The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-05-16
ADDITIOAL LOCAL.

The concert given by the Finnist
Glee Club at the Opera House Sunday
evening was an enjoyable event anc
uery much enjoyed by all present
The selections by the cluo and the
quartettes by the various members
thereof were pleasingly given. The
tableaus were also very good.
Ely will have a baseball team thi.
summer. The club has already beer
organized and the players selected
Clarence Mott, formerly of Mountain
Iron, was chosen manager. The Ely
ties are good ball players and it j:
hoped that a few games will be ar
ranged between Ely and Virginia be-
fore the season closes. Virginian.
A party of mining school students
in charge of Prof. G. E. Baeneveld Of
st. Paul, were in the city few days
| this week looking over the mines. In
the party were Messrs. e. Mccarthy
f. W. Smith, d. nj. Raft. e. M. Field
II. L. Loye, e. e. Whitley, A. S.
Whittier, S.. w. Cohen and w. III.
Truesdell,
The marriage of John Prout to Miss
Lizzie Mary Thomas. occurred Satur-
day evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Lamb on Harvey ST.,
Rev. Logan officiating, only imme.
diate members of the families and a
few invited guests being present.
After the ceremony bountiful repast
was served. The young people have
the we'll wishes of large circle of
friends.
Mayor M. E. Gleason left for Flor
ence, Wis, this morning in company
with prominent iron man of Du-
luth, where they go to inspect an iron
proposition in which Mr.. Gleason
owns third interest. We under
stand transfer will take place be-
fore he returns and from what we can
learn, we think our Mayor will be
several dollars richer.
Ferdinand Stupetz, an employe of
the Oliver company at the Sibley
mine, Saturday morning stepped into
space and fell distance of % feet to
the bottom of the shaft sustaining
injuries from the effects of which he
died at the Shipman hospital Satur-
day afternoon. The funeral occurred
Sunday from the Catholic church, the
Austrian societies escorted the re-
mains to the cemetery. He was Il
man 45 years of age.
In another place in the paper will
be found an ad. of the Ely Clothing
Co., which explains itself. The re-
organization is necessity owing to
the death of prominent member of
the firm and Mr.. Horovitz intends to
turn the stock into cash as fast as
possible. The reduction is on heavy
lines and the Ely Clothing Co., have
the reputation of doing as they adver-
tise. The sale begins May II and
ends July 8.
A decree for the defendants was
entered in the Federal court in the
case Of the Midway company against
Frank w. Eaton ct al in the section
80 case. In the case of Eaton against
the Midway company ct. al. an action
brought to quiet title to forty acres
not included in the section 80 case, a
motion by the complainant to have
the case remanded to the state court
was overruled.
Punctuation counts for whole lot,
says an exchange. Alta church enter
tainment recently given out in Ne
traska, demure little old maid of
very retiring disposition, was to sing
duet with the minister. When
their part came. the deacon announ-
ced. "Miss Scurry will sing, "Put Me
in NY Little Bed" accompanied by
the minister" No wonder everyone
laughed and the little old maid was
noticeably embrassed.