The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-02-13

j. IN. ODQeruili OF the 81. Cr0iX
Company had the fortune to shoot
two bear this week on visits to the
camps.
i Mrs. Geo. Bloomfield and daughter,
Miss Lille, arrived from Howard.
Colo, last evening for Il visit in the
icity.
i Mrs. NJ. O'Keefe and children who
have been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
P. r. Vail, returned TO their. home al
Tower Wednesday.
| The MINER force has been kept
very busy the past week issuing the
program for the school entertain
ment and other printing.
| ''GOlly de polliticks of dis family
am all right now'' at opera house,
Feb. "a,
II. Strand. deputy head consul of
Duluth, was in the city Tuesday in
the interests of the Modern Wood
men.
| Martin ~Forsin an employe of
Swallow & Hopkins was killed by IL
falling limb Tuesday. He was %
years of age and single. The funeral
occurred Yesterday.
A very pleasant party enjo. ed them
selves at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. BEDFORD at the Zeuith Tuesday
evening. Dancing was the feature of
the evening. for which Spnoner's or
chestra furnished the music.
Il guess l go mil de table out" at
the opera house Feb. oath.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chinn enter
tanned at cards Tuesday evening aud
a very good time was had, r. Polk
inghorne and Mrs. r. Polkinghorne
won the ladies' aud gents head prizes
and Miss Elda and Mr.. Jake Skogland
carried off the foot prizes.
The country editors will take i'm the
sights Of ST. Paul on the 10Th and Goth
of this month The occasion for this
assemblying is the thirty-seventh
annual meeting of the Minnesota
Editorial Association.
The deputy sheriffS appointed by
Sheriff Butchart are VIM. LaBeau for
Ely, Stephen Jnmes for Eyeletl, M.
J. Mclaughlin, Mountain Iron. John
Healy, Hibbing, F. B. Rossom, Vir-
ginia.
Pimples, faded complexion, chapp-
ed skin. red. rough hands, eczema.
letter. bad blood. cured in short
time, with Rocky Mountain Tea, the
great complexion restorer. A. S.
James.
Miss Marion Newman has been re-
moved from the Eisenach residence
to the Shlpman hospital. Miss Bart
lett, Il trained nurse arrived from Du
luth Tuesday TO attend Miss Newman
who is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Margaret Mclaughlin at the Wagner
residence Monday evening by a host
of young people at which good time
was had. Cards were fndulged, Miss
Mclaughlin winning the ladies head
prize and G. j., Mott the gentleman's
| prize.
1.-THE Duluth Consignment Co." is
the title of concern that has just
struck town The firm is composed
of Hebrews and the stock is composed
OF clothing and furnishings Our
people will do we'll to investigate this
concern before purchasing their goods
and it will be we'll to give them the
go-by. Our merchants carry everv-
thing that is necessary for town
this size without the aid OF transient
hawkers and pedders. See that they
pay their license at any rate.
! Jos. Kat0vich is a festive gentle
man who appeared before Judge Van
BlarcOm Tuesday charged with
raking the clothes from Jos. Korntield
and otherwise abusing the person Of
the said Kornfleid. The rake was
used in an argument oyer some goods
purchased from K0rntield which
Katovich claimed were not as repre-
sented. Judge Van Blarcom fined
the yielder of the rake SO and costs
which was promptly paid.
| A fire started in the shaft Of the
| Spruce mine at Eveleth Wednesday
resulted in the death of two men,
| VIM. II. Mathews and Mike O'Brein.
! Twelve men were in the mine during
the fire, but upoh the control of the
same, ten came TO the surface. The
two that were killed came within 40
feet of the top but fell back overcome
| by the smoke and gas.
A. II. Park, county superintendent
of schous was in the Wednesday
visiting the schools. We acknow-
ledge a pleasant call. In conversa-
lion with a MINER reporter MIR. Park
expressed himself as very we'll pleased
with the appearance of the schools
| hare nd un.S thu fpIy nno faIltf tn