The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-12-06

Mrs. N. Cowling spent Saturday in
Duluth returning the same evening,
Ed. Polkinghorne had the misfor-
time to slip from Il ladder at the fire
Wednesday morning and injured his
hip.
The club gives one of its enjoyable
dances this evening at the Turf Hall.
Wagner's orchestra will furnish the
music.
John Densmore and John White
side left yesterday for Mountain Iron
where they will put in timber this
winter.
Mrs. AL. Carlson and baby left Sat-
urday morning for visit with rela-
tives and friends in Duluth and Wis
consin.
Mrs. F, L. COwen and daughter.
Alice, went to Tower Tuesday for a
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. M
G, Woodland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Whitford left
yesterday for Mountain Iron where
they will be employed this winter by
John Densmore.
See the new ads in this issue of the
MINER. The advertisers noted in
these pages are all responsible people
and deserve your patronage.
Ed. Verat who was convicted of
running an immoral resort at the
Stevenson near Hibbing has been SEN
fenced to Is months in Saltwater.
Mrs. j. A, Graves went to Two
Harbors yesterday after which she
will leave for St. Paul to be present at
the operation for appendicitis on Mr.
Graves.
VIM. Holmes, Chas. Leith, JAS.
Stone. John Columbo and Chas Bow
man left Monday morning for the
country north of Tower on a claim
looking trip,
Rev. and Mrs. Logan went to Tower
Tuesday afternoon for visit. Mr..
Logan returned the following day
while Mrs. Logan and daughter re-
manned longer.
The monthly meeting of the Fire
department occurred Wednesday even
ing. John Bedford was placed on the
waiting list to become member as
soon as a vacancy occurs.
John Whiteside returned Saturday
from his three months trip in the
woods with VIM. Flint. They spent
some time in ST. Louis and also in
Itasca and Lake counties.
VIM. Randolph who shot zone
Armed Sullivan" at Rainy Lake City
last winter is on trial at Grand Rap
ids, Mimi, for murder having been
indicted in the first degree.
J. J. Renner was i'm the city Tues
day having come down from the sur
vey work on the Crane Lake portage.
He left the following day to join the
surveying crew at Koochiching.
Mayor J. D. Murphy accompanied
by Mrs. Murphy were up from Tower
over Sunday and visited friends in
Ely. They were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Voss at Winton Sunday.
VIM. Scott, who has been in the
east since selling his interests in this
city, returned last evening for Il few
days among friends and on business
before going west where lie will To-
cate.
Capt Pethrick bias removed with
his family to one Of the new cottages
erected by the Oliver Mining company
east of the School ground. w. Fl.
Odds has also moved to one of the new
cottages.
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The deer season ended Saturday.
While there are many deer i'm this
part of the country, the hunting sea-
son was not conducive to much sue
cess owing to the scarcity of snow,
the woods being too noisy.
Misses Wilke, Scheefe. Davis and
Bradley, who were in attendance of
the Teachers meeting at West Su-
perior Friday and Saturday, returned |
evening very much pleased |
with their visit to the Wisconsin |
city.
A buss load of young people attend
ed the ball at Winton Saturday even
ing and report a most enjoyable time. |
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Doe entertained
the visitors with lunch after the
dance at their cOmmOdiO,,s now