
elected president; N. M. Buffer, re-
corder: Henry Meyer, j. P. Westlund,
Albert Hensen, trustees: Henry Das-
lula, treasurer; Frank Carlson and
Oscar Olson. justices of the peace; j.
f. Wilkin and John Meyer, con-
stables.
The FOresters of WintOn will give a
grand ball at the Forester hall at
Winton next Saturday evening to
which all are invited. Tickets have
been placed at 75c and an excellent
time is promised. The best of music
will be ia attendance. Several loads
of Ely people have signified their in
tention of attending.
The many friends of Jas. p. Carey
in this city will be pleased to learn of
his promotion to assistant Superin-
tendent of several mines at Wake
field, Mich. The new duties will in
wabik and himself and estimable lady
friends on this and the Mesaba range
Photographer Opie returned Wed.
nesday evening from Detroit where he
had attended the convention of the
Photographers Association of Ameri.
ca. MI. Opie says he enjoyed the
trip immensely and that from an
educational standpoint the outing
was worth double the money expend'
ed.
No action has as yet been taken by
the state authorities regarding logs
in the lake. The wind, however.
keeps the logs busy blocking up the
various bays and channels and
made the lake dangerous. 1t is said
the lumber company is not making
consistent efforts to remedy the evil.
Action has been taken by Atty. G. 0.
Baldwin to facilitate matters some
what.
Crushed fruit fiavOrs served with
ice cream soda at Rapson's.
Court, Pride of Minnesota, OF
Tower, give their annual excursion on
Lake VermiliOn next Saturday tt
which all are invited. Arrangements
have been made for a round trip fare
of ST. from this city and tickets are
good for ten days. The boat fare is
25c and a good time is promised,
Buses will connect with the Ely
train to convey passengers to the
boat and back in the evening.
VIM. Doyle and crew have begun
work on the Burnside road. With
the appropriation of $500 considerable