The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-10-04

BURNSIDE the past week by Swallow
. & Hopkins.
. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Thomas left Sat-
uLday morning for visit at the
Twin cities.
Dr. w. E. Richardson was up from
: Tower Monday evening for visit
! with DR.. G. G. Shipman.
Miss Nellie Newton left Monday
.. for Hannibal, Mo-, where she will
; make an extensive visit
; Mrs. w. Fl. Blake of Two Harbors
and Miss Rose Warden Of South Bend,
Ind, were in the city last evening.
Il Special sale ON picture frames
at Opie's Studio.
i Remember the School Entertain
ment tonight and assist worthy
cause by attending. If you can't go,
buy ticket.
/ Chas. Peterson left Monday morning
for Grantsburg, Wis, where lie will
visit with his friend, Chris. Thomp-
son, for few days
The first touch of winter was eX-
perience1 Wednesday when slight
furries of snow turned the thoughts
to cordwood and coal.
| See Sam Rapson's handsome ice
cream parlor.
l. A. Norberg has arrived and will
assume charge of the Vail store. He
is now getting in shape for the re-
ception of new goods.
/ P. r. Vail returned Saturday from
Chicago where lie had purchased a
large stock Of gents furnishings and
fixtures for his new store
Fire broke out i n the Elba mine at
Mckinley week ago today and much
damage was done. Gunder Peterson
the pumpmaD lost his life.
A deal was perfected this week by
which Jas. HI. White becomes the
owner of the Scott corner on First
avenue and Chapman street.
Crushed fruit fiavors served with
ice cream soda at Rapson's.
Miss Clara Sandberg went to Tower
Tuesday being called there by the
information that her sister had been
seriously injured by falling from a
wagon.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Logan left
Monday to attend TIE conference
meeting of the NJ E. church at Brain
erd. They will return probably Tues
day next.
ThOs. Polkinghorn has returned
from Two Harbors and will be en-
ployed here this winter. Tom is now
firing on the short rum with En-
gineer Tracy.
Matt Lofbocka has purchased of
August Lindgren, lot 5, block 20, for
$780, The purchaser afterwards
transferred to Olof Knutson the same
property for 1915.
w. J. Cathcart. Gid Young, J. Nc
| Alpine, G. A. Wiseman and VIM.
Henely, composed party of Du-
luthians who were looking land in
this vicinity this week.
See Spreitzer's ad in this weeks
issue. Since coming to Ely Mr..
Spreitzer has built up fine trade
He is deserving and can handle your
work with neatness and dispatch.
All kinds of crushed fruits fresh
from Minneapolis at Rapson's.
We understand the Duluth & Iron
Range company are preparing plans
for the improvement of their yards in
this city and the erection of a new
depot. The work will be done next
spring.
The Hawaiian woman's club at
Honolulu debated the question: lis
it better to take Rocky Mountain
Tea hot or cold?" Either way it
magnifies your pleasure. Ask your
druggist.
Mrs. Chas. Huotari. nee Miss Tillie
| WESTERN, of Rock Springs, Wyo., is in
| the city on visit to her mother.
Mrs. Huotari had just returned from
three months visit in Finland and
on her way home stopped off in Ely.
Special sale on picture frames
at Opie's Studio.
Tuesday shortly after dinner an
alarm Of fire was sounded and the
department fastened to Olof Knut-
sons where the summer kitchen was
afire. The fire was eXtinguished in
short order. Not much damage was
| done.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Graves and Mrs.
w. B. Goldsworthy left Monday
morning for Two Harbors and Du-
luth. Mr.. Graves has greatly i'm
proved and went to consult physi-
clans in regards to his coming opera
tion for appendicitis.
The report of the receipts of the
Minnesota presidential postoff1ces is