The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-03-14
WINTON HAPS.
News Notes from our Neighbor.
Special to the MIME

:
The election al Fall Lake Tuesday
was not as lively az expected. no fight
being made. The following ticket
was elected.
Prest.-L. B. Hagen.
Trustees-Matt Gustafson. Henry
Meyer and j. p. Westlund.
Rec.-Geo. Wadsworth.
Treas.-And. Hendrckson.
Justices-N. A. Hillman and Thos.
Wudi.
Constables-y. E. Wilkin and John
Meyer.
Flfty-three votes were cast at the
election held in the Town of Morse
Tuesday. The following ticket was
elected:
Supervisors-J. M. Roach, Chmn.
Jos. Hyperion,
VIM Gray.
Treas.-Nick Cowling.
Clerk-E. w. Doe.
Assessor-Pat Murphy.
Justice-Thos. Williams.
Constable.-Wm. Richards.
Highway Conn.,. j. Underhill.
A meeting was held at the residence
OF Mrs. G. A. Anderson for the pur-
pose of organizing a Ladies' Aid
Union" Mrs. VIM. Bemis was elect
ed president: Mrs. A. Leighton, vice
prest; Miss Newton, secretary; Mrs.
W. ii. Miller, treasurer and Mrs. E.
w, Doe, pianist. A meeting will be
held the first Friday of each month.
The Union starts with the brightest
prospects and much good work is ex-
pected. Rev. H. Logan presided at
the organization meeting.
The meat market formerly owned
by VIM. Bemis has been purchased by
). Is. Choate, who will doubtless con-
duct the market in the future to the
satisfaction of his patrons. Joe in
tends running a frsu-class establish
ment fact appreciated by all. He
will open for business on Monday,
March II.
1t is rumored that one of our young
men, formerly Of Saltwater, is to be
married in the near future. Stanley
is hereby advised that marriage IS a.
good thing.
Geo. Bartlett of the st. Crox board
ing house, has employed the services
OF first-class chef in the person Of
Pete Bergeleen of Saltwater.
John Franti will open shoe re-
pairing department in connection
With his shoe store at Fall Lake. His
new building is nearing completion,
Robert Hagyard has been appoint
ed Justice Of the peace for the Town
of Morse to fill unexpired term Of
John L. Olson. resigned.
Del. McKeen has purchased hand
some pony for the McKeen juniors
from Minneapolis. The animal ar
rived this week and is beauty,
The dance to be given on Monday,
March II. by Wagner's orchestra
in the Forester hail. promises TO be
well attended as usual
Editor Rogers of Ely conducted the
prosecution at a trial i'm the village Of
Fall Lake on Wednesday last. For
full particulars see the Times.
G. S. James is now employed in
Minneapolis wholesale house. He
will probably remove his family to his
new home shortly.
Felix Brown left Monday for Kalis-
pei, Mont, where he will saw in the
Jno. O'Brien Lumber Co.'S. new mill
on Flathead lake.
John Franti, Oscar Laitenen and
Victor Erickson are building new
houses in the village of Fall Lake.
]. G.. Russell moved to one of the
Swallow and Hopkins houses near the
offices Monday.
VIM. McPhee went to Kalispel,
Mont. Monday where he will be en-
ployed.
Chas. Lyon had the misfortune to
lose the end of one of his fingers this
week.
Leroy. the son of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
A. Anderson is i'll with typhoid
fever.
VIM. Nye was in Duluth this week
on business before the district court.
c.. j. Evans has gone to the hospi-
tai suffering with very bad eyes.
John Doran was in Minneapolis q
few days this week on business.
w. L. Honnold, who has been with
the London Exploration company for