The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-10-30

paper soon in the Finnish language.
Mrs. Martin Prisk returned We'd
nesday from a two weeks visit in
Calumet and other copper country
points.
Judge Van Blarcom. A. D. Ellefsen
and NJ. o. Aubolee left yesterday
morning for three days trip to the
judges claim on White Iron Lake.
Rev. r. w. Saunderson and family
arrived from Duluth Friday evening
and at once took possession of the
M. E. parsonage.
Miss Florence Carey returned Sat-
urday from Chicago where she had
spent month visiting with her
sister.
A crew of men is at present employ
ed in restringing the city electric
light wires and otherwise getting in
condition for winter.
Andrew Bobnar and Johan Verhov-
mix renounced their allegiance to the
| Emperor of Austria before Deputy
Clerk of the Court Schaefer yester-
day.
Mrs. J. Hirstio of West Superior,
is in the city on a visit to friends,
guest at the r. POlkinghorne resi-
dence.
Alfred Kearney of Saltwater arriv.
ed Tuesday evening for a visit with
fsiends in the city. He is a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Shannon.
Fred D. Vibert, at one time pub
Usher of a newspaper at Cloquet but
now deputy collector of internal
revenue, was in the city Tuesday on
official business.
A. f. Thayer and crew of plumbers
went to Eveleth Monday where he
has several contracts for work in shis
line. Mr.. Thayer has worked up
quite business in the range towns.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Purdy of Tower
have taken up their residence in this
city. Mr.. Purdy being employed as
drill runner at the White Iron Lake
explorations.
Mrs. John Brown who had been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. st. Marie, returned TO her home
at Soudan Wednesday.
A reception will be rendered Rev.
Saunderson and family at the M. E.
church Tuesday evening, to which
all are invited. A lunch Will be
served.
Mrs. Martin Pattison and II. w.
Fisher was up from Duluth Tuesday
on business connected with the add
justment of the insurance on the re-
sidence burned last week.
The editor has recovered his attack
of quinsy and our gasoline engine is
running smoothly and we are again
in condition to turn out work as here
tofore. Give us call.
Mark Zoretic in FIVE games played
in succession at the bowling parlorS
Wednesday made the magnificent
average of POP. This is a record
seldom equalled.
Bills are out announcing a Halo
ween Ball at the Turf hall for next
Saturday evening. Wagner's Orches-
ira of six pieces will furnish the
music, which in itself is guarantee
that good time will be had.
Louis Eisenach, Peter Bergleen and
Jas. III. White have returned from
their duck hunting trip to the Bass
wood lake country. They report fair
success.
The cases of the United States, vs..
Swallow, Hopkins, Agatin, Mahon
and Olson for attempting to defraud
the government on some land deals,
have been continued until the first
Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
Sheriff Butchart says John Will
liams has nothing coming to him for
alleged services during the campaign
Swo years ago. Williams recently
entered suit against Butchart for
money claimed to be due him..
Work on the city water mains by
Runquist & Engle is progressing rap
idly and promises an early completion.
A force is now employed at the lower
end of Sheridan street.
DR.. o. w. Parker, for the past three
years located at Soudan with DR..
Wunder, has taken a position with
the Shipman Hospital. The DR.. is a
pleasant gentleman and comes with
the best of recommendations from
our neighboring city.
Chas. Grabowsky, chief clerk at the
Pioneer and Henry Chinn, chief clerk
at the Chandler spent few days in
Duluth this week attending a meet
ing of the clerical department of the
United States Steel corporation.
'Skook" Brownell while out play
ing Wednesday had the misfortune