The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-09-25
Columbian Male Quartette, Sept. 20.

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nesday for few days.
A large number of woodsmen are
arriving daily for the camps in this
vicinity.
VIM. Pattison came up from Super.
ior Tuesday to look over his various
mining interests.
John r. Meining, the candy man
of Duluth. was in the city Tuesday.
T. A, Johnston, of the Lake Super.
ior Bag Co., of Superior, interviewed
customers in the city this week.
Landlord Glode of the Vail reports
an unusually good business this
month.
Mrs. Grant McMahan entertains
the ladies with cards at her residence
on Harvey street this afternoon.
DR.. Lewis A. Moore, of Chicago,
has arrived and assumed position
at the Shipman hospital.
Call and see the new line of boys
clothing just received at Vails
Clothing store.
Columbian Male Quartette, Sept. 20.
A. f. Thayer has been busy at
Tower for two weeks installing heat
ing plants in the bank and also the
Vermilion hotel.
Mrs. Martin and daughter OF Hib-
bling are in the city on visit with
friends. Mrs. Martin was formerly
Mrs. Anthony Smale.
Matt Shortall, chief of police of
Saltwater, formerly marshall OF Evel-
eth and we'll known on the ranges.
died at Saltwater last week aged 81
years.
The infant child of Chief of Police
and Mrs. LaBeau is seriously ill with
typhoid fever from which he has been
suffering for five weeks.
Mrs. e. w. Doe left yesterday morn
ing for Willow River, MIMI, where
she will visit relatives for some time.
The rainfall during the ten days.
storm Just closed was All inches. The
storm lasted from September to ID.
In another column will be found an
ad. of Spritzer, the Tailor and Cloth
Ter which will be interesting for you
TO read.
Miss Amy Westcott left Monday
morning for Chicago where she goes
to attend an art institute for the
winter term.
Mrs. e. III. Bull of Tower came up
Tuesday on the noon train and spent
until 2 O'Clock visiting with her bro
ther, E. j. Morcom, and family.
Alex Fogelberg, st. Louis county
inmate of the asylum at st. Peter, is
dying. Fogelberg was committed
September "a, 1889.
Miss Olga Skantze, left last week
for Minneapolis where she will take a
course in bookkeeping at the new
Finnish college just organized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nalevanko and child
rem departed Wednesday for New York
where they visit friends, after which
they 90 to the old country to make
their home.
Judge Cosgrove went to Du-
luth Tuesday where he met Mrs. Cos
grove who was returning from a sum-
mer,s visit with her daughter. Mrs.
P. f. Wagner, in Everett. Washington
Holders of season tickets. Your
tickets reserved Monday at the City
Drug store for the first of the Ely
Entertainment Course. tue Columbian
Male Quartette.
VIM. McCurdy of McCurdy Bros.
contractors of Houghton, Mich, ac-
companied by Jso. Smith and Frank
Theno, have arrived and will begin
work on the Pioneer engine and
boiler house.
G. G.. Miller, travelling for the Du-
luth Paper Co., and erstwhile can
didate on the Democratic ticket for
sheriff. was in the city Wednesday
on business for his company.
John Majerle, well known in this
CITY. was drowned at Knife River
Saturday afternoon by falling off log
raft upon which he was at work. He
had relatives at Calumet, Mich, and
one, Matt Kapsch, in this city.
The postoffice is being improved
with new hardwood floor, an i'm
provement very much needed. An
other section Of boxes will also be
put in.
The baby girl mentioned last week
as having arrived at the home Of POST
master and Mrs. CowIing happens to
be a boy. Our Informant was evil
IDENTIFY badly mistaken.
Rev. Gustaf Sundstrom of the
Swedish Baptist church left Wednes-
day morning for Chicago, where he
will attend a theological college for
the winter.
E. L. Millar, the jovial publisher OF
the Duluth Trade News, was in the
city yesterday. on business con-
nected with his publication. Mr..
Millar reported trade very good in
in his line.
The Duluth white Sox" and the
Two HarbOrs team played at Two
Harbors Sunday and the Duluth boys
won out on a score of 10 to 6. Thos.
Magson, of this city assisted the
Two Harbors club.
Johannes Arthur Nyholm, Hjalmar
Alexander Nyholm, John Sutela and
Mike Alanen, renowned their alleg-
lance to the Car Of Russia before
Deputy Clerk of the Court Schaefer
Monday.
Low rates to the West via. The
North Western Line. One-waY
Colonists' tickets to points in Cali
fornia Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona
and Utah. For full information
call on or write to Geo. N. Smith,
General Agent. 405 West Superior
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