The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-04-04
e. j. Morcorn spent Friday after
noon In Tower with his parents.

Il. D. M0rc0m spent Frlday aIter-
noon In Tower with his parents.
Nike Hrnyak secured first papers
from Deputy Schaefer Wednesday.
Mrs. L. H.~WIiliams and children
are in Duluth few days this week.
! Thos. and Lila Polkinghorn spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Duluth.
Jos. Sheraton and Matt Smrekar
spent few hours in Tower Tuesday.
The most delicious ice cream at
Jos. LOsey's.
The B. E. Baker agency here has
been closed and the aboard of trade"
is no more.
The Atkinson-Brady newspaper
case OF Hibbing Is on in district
court this week.
Martin Davey, spent Easter Sunday
with Capt. and Mrs. Frank Thomas
at Biwabik.
A. d. Davidson, president of the
Bank of Ely was up from Duluth a
few days this week.
John Smrekar former resident OF
Ely was up from the Mesaba range on
a visit Thursday.
Carlo Amati and Frank Milani re-
nounced their allegiance to the King
of Italy Wednesday.
Losey can furnish ice cream for
your Sunday dinner.
j. d. Anderson was up from Duluth
several days this week in company
with a. ID. Davidson.
FIX Abdomen left Wednesday
morning for Minneapolis from whence
he will probably go west.
Four stations have already been
laid out on the line Of the Duluth,
Virginia & Rainy River road.
Leander Kero and wife left yester-
day morning for Duluth where he
goes on account of his health.
Mrs. VIM. BozankO and children re-
turned Thursday evening from her
winters stay at Two Harbors.
Mrs. Henry Logan and daughter,
Lenore, left yesterday for visit OF
several days with friends in Duluth.
Leave your order for Easter flowers
at Losey's.
John Cowling and family went to
Tower Monday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Cowling's sister, Mrs. Treva-
than.
The two year old boy Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Hendrickson died this
morning and was buried this after
noon.
Miss Hickey a teacher in the Two
Harbo y schools has been spending
the week IN this city. the guest of
Miss M. earning.
G.. II. Rupp an explorer of Duluth
who frequently visited this section
was arrested in Duluth this week on
a charge Of forgery.
w. d. Gallagher, manager OF the
Ely Telephone company spent Friday
i'm Duluth. He attended the Garfield
banquet while away.
When it is rainy. remember we
have the finest umbrellas in the city.
BERaLUND Bros.
Dwight E. Woodbridge the Duluth
writer of mining news and prominent
mine owner near Hibbing was in the
city few days this week.
The rumor that section 30 will be
thoroughly worked in the near fut-
ure is still flying. 1t is to be sincerely
hoped that this will be the case ,s
The City Band was out on election
day and enlivened the occasion with
much choice music. The band is
working hard to secure new uniforms.
Berglund Bros. still have a good
assortment of Ladies' shoes at SOC and
ST..
A bonus of 81, 100000 was recently
paid Geo. Lonstoff of Milwaukee for
lease Of the Negaunee mine. Lon
storff will have an income Of 100000
year from this mine.
John Kotchevar was up from CHS
holm on election day and circulated
among his numerous friends. John
is the president Of the new Slavonic
society organized there.
Mederine will always do what is
claimed for it. We have it. Also
'Peruna. BERGLUND BROS.
L. A. Norberg left Tuesday after
noon for Duluth where he has accept
ed position as travelling salesman
for the Duluth Shoe company. His
family will follow later.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mack became
the parents Of baby girl Tuesday
evening but were Immediately affiict-
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