The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-11-06

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Catholic church.
Judge Van Blarcom and party re-
turned Friday from their trip to the
Judges claim at Silver City. With
the Judge were A. d. Ellefsen and NJ.
o. Aubolee and Sheriff Emil Nelson
of Two Harbors.
| The Duluth & Iron Range has re-
moved its station from NOlander to
Aurora, the new tOwnsite now on the
market. The station was moved a
mile west to the Miller mine spur.
The ball given by Wagner's Orches-
ira at the Turf hall Saturday evening
was well attended and enjoyed. The
music was excellent and up to its
usual high standard.
The land office at Duluth reports
an enormous amount of business for
the month of October, taking in over
S41OOO. This Isl almost double the
business done in September.
The new school house at White
Iron Lake has been almost completed
and will soon be occupied. We under
stand Miss Anna Harrio has been en-
gagged to teach at White Iron.
Capt. Frank Kent and daughters.
Misses Nina and Bessie, returned to
their home at Mountain Iron this
morning after their sorrowful mission
to this city.
Ely Steam Laundry, Telephone 54.
The Cemetery Association have
placed a new gate at the entrance to
the grounds ard have also made pro-
visions for further Strengthening the
fence about the premises. Trees
will also be planted on the grounds.
The October contest for high scores
closed Saturday evening at the bow
ing alley. f. c. Miller was awarded
the watch chain on a score of 233 and
Miss B. Coffey secured the cut glass
dish on score of 179.
The sudden illness of Judge Morris
necessitated a recess in the United
States Court to December Monday
noon. Several important cases will
then come up. among others the case
of the United States against Sven
Olson and others.
Bird hunting parties have been
quite numerous the past week but all
report scarcity. Too many grouse"
were shot before the partridge season
opened and in consequence these lat
ter birds have been about all anihi-
lated.
Ely Steam Laundry, Telephone "a.
County Attorney McClintock will
soon prosecute a case to determine
the ownership of some gambling tools
seized by the sheriff at Eveletll. The
action is taken that they may be de-
stroyed. They were seized from
August Kurkela, but it is claimed
William Coss of Eyeleth has chattelf
mortgage on the devices.
The funeral of Lillian. the fourteen
year old daughter Of Mr.. 'and Mrs.
Paul Uren took place from the M. E.
church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
and was very largely attended, the
church being crowded. Rev. Saunder-
son delivered very able address and
conducted the services. A large con-
course followed the remains to the
cemetery.
The Modern Woodmen of Winton
will give grand ball at Forester
Hall at Winton to morrow evening,
to which all are invited. Wagner's
Orchestra will furnish the music and
tickets, including lunch have been
placed at Sl.OO. A buss will leave the
Vail Hotel corner tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock to convey all who wish to
attend.the ball.
Ely Steam Laundry, Telephone 81.
Hunting licenses were issued this
week for Matt E. Porthan, Frank
Lousin. David and Fred Utter, Chas.
Larson, G. G.. Wylie, Victor Lind,
Frank L. Barrett, AL. Bedford, Geo.
Lott. VIM. Vuoti. Oscar Haikinen,
Nick Alfalfa, John Gianotti, G.. W.
Thatcher. John Annala, Joseph Hill.
Walter Aijala, Garrett Byrnes, John
Jardi, Peter Mattieson, Louis Barto,
John O'Connor, Jacob Skoglund,
Richard Hodge, Abraham Koski,
Mrs. F. L. Cowen entertained the
ladies yesterday afternoon with cards
and guessing contest. Mrs. p.
Schaefer was awarded the head prize
on the cards and second prize in the
guessing contest. Mrs. Geo. Westcott
secured second prize on cards and
Mrs. M. G. Woodward first in the
guessing. A very pleasant time was
had and the hostess served most de-
| licious lunch.
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