The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-06-13

A. Kotchevar left Tuesday for his
claim in the east country. He will be
absent about week.
i County Superintendent A. Il. Park
was in the city Thursday to attend
the graduating exercises.
! Miss Nessel, one of the teachers in
the Tower schools, visited friends in
this city few days this week.
/ w. e. Pike-is in attendance of the
Grand Lodge session of the Odd Eel
lows at st. Paul this week.
Ed. Thomas and sister, Katie, were
up from Biwabik over Sunday visit
ing with their various friends.
Rev. Father Smrekar returned to
Tower Monday morning after visiting
with Father Buh over Sunday.
w. III. Cole, of Cole & Mcdonald
the diamond drill contractors was in
the city few days this week.
The best in ice cream sodas and ice
cream at Sam Rapson's,
! DR.. and Mrs. Shipman left this
morning for weeks visit at Chicago
and at their farm at Oshkosh, Wis.
Mrs. Jas. Bale went to Duluth
Wednesday for the week At Tower
she was joined by Mrs. DR.. Wunder.
Miss Florence Carey leaves tomor-
row morning for visit with her
brother and family at Wakefield,
| Wis.
The two-weeks-old baby of Mrs.
Annie Nichols was buried Sunday
from the M. e. church having died
Friday evening.
Chas. J. Enger the Hartford insur-
ance man was in the city several days
last week on business with the MIN
ing companies.
A party composed of VIM. Burnett,
Gid Young. Jos. Roy and Archie
Philip left Tuesday morning for the
Eastwood lake country.
G. L. Brozich of Joliet, ILL.,, has ar
rived and accepted the position of as
sistant cashier at the Bank Of Ely.
The City band have placed tickets
for the Schubert concert on July /, at
James drug store where seats can be
reserved.
John Supancich and Angela Laztik
secured a license to wed today. The
marriage takes place Sunday at the
Catholic church.
i Home made bread and cakes at
Grants. Always fresh and whole
some.
/ Mrs. VIM. LaBeau left Monday
morning for Ishpeming, having been
called there by wire announcing the
serious illness of her sister.
DR.. Ayres had a tussle with refrac-
tory byciLle today. He mourns the
loss of several inches of cuticle and
has one optic draped in consequence.
Mrs. F. L. Cowen and daughter,
Alice, accompanied by Midget, went
to Tower yesterday afternoon for a
visit with Mayor and Mrs. Woodland.
The Finnish Temperance society
OF Soudan hold their annual picnic at
the latter place on Sunday, June %,
and special train will be run from
this city.
The Tower base ball boys took both
games from the Duluth aggregation
last Sunday. Tina first game stood
IA to 4 aud the afternoons game
showed s to 3.
Miss Mae Fridley, formerly teach
er in the Ely schools, but now Of
Eveleth where she has been employed
for several years, spent Sunday with
| friends in this city.
The city is advertising for bids for
hauling gravel onto the road east of
the High School building to the sec
tion line. Bids must be in next Tues
day evening"
/ The board Of Morse township did
not accept any Of the bids for build
ing the new road to Winton and it is
proposed to do the work by day labor
so we understand.
The dance given by Wagner's orch
estra at the Turf hall Saturday even
ing was well attended and enjoyed.
The music by the orchestra was up to
it's usual high standard.
| Louis Sletten has begun the re-
modelling Of his store building. The
change will almost double in capacity
the present store room, condition
his ever increasing trade calls for.
Grant McMahan has been elected
captain Of the running team for the
tournament and will begin to put his
men in active training at once for
the tournament at Virginia in
August.
Henry Yasper, the president of the