The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-01-31

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| The Ladies Aid society Of the NJ.
| e. church met with Mrs. Rich. Coad
yesterday.
| Rev. s. M. Marsh returned Wed
nesday evening from few days visit
in Duluth.
| The school entertainment on WASH
ington's Birthday promises To be a
| pleasant affair.
Several telephones have been added
TO the list this week and several
more will be added.
The editor and wife spent Wednes-
day with friends at Soudan going
down Tuesday afternoon.
| q Former County Commissioner Dim
| ham of Duluth is candidate for
mayor OF Seattle, Wash.
Miss Emma Anderson of Duluth
was visiting friends and relatives in
hits city several days this week.
II. A. Johnson. representing the
Lake Superior Bag company OF West
Superior was in the city yesterday.
The Finnish band will give a mas
uiierade at fine Turf hall tomorrow
evening and IL good time is promised.
just received Il fine collection of
Platinum prints of the old masters.
OPIE'S ART STORE,
Con Sullivan has so far recovered
from his recent injuries as TO enable
him to ne out with tine assistance Of
crutches.
Mrs. Chris. Johnson and son Of Vir-
ginia are visiting friends in this city
during the absence of Mr.. johnson on
the Pacific coast.
IS below zero Monday morning and
the wind blowing gale. Those who
had business OH the inside made it u
point to attend to the same.
Rev. Logan will at the services at
the NJ. e. church Sunday evening
speak on 1.-THE Life of Mckinley"
Everyone invited To be present.
The arrangements for the Fire.
mans ball on the evening of Feb. q
are progressing and the affair PROM
Uses to be the event, OF the season.
Genuine French tiannels, all colors
SOC per yard at Sletten's. 3
The Petit mine near Sparta was
flooded last week. A pumpnan who
went to sleep at his post was the
cause. The water is now under c0n-
troll.
H. j. Finney publisher of the Union
Label Directory Card has been in the
city this week soliciting ADVERTISE
meut,s for his card. He has secured Il
full list.
Tile Ely political pot is not as yet
warln about the edges but after Feb.
IL. it. will probably begin to zizzle UNI
Lii All Fouls dav when it will be
properly cooked.
The Quilted States Steel is prepar-
ing l0upen IL new mine on the east
PillSbury property, near the present
PTllSbury mine. at Hibbing,
Neat invitations have been issued
for he grand opening of "rhe Club"
by w. Sandquist & Co. Saturday
evening. The place is IL modern in
sLiIuIion fitted with the best.
Winter gao Il of all kinds at extra
low prices al SletLen'S
A. GruISnan is retiLting the build
ing receuiIv occupied by the G. NJ.
2. Go ~ Will open il handsome wet
goods iri,In therein sonnet ime
u XII ln,iLn A restaurant will also
be feature with Richard Griffin as
chef.
The masquerade given by the s. Fl.
& e. r. of a. at the Turf hall Satilr-
day evening was we'll attended and
considerably enjoyed. Many excel
lent representa- ions were present.
The music was furnished by the Gem
orchestra.
Pickands. Mather & Co.. who own
2tO acres in 58-l7 on The. MeS;lba are
preparing To open I he property. The
new mine will he known rs The Min
orca and will probably ship this year
Tie ID. & |. r. has IL spur To the
| mine.
Gnruine French flinnels. all colors
soc per yard at Sletten's.
The rem Tins Of Chris. Renllart
who committed suicide b, hanging
Saturday ii Week ago. were buried in
the Ely Cemetery Friday by Lake
county. Nothing official was heard
from his relatives who reside in Wis
cousin.
It's about time HE ire laddies were
beginning In talk up the tournament
which will hr held here in August.
| In order To make the tournament sue