The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-01-16

ueflce wednesday evening III WHICH
a good time was had.
i T. A. Johnson representing the
Lake Superior Bag Co.. OF West Sup
erior was interviewing Ely customers
/ Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Autijo, Jacob
Lampi and II. Hendrickson made
proof Oh their claims before Court
Commissioners Westcott Wednesday.
During the hours Of Mrs. Sellwood S
funeral Tuesday, the Exchange Bank
of Ely Of which Mr.. Selwood is
president, was closed TO all patrons,
NJ ISIS Elsie Dickson of Tower made
final proof on her claim before Court
| Commissioner Westcott in this city
Saturday.
/ Markus MaroIt, Frank Gnuze, Mike
PetefIin, Henry Lahti and Louis Rus
secured first papers this week from
the deputy clerk of the court.
l Herman Kandelin has purchased
the confectionery store in the Matilda
building from NJ Kangasneim who
has purchased lie bakery from e.
/ Lindblad.
Many Of the ills from which women
suffer can be completely cured with
Rocky Mountain Tea. Rich. red
blood and good digestion and health
follow its use. 30 cents Ask your
druggist.
Attorney e. H. Window of the
! y >. Steel corporation accompanied
by his private clerk, E. b. Ryan, was
in the city Monday on business with
the mining companies.
Wednesday morning the thermom-
eter reached down into the regions Of
80 below for Il grip. Thursday morn
ing here had been Il change OF nearly
As degrees for the better.
d. b. Mcdonald of the firm of Cole
| 81 Mcdonald, diamond drill contract
orS WAS in the city yest erday on bust
ness connected with the drill work Of
the concern in this vicinity.
DR.. Shipman. of Ely, was in the
city Sunday, having been called here
to consult with Drs. Wunder, Kankel
al q Parker in the case of John Mas
lund, who is seriously ill.-Tower
News.
A million One-dollar bills packed
solidly like leaves in a book, would
make pile 272 feet high. says an
expert. This is strange; the last time
we tried the experiment it only made
a pile 271 feet high.
| A fire alarm WAS turned in from
box IA on the city ball corner Satur-
day evening and the fire boys re-
sponded on the double quick. The
chimney on the Matilda hall building
was atire.
John Zeleznik, an employe Of the
Sibley mine was killed by a fall Of
ore Monday. He was IL man 3S years
of age and leaves a wife and two
children in Europe.
Rumor has it that an employe of
the Oliver company at the Savoy
mine, fell down the shaft distance
OF 500 feet without sustaining an
injury whatever. He is said to have
caught the rope on the way down
thereby breaking the fall
The Original Gypsy Queen from
Hindo," The Famous Palmist, will
be at the Nelson Building near the
depot for few days. She reads the
past, present and future. She has
told fortunes all over the world and
can speak seven different languages.
| w. G.. B0nham returned to Duluth
Monday after spending few days at
the annual reunion of the Ash Bar
rel Club. Mr.. Bonham has opened
law offices in Rooms 807-S08 Torrey
building. Mr.. Bonham enjoys Il
large acquaintance in ST. Louis
county and no doubt will enjoy a
lucrative practice.
The annual meeting of the Mime
sofa Historical Society occurs in ST.
Paul at the Capitol building next
Monday evening. Previous to the
addresses to be made on the occasion
by President Ramsey and others, the
Society will meet at 7:15 O'Clock in its
rooms for the transaction of business.
T. III. Merritt, Lon Merritt, G. f.
Joyce, d. e. Woodbridge and d.
Davies. all interested in the section
80 explorations were in the city Fri
day and visited the workings. ID.
Davies is the uperintendent of the
work being done by the Section 30
Exploration Co.
st. Louis County drew another
murder this week. Richard Hannah
a saloonbeeper of Hibbing shot Chas.
Ness of the same place in the leg in
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