The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-01-23

Floor paint. Dries quick and wears
like iron. For sale at Fenske's Hard
ware Emporium.
Mrs. j. II. Hall Of Duluth, returned
to her home Saturday after several
days visit with her brother, p. W..
Sure, and family.
Judge Van Blarcom spent a few
days in Duluth this week having
been called as witness in the
Mackey murder trial.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Stream died Sunday
and was buried Monday from the
Swedish Lutheran church.
Mrs. Geo. Vivian of SOudan came
up Monday evening for Il few days
visit with friends. While here she
was guest at The EDITORS.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Thomas
of Biwabik were in the city few
days this week visiting with their
son, l.. j. Thomas and family.
In another column will he found
the statement Of Treasurer Cowen for
the fiscal year ending Jan. Is, which
will prove IN teresting reading.
Mrs. Harry Chinn went to Tower
Monday to spend the week with
nd Il ~
her sister, Miss Ida Sandberg TO Mr.
Purdy.
II. b. Sturtevant. formerly Of the
Pioneer mine but later OF Missouri,
is now at Hibbing, as superintendent
vicinity.
The members of the Masonic fra
ternity to the number of twenty,
went TO Tower Saturday evening on
special train to attend meeting Of
the order.
The arrangements for the Wood
man party next Tuesday evening are
we'll under way and a good time is
assured Those fortunate enough to get
an invitation to attend.
Tom Metcalfe wOOdsman was
found dead near No. ore dock at
Two Harbors Tuesday morning. 1t
seems that Metcalfe while on a spree
had wandered to the lake and fallen
in.
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 itsnse 80 cents. Ask your
druggist.
Mrs. Ben. Horovitz entertained
Monday AFTER Don. in honor Of her
sister Mrs. Thwing Of Minneapolis.
Cards occupied the time. Mrs p.
Scllaefer winning first prize aud Mrs.
G. II. Ayres second. A most delicious
lunch was served.
Michael Mackey the shooter of Chas.
Riley was acquitted by the jury in
Duluth this week. The jury was out
only a short time. Many witnesses
testified to the bad reputation en-
joyed by Riley on the ranges and that
he was Il dangerous man feared by
ALL He always carried gun and
was not slow in attempting to use it.
While Mackey's business was not the
most lauda BILE, the jury was OF the
firm belief he did exactly the proper
caper in shooting Riley.
The gentlemen of the Swedish
church will give basket social at The
Onera House Saturday evening to
which all are invited. The proceeds
of the social are to be devoted 10 the
funds of the church. The ladies will
buy the baskets to be sold at auction
by II. Van Blarcom and "a general
good time is promised.
The masquerade given by tile
scandinavian band Saturday evening
W Is Il very successful event and much
enjoyed by all who attended. The
attendance of maskers was large and
some Of the costumes were of the
best. The band realized about $50.
WagnerS orchestra furnished the
music.
Ben HOrovitZ, one Of Hibbing' g
pioneer merchants now conducting Il
successful business at Ely, has spent
tile greater part Of the week here
the repair work on his
building from which P. E. AronsOR
has just removed. When the work
is completed Mr.. HOrovitZ will put in
Il stock of clothing and gent IS furnish
ings, keeping however, his home and
store at Ely.-Hibbing Tribune.
o. Bedard, Of Selkirk. Manitoba,
has written to Chief of Police aBeau
as to the whereabouts Of
his son, Stanislas Bedard, also known
as STANLEY" and SANDY" Bedard.
The young man at present should be
% years of age and left home four