The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-04-11

Tuesday for few days.
Geo. Holmes received and sold a
carload OF cows this week.
LOsey can furnish ice cream for
your Sunday dinner.
Alderman Neff of Duluth, was in
the city Wednesday on legal business
Fl. B. Rogers and wife were SOUTH
bound passengers Wednesday.
E. Edwards has removed TO the
Wakefield residence at the Chandler
location.
Mrs. Thwing of Minneapolis is in
the city on visit to her sister Mrs.
B. HorovitZ.
Liveryman Bedford received several
handsome horses this week for use in
the business.
VIM. Flint and John WhiLeside are
doing some prospecting in this vic
Unity this week.
NJ 0. Aubo}ee, county attorney OF
Lake county, was in the city Wed
nesday on business.
VIM. Scott and AL. Bedford have
purchased the Omer Hebert property
east Of the city hall.
w. Desiardens, wife and children
left Wednesday for Shell Lake, Wis,
for a two weeks visit.
J. J. Renner returned to town Sat-
urday after winter spent in the
woods north of Tower with u survey
ing CREW.
Thos. Magson has resigned his pos
ition as nigh, clerk at the Vail and
has gone to work on the ID. & L. g.,
switching.
Mrs. Gus. Nyman departed yester-
day morning for four weeks visit in
Duluth and the copper country in
Michigan.
f. M. Warren and Lee Sutton who
have been doing some civil engineer
ing in this vicinity, returned TO Hib-
bling Wednesday.
Frank Westberg left the latter
part Of the week for Minneapolis
where he has secured IA position hav-
ing resigned his place at l.. Sletten's
store.
Mrs. III. Hoover of Duluth, formerly
a teacher in the Ely schools, is in
the city this week on visit. She is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
WestcOLt.
A5vices from Dan Garrison at
Heppner, Ore. state that Mrs. Gar
rison is seriously i'll and that she is
n ow.a at her home at Fond du Lac,
Wis.
The school board met Tuesday
evening in regular monthly session.
The teachers for the coming term
were engaged, a list Of which will be
given next week if possible.
Makes children eat. sleep and grow;
Makes mother strong and vigorous.
Makes a healty family. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35c. Ask
your druggist.
The authorities of the town of
Morse and the city met Sunday morn
ing and considered the road question
rs regards the prospective new high
way between here and Winton.
Peter Swanson well known by many
people here having had charge of the
Tower round house for many years
will probably remove to Biwabik
where he will act in similar
capacity.
Rev. Petran has closed the services
conducted at the Presbyterian church
for Two weeks and left Monday morn
ing for other fields. The meetings
were very much enjoyed by all who
attended.
Treff BrOulette and VIM. Jackson
were up from Tower a few days this
week looking up the ACCESSIBILITY of
opening in the livery business. We
have been unable to learn their de-
cisiOn in the matter.
Among the transfers filed in the
register of deeds office last week were
several from Ely among which. P. R.
Vail to A. NJ. Kolstad. lot s. block 3.
for 500, and Mary Kotchevar to
Frank Sasek. lot 10, block 9. for $74O.
The chances are that several streets
will be extended the coming summer
both i'm the eastern and western ends
OF the city. Several avenues also
need extending as the city is rapidly
building up on the outside edges.
w. FL. Cowling returned Monday
evening from Minot. N. D., where he
had been employed during the winter
with Capt. Frank Kent at the coal
mines near there. He reports the
Ely contingent in that section as
doing well.
A fire alarm brought out the de-