The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-02-07
F. W. N0rquist,
WintOn, MINI.

| !. 6. Atkins, Of the firm of Pratt s.
i'a'ii1 nf NI'.lgo, consulting engin-
RS. was III he city few days last
| wi".k. examining and rendering an
l".''ion oi lie city lighting plant.
H's >rc.'ort iDpears in another col
Imli.
lvoy location aud the school houses.
The bus rilIis in The morning and
evening and is of much benefit to the
I'chiihren attending school. The
scliml-board is furnishing the trans
Dortation.
G. E. Stein, merchant Of CHS
noim. and village recorder has gone
wrong ana left the village without
saying farewell. He has written his
wife whom lie left from Chicago saw
ing lie was sorry bub would not re-
luin.
An American orator had promised
To make IA speech at Vermont. ut
was unable Ia reach The place, as
heavy rains had destroyed 4 section
of he railroad. Accordingly he wir-
ed: Can MOI come; wash out on the
| Tine. The reply came: Come any
| way Borrow ShirI
Mrs. W. Fretl and Miss Alvina
Walter, representing the Baker or
pnlnlyr Of - liulh. which. according
To he Dululh papers, Is Il mvthical
lnStliulinn, were soliciting donations
in this city this week Those who
did n IT know the reputation enjoyed
| ny tile Bakers in Duluth. dug up
quite literally.
Home made bread and cakes at
Grants. Always fresh and whole
some
Juin Fraser has begun act ion
| agairSt William Clark to recover
| 81. 900. said TO due on II timber con-
| iracL. Fraser il Il timber lucaier aud
| in September. '96. had the minutes
aud description OF the net of 3l-52-l2
homestead entry. The plaintiff stated
in the complaint that lie furnished
| the minutes and the defeadeni
agreed to file a government homestead
application. They were To divide the
money realized in the timber. which
the plaintiff states is worth $4,000.
Among the many dozens of art cal
endars.as they are called, that have
come To the desk Of the editor since
Jan ]. there is one that would arrest
the attention at a glance. IL belongs
to the large sheet or poster class Of
calendars and was issued by the
Thee. Hamm Brewing Go. of ST. Paul.
1t consists of u wOmen's head and
bust done on a background OF dark
green. The face is beautiful. and yet
il is not the sweet, expressiOnless
face of "A doll. There is life and
reality and character in the face. II
| is a face that attracts and grows
BEAUTIFUL and more interesting the
mole familiar one becomes with it.
This calendar may well be called a
work of art and it Is safe to that it
adorns more homes today and will be
kept there. longer than any Of the
many hundreds that have been graf
liously distributed since the begin
ming Of 1902.
We regret to hear and all will re-
greet with us, that Capt. Harry Thom-
as Of the Clark and Chisholm mines
has resigned and will seek "Other
fields and pastures new" IL is re-
ported that he is to reside at Hibbing
land take charge of Jos, SellwoOd's
mining properties on the range, and
another that he is to take charge OF
the Pierce mine soon to be opened.
Whatever lie does and wherever he
goes the genial captain will have the
best wishes of the people here for his
continued success. He has been in
ltimately connected with the upbuild-
ing of the two mines, the Clark and
~ '"holm, and was prominer +
800 o." :. .ho,, successful grOwt Z.
He is thoroughly compe.ess p'"' y
the mining business, having been as.
ISOLATED with it from his youth. and
knows it from alpha to omega. He is
whole souled genial gentleman. a
friend to everybody and eyerybod, 8
friend. 1t is hoped that he will not
find it necessary to leave US and that
we will still be able to retain him as
a citizen.-Chisholm Herald.