The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-10-16


year.
Ely Steam Laundry, Telephone 81.
A party of Missouri people passed
through the city Monday on their way
to Canada and the country north Of
us on canoe trip. They were accom-
panied by Andrew Toutloff as guide.
Archie Philip and J. c. Green, game
wardens, were up from Duluth Sun
day and Monday and spent the days
on Burnside lake looking for violat-
ors of the game and fish laws.
Herbert L. Cope. humorist, at the
Opera House. October 81.
Mrs. W. F. Murray. Mrs. Peter
Bergleen and sister, Miss Nora, In
dulged In the novel trip of being
hoisted up in the bucket to the top of
the new chimney at '.B" shaft at the
Pioneer mine Wednesday.
Steamboat Inspectors Monahan and
Chalk, accompanied by Clerk of the
Court j. P. Johnson. passed through
the city Wednesday on their way to
Eastwood lake to inspect the boats on
these waters.
Ely Steam Laundry, Telephone 81.
Jas. Hodgon was injured at the
Zenith mine Saturday night in such
a manner as to lay him up for some
time. A bar penetrated the fleshy
part of his leg and his back was
wrenched In trying to save himself
from fall.
John Gouze denies that his family
was increased by the addition Of a
girl as stated in the MINER last week.
Our informant was mistaken In the
name and so misinformed us. We are
sorry.
Herbert L. Cope, humorist, at the
Opera House, October 81.
The Custodls Chimney company
have completed the stack of the Pho
neer and will 90 to Eveleth the first of
the week to build u brick stack at the
Laura mine. Later they return and
erect the stack for the city's water and
light station.
John Jackman. left yesterday for
Grayling in Aitkin County. where he
will reside. His family will follow in
a few days. Mr.. Jackman will occupy
farm and open general store in
that city. lie will also handle farm
machinery.
Ely Steam Laundry. Telephone 54.
Frank Kreager has dissolved part
nership with the firm Of Kreager &
Wiechard and has gone to ST. Paul
where he will make his home in the
future. Frank was very popular
young man and made many friends
here during his seven months re-
sidence who wish him success in his
new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Chapel have
sent out Invitations to the marriage
of their daughter, Louisa, to Mr.
William Morrisll. which occurs on
Saturday evening, October oath, at
s o'clock. The young people are well
known to the larger part Of our Giti-
zens and many friends join the
MINER in wishing them success in the
step they are about to take.
Ely Steam Laundry. Telephone 81.
E. e. johnson. former bookkeeper
of the defunct Commercial Banking
company has been sentenced to the
st. Cloud reformatory. The REFORM
atory sentence is under the indeter-
inmate act which permits of release
after the lapse Of one year in event
of good behavior.
The open season for partridge began
yesterday and the woods is full of
hunters. So many grouse have been
shot before the season opened. that
cartridges are a scarcity. The laws
in regari to birds should be changed
so that grouse and partridges come
within the same game seasons.
Mrs. Peter Schaefer entertained the
ladies at pedro last Friday
afternoon. Six tables were occu-
pied and fifteen games were played.
Mrs. L. M. Wagner was awarded the
first prize and Mrs. j. L. Shannon
the second. Mrs. A. j. Feneske se-
cured the foot prize. A lunch was
served and good time. enjoyed by
all.
Nothing so helps a man in business,
whether in the store, or on the farm
or in the factory. as to look out and
get out Of his environments OCCASION
ally into the great broad world. The