The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-12-12


Losey has juss received a handsome
line of Lowney's chocolates direct
from Boston. These are recognized
as the best candies manufactured
| Try them.
We will sell while they last all
children's and Misses cloaks at the
following prices:
$3.50 garments for. S.. rs
| 100 garments for. ................. Ais
$50 garments for ................ 3.75
! 400 garments for 275
BERGLUND Bros
John Glode has accepted the agency
for the Washington Life insurance
company for this and the Mesaba
range and will soon start out to do
business. John is yeIy popular and
will in all probability make Il success
of his new venture. We wish him
abundant success.
Matt Hufta, an employe of the
Pioneer mine, fell down Il chute
Tuesday and died on the way to the
hospital where he was immediately
conveyed. The funeral occurred We'd
nesday from the Finnish church.
Deceased was Il young man about %
years Of age and leaves a wife and
one child.
1t is not our custom TO pun articles
OF merchandise. but in duty to 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. IT,.
W. J. Cowling and bride arrived
yesterday from East Akron, Ohio,
where they were m lrried recently
The bride was formerly Miss Bessie
Williams and at one time resided in
this city with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Williams. Many friends
wish the Judge and his bride unlimit-
Ell happiness TO ali OF which the
couple, after a visit with relatives in
this city will depart for Hibbing
where they make their home.
Ii WI. ceri,..nls 40 foAT ileact
good TO look III 1T the CITY Drug Store
and see t'e hauei>,ns,," .il>pia, # HI IL
day goods shown bete 1t has
always. in years gone by. been Il re-
cOgniZed fact that Nj. james has
shown Il n.Ost pleasing taste in the
selection Of holItia, goods. but. this
year he has surpassed the most san
guine expectations. The store is
filled with he most elahniate line of
china, cut glass, perfumes, musical
Instruments, pipes and smokers
articles, silyerware, cutlery and fancy
papers. in fact hundreds of articles
suitable for Xmas gifts. The SER
vice is uneXcelled as il is IA pleasure
for Mr.. James and his assistant, Mr..
Adams. to show goods. Call and see
them.
The whole world paws 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 he United State put
together. They cost no more than is
often asked for an inferior article.
Sold only by Nj. E. Gleason. If.
The Municipal court had case
yesterday which threatened to show
up Il queer state OF affairs, but luckily
the outcome was source of
much qualification. NJ. Somero. had
been arreste on warrant sworn out
by John Bartol, charging SOmerO
with destroying property. 1t seems
that a body of clerks went to Bartol's
place Of business to eXpOstulate with
him for keeping his place open after
7 o'clock and that during the time
they were in there some meats were
destroyed by the distribution of
naseous drugs Somero was among
the crowd and he received the brunt
OF the charge. No evidence was at
hand however to prove him gully and
he was discharged. The meat was
destroyed however. and those who
did it are keeping mighty quiet about
it. While we do not feel that Bartol
did just right in keeping his place
open after signing an agreement to
close, we nevertheless think it was a
mean trick to destroy his property.