The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-04-25

FL Attorney Thomas was in, Duluth
8 Tuesday.
!. Mrs. E. Osterherg is up from Bull
Z for few days visit among friends.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Trythal became
: the parents Of a baby boy Sunday.
All concerned doing we'll.
I DR.. Jas. BURY, Inspector of hospit-
( ais, accompanied by his daughter was
{ in the city Wednesday.
s VIM Desjardens returned Friday
evening FROM his visit to the south
I ern part of the state.
Home made bread and cakes at
Grants. Always fresh and whole
: ! some.
Makes children eat. sleep and grow;
I Makes mother strong and vigorous.
Makes u liealty family. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. Csc. Ask
: your druggist.
H. Wessinger mechanical eng
ineer for the U. s. Steel Co., was in
the city Monday.
w. w. Wiswell representing the
Smith-Premier Typewriter concern
!: was in the city Monday accompanied
I by his wife.
Byron Pattison and r. d. Nc
{ Causland of Superior arrived Satur-
day and will spend several weeks on
BURNSIDE.
A petition has been circulated and
signed by the residents Of Porter
I street asking for the opening of the
{ street. The petition will he present.
!. ed to the council at their next meet
ing.
Mrs. w. E. Pike entertained We'd
+ nesday afternoon with cards at her
. residence on Harvey street. Seven
{ tables were set and series of fifteen
+ games played. Mrs. j. L. Shannon
I secured the ladies' head prize and
{ Mrs. A. L. Emde the foot prize.
John Flax and Miss Mary Rohtel
: mory Sunday at the Catholic church
I by Rev. Father Buh. The ceremony
at the church was attended by host
: Of friends of the young couple after
which all repaired to Skala7s hall
I. where refreshments were served and
: dancing INDUCED in.
+ Chas c. Carlson and Albert, Adams
{ left Monday morning for California
{ where they will locate on timber
+ claims. Their families remain here
: for some time.
The Chandler and Oliver people
: paid their employees Thursday and
Friday. The larger part of the
+ checks were cashed at The Exchange
Bank and Cashier Cowen and his
{ assist ant MIR. Br0ckway were kept on
!. the jump these days.
The bazaar and auction given by
I the ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
( cmirch at the Turf hall Sunday even
ing was successful affair. A fine
lunch was served and Auctioneer Van
!. Blarc0m WIS i'm good trim for dis
posing of the various articles.
A. E. Bickford, who has for several
: years held the position of foreman on
: the Virginia Enterprise, has resigned
, and will devote all the time to the
!. city clerksliip to which office he was
reelected the first Of the month.
Virginia pays lis clerk $50 per month
: as do also the her range towns but
: Ely which pays $3.50. This in view
4 of the fact that Ely is the richest of
!. them all, is rat her poor showing
Ladies. as well as men and child
rem get most satisfaction out of
: Korb's shoes High grade shoes al
ways fiji and will outw two pair of
cheaper ones.
AT he ing of the light and
!. water committee Of the city council
last week, /. G. Cox was re-app0inted
collector of light and water bills:
} lie matter vi having Ilo COllocIOi
I was discussed but in view of the fact
) that the city would be loser double
{ the amount of the collectors salary
( every month, the appointment was
made.
The cream must be sufficiently
thick to hold the air, and must. be
,
5 very cold. and kept cold during the
{ whipping. A small churn made from
} tin will whip one quart of cream in
5 two minutes. Without regular
{ whip put the cream into a bowl and
! with an egg-beater or ''syllabub'
5 churn beat for a few moments, then
{ skim off the whipped portion from
! the surface and drain in a colander,
5 and SO continue until all the cream
{ has been whipped.-May Ladies'
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