The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-02-20

OF the LILY pOSbOmce ana mas now the
active management thereof. As his
assistant. Miss Mary Canning has
been inftalled.
A wrestling match between Robt.
White of ST. Paul, and Oscar Biburg
OF Winton, is advertised for the hall
at Winton tomorrow Saturday even.
| ing for $500 a side. Both are good
/ men and the match promises to be an
interesting one.
A new line of ready-to-wear dresses
for ladies and children just received
at Berglund Bros.
Max Bulb. who formerly published
the AmerikanSki Slovcnec at Tower
and lately with the same paper at
Joliet. Ill.,. has returned to Tower
with his family to reside He was in
the city Friday on visit to his
uncle, Rev. Jos. F. Buh.
j. E. Fitzgerald of Milwaukee, re-
presenting the Ais Chalmers Co..
was in the city Monday evening and
made arrangements for installing Il
3OO-hore power Corliss engine for the
city. The engine to is be delivered
within months and to cost $500.
Pimples, faded complexion. chapp-
ed skin. red. rough hands, eczema,
letter, bad blood, cured in short
time, with Rocky Mountain Tea, the
great complexion rcslorer. A. S.
James.
Mr.. Geo. ]. Eisele, Manager, and
Stephen James. Mining Engineer Of
he Chaplin aud Aragnn Mines OF the
Iron Mountain District of the q. ).
Steel Corporation, were in Ely on
Thursday visiting the various mines
Of the Corporation ut this point.
Closing out children's underwear
at 25c and 35c, worth from 45c to Csc.
at the Vail Clothing Co.
VIM Long. a timber locker and
cruiser who has made his home at
Ely aud Tower for several years, died
at the Pioneer Hotel. Tower, week
ago He was about 50 years OF age
and veteran of the civil war. The
remains were inferred in the Tower
cemetery.
The weather this week has been
simply too cold for anything. Up to
yesterday, the THERMOMETERS for the
week averaged about % below zero
day and night,
Mrs JAS. Bale entertained -four
tables al progressive pedro til S after.
noon. The head prize was won by
Mrs. A. S. James while Mrs. Dr.
WI ,der captured the foot prize. A
delectable lunch was served.
Closing out children's underwear al
25c and 35c, worth from Acc to Csc, al
the Vail Clothing Co.
Rev. II. Logan will preach serie:
of sermons on the Ten Command
ments al he NJ +. church beginning
next Sunday evening and giving al
evening to each commandment. The
first commandment, Thou shall,
have no other Gods before Me-" will
be the subject for Sunday evening
Feb. %. and all are invited to ATTEND
Ibis series OF sermons.
The Duluth & Iron Range it is sale
| if selling soft Goa to its employees a
Two Harbors for S412 per ton. or COS
price.
Wednesday at the Catholic church
at Virginia. Lewis McKenna Of TIVE
Harbors and Miss Mamie Enright o
Biwabik were joined in holy bonds o
matrimony. Miss Florence Carey o
this city attended the wedding. Boil
OF the young people are well known
here aud hosts Of friends wish then
success in their new undertaking.
Afford Bedford has sold to Johl
Palmgard, lots and 2 in block % 70
$500.
The Fireman's dance last evenin!
was social and financial success
The hastily decorated hall was tille'
10 standing room only and the dancer
thr0nged the floor in such number
that navigation was sometimes quit
il feat. Wagner'S orchestra Furnished
the music and W. B. Goldsworth.
did the prompting. At Il o'clock,
most palatable lunch was served a
the Vail Hotel by Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
Losey to which all did justice. Th'
committee having the dance il
charge deserve credit for the tast.
decorations and the general success
of their effort. About S35 was real
lied which will be added TO the tour
| nament fund. Several who ATTENDED
last nights dance have signified ;
willingness to stand for repetition