The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-10-23

returned Saturday evening from theil
visit to Mr.. Aubin's claim in the Yer
million River region.
Tomorrow evening occurs the marri
age of William Morris to Miss Louise
Chapel at the residence of the BRIDE:
parents.
Edward and F. A. Thomas of Biwa
blk, spent several days in this city
this week visiting with friends ant
relatives.
Ely Steam Laundry, Telephone 81.
S. r. Smith after an absence of two
or three weeks Is again looking aftel
the interests Of the Mahoning Iron s
Steel Co. in this vicinity.
Mrs. Frank Yerich died at her home
in this city Friday Of consumption
and was buried Saturday from the
Catholic church. She leaves hus
band and several children.
Mrs. Caroline Veal and son arrived
from England and will make theii
home here In the future, Mrs. Veal
having become the bride Saturday
evening OF Capt. John Tregear.
LOsT.-Friday. between the Chand-
Ter and Pioneer mines. a Order Book
of the Hercules Powder company.
Finder please leave same with Thos.
Carey.
The crew of men for the Custodis
Chimney Co.. Of Chicago which has
in this city for several weeks erecting
the chimney for the "B" shaft OF the
Pioneer, left Wednesday morning for
Eveleth where they will erect stack
at the Laura mine.
Ely Steam Laundry. Telephone 81.
A party composed of Frank Hodge.
Will Burnley, Dave Otter and Will
Holmes who have been hunting ducks
at Nett Lake, returned Saturday
evening with thirty ducks. All of
the party report an excellent time.
Ely Steam Laundry. Telephone 81.
The Saturday evening passenger
train turned and went to Tower after
its arrival here taking down party
of Masons to attend a meeting Of the
order In that city. Among those who
went down from here wee Captains
Trezona, Toms and Cowling, w. T.
James, Judge COsgrove and several
others whose names we failedlto learn,
County Superintendent Of Schools
A. II. Parks, says that since he an.
nounced that he could supply positions
for teachers in number Of other
counties In the state he has been
fairly overwhelmed with applica-
tions, not only from this county but
southern Minnesota, Wisconsin, Mi
chigan and even North Dakota. The
applications were all from experien
ced teachers.
The fire department was called out
evening from box No. Is, at
Vail Hotel corner. After run to the
corner mentioned the fire was found
to be at the residence Of Mr. Fisher,
below the Methodist church, and the
boys were compelled to haul their
carts up the hill again. causing con-
siderable loss of time. After hard
fight the building was saved but their
interior, including furniture, was
spoiled. We understand Mr.. Fisher
carried insurance to the full amount.
The length of either day or night
may be accurately reckoned by the
following simple rule: Multiply the
hour of the sun rising by two and
it will give the length of the night:
m dltiply the hour Of setting by two
and it will give the length Of the day;
thus take the day when the sun rises
at $50 and sets at $50. Apply the
rule and you will have "A night of thir'
teen hours and a day Of eleven hours
The rule will be found absolutely ac-
curate at any season Of the year.
A large attendance greeted Herbert
L. Cope at the Opera House, Wednes-
day evening and were immensely
pleased. Mr.. Cope is an entertainer
of the first class and holds his
audience from the beginning to the
end. His renditions were extra good.
A pleasing part of the programme
was the music rendered by the new
concert orchestra which appeared for
the first time. The next Of the series
will take place next month at date
not yet given out.