The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-01-18
LOCAL. HAPPENINGS,

John Balthazard was up from
Tower Friday.
Mrs. G. G. Shipman returned Satur-
day from n Duluth visit.
Attorney Thomas was in Duluth
Friday returning Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Bale spent few
days in Biwabik last week.
Miss Jessie GOldsworthy spent Il
few days in Duluth this week.
Mrs. John Grant spent a few days
in Tower last week visiting with
friends,
! L0ngyear & Co. are exploring with
drills at Mesaba for the Oliver Iron
Mining Co.
III. j. WeSSinger, superintendent of
the Sauntry mine at Virginia was in
the city Monday.
J. w. Reynolds was up from Duluth
Tuesday Oh legal matters pertaining
to the Kangas building.
odos CUCl iudil has SOiu W jas. Ii Z.
White, lot in block II of this city.
The consideration was $3.50.
Geo. Bloomfield, formerly nurse at
the Soudan hospital. is in the city
since Saturday visiting friends.
2. Il. Brownell is putting in more
solid foundation under the cooler at
the rear of his meat market.
Frank Andrews is in the city from
Two Harbors and has accepted a
position with the Oliver company.
Judge Van BIarcom was occupied in
Municipal court today hearing evil
dence in the suit of Cornfield vs..
Rothoff
F. g. Osgood representing the Rand
Drill Company of New York was in
the city yesterday in the interests of
his company.
| w. B. Goldsworthy returned Satur-
day from his two weeks visit with re-
latives and friends in upper Michigan
and Wisconsin.
B. r. Cheney representing the
Minneapolis Journal was in the city
this week taking subscriptions for
this popular journal.
Conductor Cornell spent Il few days
in st. Paul the fore part Of the week.
Lonis Beiberman run the passenger
Saturday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Roach re-
turned Friday evening from their
months visit in Wisconsin, Illinois
and other Eastern states.
Camps are being erected at the
Stevens mine at Mesaba for the use
of the d. NJ. & n. construction gang
in building from Biwabik to Mesaba.
Frank Perka ana Johanna Gregor-
icll and Elias RantaIu and Mary
Waliaha received licenses to wed to-
day at the Deputy Clerk Of the Courts
office.
A blizzard ragged Wednesday and
the snow drifted in quite respectable
manner. Had we been living in a
prairie country the storm would have
been desperate one.
Miss Ida e. Scheefe, of Minneapolis
arrived Wednesday evening to take
charge of the room in the Winton
schools recently made vacant by the
resignation Of Miss Long.
Several Of the young people have in
augurated Il ball for tomorrow even
ing to take place in the newly re-
novated Matilda hall. Wagner's
Orchestra will furnish the music.
j. A. Graves, who has been employ
ed at Havre, Mont, for several
months returned to Ely Wednesday,
MIR. Graves is employed during the
summer months as engineer on the
ID. & l. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. O. Aubolee came up
from Two Harbors Saturday for a
Sunday visit with friends in this
city. Mr.. Aubolee returned home
Monday morning while Mrs. AubOee
remained until Tuesday.
VIM. Nelson has opened saloon in
the building next to Glcason's former
ly occupied by Grabowitz the tailor
Mr.. Nelson will also continue to con-
duct his establishment on First
avenue in the Stoll building.
i Orders taken at this Office for en-
graved wedding stationery, announce
ments, invitations, etc. Visiting
cards from plates furnished with 1.-THE
plates for just trifie more than the
cost Of poorly printed cards.
Will Cox has returned from his
visit to lshpemipg, Iron Mountain
and other northern Michigan cities.
The rumor that Will had been quar-
antined for small pOx at Ishpeming