The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-02-21
ADDITIOAL LOCAL.


has effected IL satisfactory settlement
will, it's creditors and again opened
its doors for business Monday. VIM.
Vuoii is the manager and under his
efficient care il is expected the husiII
ness will be IL paying investment for
the Stockholders.
Opie's Photographs are rich.
Chas. Fors and Sophia N.man were
married at the Swedish church Sat
urday evening by Rev. ii. Logan.
Tie church was filled to standing
room only" by friends Of the contract
ing parties and after the ceremony all
repaired to the Turf hall where Tie
affair was celebrated in due style
with dancing and refreshments.
The work on the Duluth aerial
bridge has been stopped owing to the
Inability of the cont racl Ors TO get the
Steel. The steel market is so filled
with an acclmulat ion Of orders that
II considerable contract Of other than
staple steel is Il difficult matter To
take care of for early delivery.
LADIES SHOES: Odds and ends i'm
! ladies shoes. One lot 5Oc Another
lot at $l.00. Cost no less than $l.25
wholesale. Berglund Bros.
Rev. Cressy, chaplain of the Thir-
teenth Minnesota regiment while in
the Philil ines, occupied the pulpit at
the M. e church last Sunday morn
ing and evening and spoke TO IL very
attentive and interested congrega-
tlon. The Rev. gentlema spoke ell
} lertainngly of his travels in our new
possessions. He is now selling mOuu-
menls and tomb-stoues for Il ST. Paul
, concern.
) The sky looks bluer, the sun shines
brighter, feeling of youth and
strength creeps over the soul after
} taking Rocky Mountain Tea made by
the Madison Medicine Co. 35 cents.
Ask your druggist.
A Saturday special to the daily
press from Negaunee, Mich, says:
; The hosting Of debris from No.
shaft of The NegaIlee mine will he
started tomorrow. 1t is believed hat
) all danger of furl her caviug has pas
) sed. 1t is believed that the bodies of
the nine men buried i'm No. | work
ings, over IL month ago, will lie recov-
cred within The next TWO or three
! weeks.
G. McMallan & Go. opened "rhe
Arcade" sample rooms last evening
and those who attended enjn,et
themselves. An elegant lunch was
served and Wagner's orchestra fur.
nislled the delightful music. The
ever popular John Glode aud BartI
Coffey attend to the thirsty public III
their usual pleasing manner The
room has been thoroughly retlied ANT
is indeed handsome place.
Opie's Photographs bring cOns.
pliments from your friends.
The Mesaba and Vermilion Rang,
Detective Bureau landed five part lie:
last week for selling liquor without t.;
license and each was fined from $25 Il
S75 before Justice BaIesUu at CHS
holm. The Bureau, we understand
will also appear i'm this city in tn
near future aud do Il unit or TWO Il
The edi fical ion of the locai IONS. The
appeared al Eveleih some time az
aud ten or mare ''SightleSs pOrkers
were captured.
Lou Merritt. +. w. Eaton an
Richard Pagan, the owners OF tn
long disputed section 30 lands. hav
been in the city several days tlli
q gentlemen were the Recipients {
n the congratulations of numerou
a friends in this vicinity on their SUI
cess i'm the famous litigation. Tie
visited section 30 but we were unabI
to learn as TO what decision they ha
arrived at in regards to the develop
uiCuO VI tiC plo!JCltJs ditiloNSH
well-defined runlor has it, active wor
;S will begin soon.
a The defamation contest and Ell,
4. tertaiIIment Of the schools takes plac
|. tomorrow evening at the Oper
l. House. Those taking part in TIL
!. contest will be Misses May Brown
Frances Adamson, Florence Norquisl
Beatrice Petherick, Emma Westeri
and Carmen Miller. Motion drill
is and songs 10y the pupils of all grade
Il will round out the evening. The pre-
Is gram as arranged is a most delight
:. full one and all will be satisfied. Th
d admission will be 25c for adults an
~ 15c for children and the proceeds ar
to be devoted TO the School Decora
IS tion Fund.