The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-11-07


given az the Turf hall Friday evening
and good time was had by all. The
music was first-class being furnished
by the orchestra from Winton.
i John Dennis as judge OF the second
ward and Harry Chinn as judge of the
third ward took the election returns
to Duluth Wednesday. Judge Van
Blarcom went down with the First
ward returns yesterday morning.
i John Goard and Miss Lydia Brist,
both OF this city, were married Tues
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Cowling, Sellers street. by
Rev. Robinson. Many beautiful and
costly presents were receiyed.-Hib-
bling Ore.
There is u pretty girl in an alpine
/ hat,
A sweeter girl in Il sailor brim,
But the handsomest girl youll every
. see,
Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
Mountain Tea.
ASK your druggist.
Matt Olkkonen and Laini Wall
maxi, were married at the Finnish
church Saturday evening by Rev.
Peter Wuori. After the ceremony
the young couple and large party OF
friends repaired to Matthias hall
where daucing and repast were in
dulged in.
Opie has just received the largest
and most complete stock OF art pict-
ure and frames ever brought to Ely.
1t is seldom such a handsome collect
ion is found in cities of this size and
it will do your heart good to look at
them.
Steve Phillips has been seriously i'll
for two weeks and on several occas-
ions his life has been dispaired of.
We learn today that he was improved
quite little, fact his many friends
learn with pleasure.
It is not our custom to puff 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 and
furniture in the city, with prices
that defy competition. IT,.
The L. Sletten delivery team took
4 notion to run away Saturday even
ing. The team wound up their squirt
on second avenue where Contractor
Holmes had a ditch crossing the
avenue. with one OF the horses dead in
the excavation. The other horse was
with considerable difficulty saved. 1t
is said that some boys started the
team by throwing rocks.
| The clock machinery for the Cath
ollie church tower has arrived from
the old country and soon will be put
in position. The clock will prove
quite help to the people in the mat
ter of furnishing the correct time.
besides it will strike every Is minutes
by means of chime bells.
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 the United State put
together. They cost no more than is
often asked for an inferior article.
Sold only by M. E. Gleason. IT,.
The "Star Boarder" company held
the boards at the Opera House last
evening to Il fair-sized audience.
Boyle the leading man is a good COM
edian and accompanying him are
some very clever people. The band is
very good and their street music was
appreciated. The company left for
Tower this morning.
| Gov. Van SAINT and party visited
this city Saturday morning and al
though the weather was anything
| Jul I'll = Idll WdS uIICu W
overlooking at $50 when the Cover
nor made an address. Mayor Gleason
acted as chairman and introduced
Mayor Hugo of Duluth who made a
few telling remarks. The Governor
was next and presented his side of
the political question in manner
that was pleasing to say the least
and was needed as can be plainly seen
by the vote in this city Tuesday. c..
f. Staples also addressed the people.
Space will not permit us to go into
details of the visit but suffice it to
say we enjoyed the visit of the peo-
| ple's governor. The governor was
accompanied by party Of about
twenty-five from Duluth. The train
was in charge of Mile Bunnel of the
News Tribune and Conductor Finne-
gan.
An Experiment With Gasoline.