The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-11-21

Joseph SellwOod, Richard SeIlwoOd
and N. L. Leach have organized the
La Rue Mining company with "a cap
italizatiOn of 81, 100000. The proper
ty of this concern is located On the
Mesaba range
Frank l.. Buell. has sold TO the
Oliver Iron Mining Co., timber on
lots 1, 2, 3 and in section s, 63-17 for
$3.50. Chas. Ii. Maginnis has trans
ferred To Richard Whiteside lands in
section 9, 62-l6 for $3.50. Z. I'll. Mar
tin has sold to Robert Whiteside
lands in section IA, 62-l4 for 1915.
Miss Janet. Carmichael, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carmichael Of
Biwabik and we'll known in this city,
being niece Of Capt. JAS. Bale. was
married Wednesday at the home of
her parents to Mr.. F. S. Colvin, also
well known here. Mr.. and Mrs. JAS.
Bale Of this city attended the mar
riage.
1t is said that every bride has
many friends. but in few years they
dwindle down to one. That Rocky
Mountain Tea. Makes and keeps her
we'll. IS cents. Ask your druggist.
The ore business has been rushing
to Two Harbors the past week and
the Duluth & Iron Range has been
particularly busy dispatching the
large fleet that has been there.
Twelve boats arrived at one time
within a few hours early in the weeks
The land contest case OF Merrill vs..
Gheen for lands north of Tower said
TO contain $500, 900 feet OF pine was
finished i'm the Duluth land Office
Friday. The decision in the case
will probably be filed in few days.
Simon Clark OF Duluth has been
appointed surveyor general Of logs
and lumber by Governor Van SAINT.
d. E. Stevens. w. G. Sargent, Guy A.
Eaton, Mrs. G. Fred Stevens, A. L.
Snyder and J. w. Burthwith were
candidates for the place. Mr.. Clark
was treasurer of the recent ST. Louis
county Republican committee.
Saudquist g. Co. will on next Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday even
ings give away 100 turkeys at their
place OF business at the corner of
Chapman street and first avenue.
The turkeys are right from the farm
and if you desire IA nice fresh bird for
Thanksgiving. don't fail to call on
them.
1t is not our custom TO puff articles
OF merchandise. but in duty 10 our
subscribers We can not help mention
ing the fact that NJ. E. Gleason car
ries the finest line Of hardware aid
furniture in the city. with prices
that defy competition. II.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at tile Catholic church on Thursday
Nov. q, Thanksgiving at 9.o'clocka a.
m. AT this time the ceremony of
blessing the new clock will also take
place. The clock will be on exhibit
ion to all those wishing to see the
same. After Thanksgiving it will be
Set in motion and will thereafter pro-
claim the time of day and night,
striking every Is minutes.
Louis Eisenach returned Saturday
evening from his three weeks duck
hunalng in the Bowstring country
and near Staples in company with
several from Duluth. He reports
most excellent sport and brought
home nearly a hundred ducks which
he kindly distributed among friends.
The editor acknowledges pair with
thanks.
The whole world pays tribute to the
merits of Garland Stoves and Ranges.
They are acknowledged to be the best
in the world, and we understand
many more of them are sold than all
other kinds in the United State put
together. They cost no more than is
often asked for an inferior article.
Sold only by M. E. Gleason. If.
J. D. Gilchrist formerly assistant
to r. F. Cole of the Oliver Iron Min
ing company before this concern
entered the U. S. steel corporation,
has been on the ranges from the west
securing men for the Colorado Fuel
& Iron company. F. III. Ahbe former
ly Of the Minnesota at Soudan has
been engaged to superintend prop
erty in Colorado and j. Fl. Crane Of
Hibbing is another who will go west
with Mr.. Gilchrist.
Manager Marshal OF the Lyceum in
Duluth and the Grand at West Sup
erior, has succeeded In making
special arrangements with Manager
Ben Stern of the Foxy CUTLER"
opera company through which the
patrons of the Lyceum theater will