The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-04-18

coming up from Two Harbors to
assist in the work.
The Ely Miners base ball club
opened the season Sunday 10y playing
a game with pick up nine. The
Miners won. Next Sunday they
tackle a regular club.
present the three-acl drama entitled
The Authors Reprieve ueXt Fri
day evening at Soudan for the beietit
OF the department.
Rev. j. Nj Todd of Virginia will
occupy the pulpit At the presbs terIall
church next Sunday morning aud
evening. Rev. Marsh goes TO Vir-
GINA to conduct services there.
Makes children eat. sleep and grow;
Makes mother strong and vigorous.
Makes Il healty family. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35c. Ask
your druggist.
John Kangas and Lisa Tukkala
secured Il license to wed today.
Anton Ceuta aud Franciska GradiSI,a
was another couple made happy with
a license to wed This afternoon.
john Flax and Miss Mary Rontel
and Anton Intihar and Miss Mary
Mehle secured licenses to wed Tues
day. The marriages will occur al the
Catholic church next Sunday.
Tuesday afternoon after the close
of School, Miss Wilke. assistant
principal at the High School, tender
ed a reception to several Of the pupils
in the upper grade. a good time was
had.
More art squares and rugs at The
Big Store.
An ice cream social will be given in
the Presbyterian church Tuesday
evening April q. beginning at $50 p.
m. and to which all are invited. Ice
cream, cake, coffee and sandwiches
will be served.
Thos. Tay Tor was in the city from
Tower Tuesday evening consulting
with several OF our people regarding
poultry and several other topics.
The Ely birds had a little the best
of Tom.
The dancing school party on Wed
neSday evening was ii very successful
event and muchly enjoyed. Wag-
ners orchestra furnished the music.
This was the wind-up Of the dancing
class.
Alderman GrabOwsky went to Du-
luth Saturday where he met Mrs.
Grabowsky and daughter on their re-
turn from a,two weeks visit with re-
laives tad friends "a; Bessemer,
Mich. They returned to Ely Mon
day
GA. Warvelle, who has been en-
plOyed for year or more as assistant
to Chemist Mott at the Oliver labor
atory, left yesterday morning for
Chicago where he has secured a pOsit-
ion as steel Inspector for one of the
railroads.
A Duluth municipal court jury has
decided that the marshal of Eveleth
did not steal $40 from Albert Hill,
d drunk The marshal had arrested and
who claimed The next morning Co
have been ""frisked" in jail.
Prof. G. L. Newberry left Tuesday
morning for Il trip to the Twin Cities,
Pennington, ST Cloud. Braiuerd and
other places in the lower part of the
state on tour of inspection Of the
various High schools in these places.
He will return Saturday.
The ladies of the Swedish sewing
society will give an auction and
bazaar at the Turf hall Sunday even
ing April goth. III. Van Blarcom will
do the auctioneering and all kinds of
plain and fancy work will be sold.
Refreshments will be served.
Work will begin Monday on the old
McComher property at Armstrong
lake aud the same placed in condition
for active work. d. E. Woodbridge
WIS up Tuesday and made arrange
menIS The work al present will be
under the supervision of John Carlson
of Robinson lake.
The dangerous practice by boys of
throwing rocks promiscOusly about
the streets resulted i'm the breaking
of one of Louis Sletten's large plate
glass windows Wednesday evening
The damage foots up $50 or more.
The guilty boy has not been discov-
cred
r. f. Berdie. county commissioners
from the Hibbing district was in the
city Tuesday on business While
here Mr. Berdie felt of some of the
as to their views regarding
the building of Il new court house.
The sentiments here is not Of the