The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-06-26

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been considerably shot to pieces thu
past two weeks.
The A Austrian societies held apicni'
Sunday at the grove west Of town an(
Il good time was had. The societies
paraded the streets before going tt
the grounds.
Rev. E. p. Savage. OF the Children
Home Society Of Minnesota. lleIC
services at the M. e. church Sunda,
morning and evening.
County Attorney John NJ. Nc
Clintock was up from Duluth Wed
nesday looking up the evidence in The
Morrison and Gustafson shooting
cases.
Paint your Floors with Colt & Cos
Floor paint. Dries quick and wears
like iron. For sale at Fenske's Hard
ware Emporium.
j. w. Allen, deputy state factory
inspector for this district spent sew
eral days in the city this week and
| inspected the various manufacturing
, institutions here and at Winton.
! Max Buh who for several weeks has
been employed on the MINER has
gone to Calumet, Mich, where he
will be emplyed on an Austrian paper
known as the "Glasnik. y"
A. J. Thomas was so years of age
yesterday while Mrs. Thomas was 43
the day before. A party of friends
rendered the couple Il surprise party
last evening at which good time
was had,
Miss Matilda Fletcher, the lady
who will lecture here on Thurday
evening comes recommended in the
highest by the press OF the cities
where she has appeared.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Hutchings and
family have moved to Virginia where
they make their home in the future.
Many friends in Ely wish them sue
cess in their new home.
State Boiler Inspector r. E. Patter-
son is in the city this week in his
official capacity. We acknowledge Il
pleasant call and while we do not
believe all dob" says, we sometimes
think he tells the truth.
DR.. Shipman returned last evening
from his visit to Milwaukee and Chic
ago. He was accompanied on his
return by his daughter Miss Angela,
who has been attending school in
Milwaukee and Miss Hoff of the lat
ter city who will spend the summer
here.
The picnic by the Finnish Temper
ance Society Sunday will be gala
event. Not only is Il special train
coming from Tower as announced in
another column but from the Mesaba
range towns. The train will arrive
at about II o'clock.
Emil Bjorkman and Miss Aino
Melartin secused license to wed
Tuesday. Both are well known in
this city and numerous friends wish
them unlimited happiness. The
groom is one of the employees Of the
Ely Finnish Stock company and the
leader Of the Finnish Glee Club.
The Wild West has come and gone
and with it has gone considerable of
Ely's money. The skin games were
numerous and suckers were more
plentiful. Notwiths a n ing the
warning given after last years visits
of the grafterorganizatiOns, the short
change, prize package and shell game
artists reaped harvest. It is well.
People who squeeze the pennies until
they get brown, let loose for every
CRATER that comes along.
Another Of these Consignment
outfits has struck town and opened
up with stock of truck in the Stoll
building. Our home merchants carry
everything that is necessary for a
place like this and the consignment
crowd should be given Il wide berth
They are here for the purpose of get
ting the cash. When you want a
stand-off the local merchant is COCO
enough to deal with. II the proper
thing was done. these fellows should
be kept out of town.
Miss Tena Western and Mr.. Henry
r. Ketchum were united in holy
bonds of matrimony by Rev. S. M
Marsh at the residence of the bride.
mother Wednesday at noon. The
young people departed on the O'Clock
train for a wedding trip to Detroit
Mich, and other cities. Mr.. Ketchun
holds a responsible position with tin,
MILESTONE company in Duluth
The bride is one OF Ely's popular
young ladies Tand many friends
here wish them much happiness
Only few invited guests were
present at the ceremony.
The Village of Fall Lake has ar
ranged for an elaborate celebration
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