The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-12-20

/ Miss Irene BentsOn was up from
Tower several days last week on IA
visit with Miss Helena HnrOvitz.
i John Franii and Anna Sophia
Torvi secured Il license to wed Mon
day and were married the same even
ing by The Rev. WuOri.
The finest line of candies of all
kinds ever brought to Elv at Losey's.
Alfred Hesseberg has taken the
agency for The Peerless Laundry in
Duluth and will call for and deliver
your laundry every week.
Manager and Mrs Pengilly came
up from Tower Tuesday evening to
attend the funeral Of the young son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. TreZona.
The diamond drill which has been
working at Winton for some lime was
removed this week To Biwabik where
several months will be employed
Aspegren's is the place to buy
! Christmas candies.
Several of the teachers will leave
for home tomorrow morning to spend
the holidays. Several will go TO Du-
lutn next week to spend IL few days.
It. is reported hat company, has
been formed at Virginia to run Il line
of passenger automobiles bet ween
that city and Eveleth next summer.
Honeycomb Taffy. and home made
taffy. the finest made, 1T LOSey'S.
Services at the NJ. f. church Sunday
at 1920 IL. m and 1880 p. m. Evening
subject. Good Tidngs Special
and suitable Christmas music is being
prepared.
The Duluth. MisSabe and Northern
has placed an order for twelve of the
largest ''moguls" 10 replace a dozen
small locomotives recently sold to an
Illinois firm.
Rocking horses aud doll furniture
cheap at The Big Store.
The Duluth. Virginia n Rainy
River railroad has leased one of the
Duluth & Iron Range mOguls. No. 40
to be used in construct ion and log
ging work on the new road during the
winter
Mrs VIM. Holmes departed Tues
dav morning for Il visit to the home
of her childhood in Canada and viii
probably remain all winter. Mr..
Holmes accompanied her as far as
Duluth.
The prettiest lamps ever made
prices low at The Big Store.
A. Belanger, formerly of Virginia,
nut now village marshal at Chisholm.
was i'm the city Tuesday i'm quest of
found the party and returned with
her Wednesday morning.
DR., G.. w. Miller of Virginia. came
up i'm a special train Sunday evening
to attend the TreZona boy He re-
turned Monday morning. DR.. Miller
was the family physician during
Capt. Trezona's residence in Vir-
ginia.
Maj Henry S. Pickands, senior
member OF the firm of Pickands |
Mather & Co., and well known on the
VermilIon range. died at Chicago
Tuesday of kidney troubles after sew
eral weeks illness. He was sixty
five years old.
A suitable present-One of those
pieces of art statuary at The
Big Store.
Joseph B. Cotton. of Duluth. who
has been the attorney for the Lake
Superior Iron Mines for number of
years. will after the first of the year,
become the general solicitor of all
the Minnesota interests of the United
States Steel company.
Christmas cards of the finest. IA
large stock on hand at Grants.
Ely Lodge No. 22O. 1. o. o. F.. con-
ferred the final degrees on two new
members last evening. After the
close of the lodge lunch was served |
by committee. Toasts were given
by several of the members and the
best of fellowship prevailed.
Vail the Clothier" has an elegant
line of Silk, cashmere and Oxford
mufflers for the holidays. |
Mrs. F. C. Miller has made arrange
ments with Duluth house by which
she will be enabled to furnish milk |
and cream regularly to patrons.
Milk and cream can be secured for
Christmas by calling at the telephone
exchange next to Fenske's hardware.
Fancy baskets and boxes of candies |
at Losey's especially for the Christmas
trade.
By letter from E. S. Howe. former
ly of this city, we learn that the
gentleman is located with Offices at
2054 Morrison ST., Portland Oregon.
and under the firm name of Howe &,