The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-07-11

/ Go down to Opies and get your
| picture made.
! John Trampush has returned to
| Eyeleth to reside.
The best in ice cream sodas and ice
cream at Sam Rapson's.
]. S. Meining travelling for the Du-
luth Candy company and incidentally
a candidate for sheriff, was in the city
Tuesday.
Lon Merritt and IT. w. Pearson
were up from Duluth Wednesday and
visited section 30.
Home made bread and cakes at
Grants. Always fresh and whole
some
Alex Frazer, Geo. Colby and r.
Marcuse compose a party of land look
ere who are in the. vicinity this week.
When out walking with your girl
stop into Grants and get some of that
delicious ice cream or ice cream soda.
Agent Moonan has removed with
his family to the handsome residence
recently purchased by him from P. F.
Wagner.
Mrs. w. j. Trythal and children
returned Monday evening from their
two weeks visit with Mrs. Trythal's
parents in Duluth.
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"Silver Star" chocolates recognized
by all as the best candies made, at
Rapson's.
Mrs. H. Logan conducted services
at the NJ. E. church Sunday during
the absence of Rev. Logan in Duluth,
The congregation was well pleased.
w. r. Opie, VIM. Holmes. E. A.
Roberts and John Handy composed a
quartette that went claiming to Du-
luth the latter part of last week.
The handsomest briar and meer-
schaum pipes, with and without cases
at Losey's.
P. j. Neff. attorney for DR.. Conan
and H. A. Dancer, representing the
city in the condemnation proceedings
were in the city from Duluth Monday.
DR.. Shipman has removed hand
some launch from his farm at OSh-
kosh, Wis, to the waters of Long
Lake. The boat has ALI the appear
ances of a racer.
Fred Lynch left yesterday for Mex
leo where lie goes to run drill under
the direction of the Sullivan Machin
cry Co.
| p H. Olson who has been working
the city in the interests Of the A. Q.
U. w.. concluded his work and re-
turned to Soudan. We understand
he will return later.
Harry Trythal of Houghton,
brother of w. j. Trythai, arrived
Wednesday evening for few days
visit with his brother and family in
this city.
When you awake ia the morning
feeling like the end of a misspent life,
your mouth full of fir and your soul
full of regrets, take Rocky Mountain
Tea. Great medicine. Ask your
druggist.
Rev. Logan occupied the pulpit at
the Asbury M. E. Church, West Du-
luGh, last Sunday morning and even
ing In the afternoon lie delivered
| talk to one of the societies of Du-
luth at Columbia hall. The hearers
were we'll pleased with his talk.
Prof. Williams exhibited to two
crowded tents in this city Monday
afternoon and evening. During the
afternoon performance the tent was
blown fat but luckily no one was in
jured. The Prof has show superior
to the usual small concerns coming
this way. Tuesday they gave two
exhibitions at Winton.
Tonight several of the citizens have
linaugurated ball at the pavilion,
the proceeds of which will be donated
TO the Fire Department running team
towards their expenses to Virginia
next month. Wagner's orchestra will
furnish the music and W. B. Colds
worthy will do the prompting.
EYerybody is invited. Tickets SOC.
The board recently appointed by
the judges of the district court to
appraise the value of the lands sought
by the city for the water supply. met
here Monday and performed their
work. They were, w. H. Hoyt of
Duluth, VIM. McQuade of Tower and
P. r. Brownell of this city. The
appraisers have not as yet made their
decision public but from expressions
heard, we would infer that the land
| is not worth more than a million or
so. In view of the fact that the party
owning the same secures nearly $780,
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