The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-10-03

turned with his family Saturday
from their visit with relatives and
friends at Lake. Linden. Mich.
Miss Elizabeth Ivey of Lake Linden
Mich, is in the city on visit to her
sister, Mrs. Henry Chinn and family
She will remain some time.
Mrs. John Anderson, of Dodge
Center. Mimi, is in the city on a visit
Her many friends in this city were
pleased to see her.
Mrs. L. Harvey of Duluth returned
to her home yesterday morn
ing after week spent at the
home of her brother, Peter O'Connor.
in this city.
The fall stock Of shoes for men,
| women and children is now in at the
Big Store. If you want to see swell
line of the best shoes made that is
the place to go.
Clark Adams returned Monday
from Two Harbors where he had been
to assist his uncle Frank James in
the drug business during the latter's
absence in the east.
Emma Zerin, aged % years, udied
Monday and was buried Wednesday
from the Catholic church. She leaves
husband and an infant to mourn
her untimely demise.
There is a pretty girl in an alpine
hat,
| A sweeter girl in Il sailor brim,
But the handsomest girl you'll every
see,
Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
| Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.
Contractor Holmes has begun work
on the sewer in the alley between
Sheridan and Chapman streets with
a large force Of men. A water main
is being laid alongside the sewer pipe
at tho same time.
Attorneys Osborne and Thomas and
Clerk Sims of the Savoy went to Du-
luth to the Opera Que evening this
week. 1t is needless to say they Ell.
joyed the affair immensely. The
company was first class one although
not word of English was spoken.
Chas. Rapp an employe of the
Swallow & Hopkins mill at Winton,
fell dead just at six o'clock Saturday
evening. He was a man of 90 years
of age. The location of his relatives
could not be learned and he was
barred in the Ely cemetery.
/ Henry Anderson died at the Ship
man Hospital Sunday and was buried
yesterday Anderson was working III
1.-THE woods and was struck on tht
head with a falling limb. He was !;
man 29years Of age and unmarried.
Silver and Silver, two Of Tower.
sportytgentry, boarded the cars fol
Ely yesterday forenoon for the pur
4 pose,OfIpainting the town a carmint
hue. They used up all the paint in
! town lin time to come back On the
afternoon train.-Tower News.
Walter Vaudrin and Mary Ander
son secured a license to wed Monday
Theyoung people reside at Wjntor
and'were married Tuesday m@rnine
leaving at once for Duluth where
they will visit for time.
Prof. Emil Bjorkman of Hancock
Mich, arrived in the city Wednesday
evening to assume the leadership oil
the Finnish Glee club. The professor
will also give Scandinavian voca
lessons and on the piano. He is &
noted musician and vocalist anC
under his tutorage the Glee club will
stillfurther increase their efficiency
Those wishing piano lessons will also
do well to see him.
! E.sO. Loveland. principal of the
Tower public schools will speak
morning and evening at the Presby
terian church Sunday. The morn
ing subject will be Freedom through
a knowledge of the truth" in the
evening "Sin and Salvation" Rev
Marsh goes to ST. Paul and speaks in
the Manchester college church i'm the
absence of Rev. DR.. Davis. Mr.
LOveland is well worth hearing.
Tom Burke, whom it will be re-
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membered left Winton for the county
poor farm about two months ago,
died at that institution on Sept. "a
ThoS. WAS a familiar resident in
these parts and his death is regretted
by many friends. He is reported as
leaving no relatives.
The rear of the drug store building
is being fitted out with plate glass
front and the room will be ceiled in
metal The room will when finished
be occupied by Jos. Losey's confect-
ionery and he will have the finest
store this side of Duluth. Mr.. Lesey
also intends to open up the new place
with an entire new and fresh line of
candies, fruits and in fact everything