The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-02-07

i ~ sam ;;s;,..'. -, sos. are sieti>'
j in. Jew .i4,> ,'i ;ts,. ,ni- week.
4 ri,.. v.,t-r.., si,,.' a:a. Sam PIX"
i WA j., u" 49, y .....s :his "tHt
j Al il: u ,: ~ frame mnn;'.
iu2> !. Nu,.@!'i,*.
i Rl..:l .it.ri,> c.;:.;.- ~ from flib''i''4
! J'En-saaa ~. n:ts fnr - few da'
4 Wis.,
| r i. Wni,r-i,i'. WAS up from M"ll :
tain Iron on visit ~ friends ov'''
Sunday.
/ r.. O4hlund has arrived from >uper'
ior and accepted POSITION with 9.
G. Korb.
| A. u. DaviI>un. president of The
Bank Of Ely, WAS in The city la"
days this week.
| j. \. Whale,i. representa- i've or the
Standard Oil Gu, was in the city "a
few days this week.
The fire department hall ON the
evening of. Feb. q. PROMISES To he the
event Of the season.
The masquerade bali given u
ISkala.s hall Saturday evening was
well attended and enjoyed.
Mrs. C. G.. Shipman and mother.
Mrs. Burton, left Friday for the south
where they will spend some time.
Jas. Dacey and crew have been IN
the city several days this week on
business with the Chandler boilers.
Erick Carlson was held up on one of
the principal streets of Virginia one
day last week and robbed OF his pile.
A special train was in the city Sun
day having ON hoard Auditor Jerry,
of the Oliver company, and il party OF
| friends.
The dancing club gave one OF It's
delightful dances Friday evening ana
all present enjoyed themselves I'M
meiIseIv.
FOUND. IL bunch Of heys Including
| four house KEYS aud Il poSiofflce Key
ON ring with chain. Gail AT he
| MINER office.
Vim Knir. who for six mouths has
been employed with II. =. Miller, LEFT
Monday for Duluth where he has ac-
cepled II position
Just received Il beautiful line
of dainty mouldings. Opie's Art
Store.
A. Crossman will open by far the
handsomeSl place in the city about
Feb. l8. in the building recently oc-
cupied by the G.. NJ. p. Co.
Andrew Luhtanen. Matt KoSkela.
Matt Lehtola and Andrew Leiii"ia
secured first papers from Deputy
Clerk Scliaefer Monday.
Corrigan. Mckinney & Co. OF
Cleveland have purchased the PhnenIx
mine near Hibbing. The fee was
owned by Rochester, N. Y. parties.
The donations at the schools ON
Mckinley day amounted 10 nearly Si'
| which will be sent to the treasurer OF
The National Memorial associatl"n.
Matilda has many fine picture
frames which he will dispose OF
cheap.
| The building being erected by VIC
tor Gustafson is rapidly growing sky
ward and will be occupied when tin-
ished by P. r, Vail with clothing
stock.
The Duluth s. Iron Range have a
crew in the city putting in a track u
the Sibley property SO AS to enable
the Oliver people TO bring in their
machinery.
Mrs. JOS. Thomas and sons, Walter
and Eddie, OF Hibbing arrived in the
city Wednesday evening for a visit
with Mrs. Thomas mother. Mrs. T..
Polkingborn.
A concert by home talent will be
given in the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday, Feb, 18th, commencing at
lS o. m. Admission, adults 25c,
children 15c.
This morning the fire alarm was
sounded, fire having caught in the
smoke house in the rear Of the Kapsctl
meat market. Some spoiled meat was
the larger part OF the damage done.
,sJust received a fine collection
ofPlafinum prints of the old mas
ters. Opie's Art Store.
j. p. sSerephine met j. gentleman
| playing ghost ON the hill near the
IchuEches Wednesday evening joe
!. ! says he tfiuksthe fellow has enough
i acting of ghosts for some time te
4 come.
] Saturday the fire alarm brought
ont the department. on the double
quick, the stoye pipes in the teie'
phone exchange having become neat