The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-05-27

business in Duluth, were liz Ine ClCy
Tuesday,
The largest pike it has ever been
our fortune to see was caught by Jos.
Seraphine and Thos. Eddy at Hoodoo
Point. 1t was beauty and tipped the
scales at II pounds.
VIM. Chapel and VIM. Morrish left
Monday morning for Bay City. Mich.
where they have secured situations in
the coal mines. Their families will re-
main in Ely for the present.
Hor WHY who has conducted res
taurant in the rear of Bart Coffey's
saloon for several years, has closed up
the restaurant and left yesterday for
Chicago.
Capt. VIM. Cowling and daughter,
Miss Sadie, left yesterday morning
for an extended visit in England.
They will be absent all summer.
Thos. Quayle and john Cook who
have been in Duluth in attendance of
District Court as jurors, returned
yesterday having completed their
work.
President Cole and Superintendent
Olcott. of the Steel corporation
mines arrived In the city on the
special car, "Soudan" and are looking
over the properties.
Patronize the High School boys
athletic exhibition at the ball park
tomorrow morning. The Eveleth
boys arrive this evening and must be
taken care Of. Admission is only 10c.
Emil Hautala and Atelma Erkila
secured license to wed Tuesday.
They were married the same even
ing by Rev. Mandelloff.
Hugh Steele the contractor who
put in the intake pipe came up from
Duluth Monday and spent few DAYS
in the city on business.
Oska Hynninen and Kustaa Ambur-
sin renowned their allegiance to the
Car of Russia before Deputy Schaefer
Tuesday. Ignac Cimerman and Mar
garetha Henikman secured marri-
age license the same day.
Norman Mcdonald has resigned his
position with the Roberts barber shop
and has rented the Bedford place
where he will be prepared to meet
his various friends.
M. J. Murphy of the Vail Clothing
Co.. left Tuesday morning for the
Twin cities and Chicago where he pur-
chases goods for his concern. He will
be absent several weeks.
Rev. E. G.. Clemans presiding elder
OF the M. E Church was in the city
Monday on his way to Winton where
he conducted conferencean and also gave
Rev. Saunderson charge of the Winton
church.
Sunday visits to BURNSIDE lake are
a pleasant outing and INDUCED in by
large parties from this city. Little
Long Lake is also coming in for its
share of visitors this season.
Louis Eisenach, John Cove and F
IC. Miller left Sunday for Crane lake
on sturgeon fishing excursion. They
were accompanied by the Indian
Burnside John.
| Mrs. Andrew Nelson, Mrs. John A
Johnson and Miss Mamie Erickson re
turned from Tower Saturday where
they had been in attenda nee of tn,
funeral of their grandparent, Chris
tian Sovde.
Christian Sovde, one of the pioneer
of the Vermilion range. died a,
Tower last week of dropsy. He Leaves
three sons and four daughters to mourn
his demise. one son, j. G. Sovde re
siding in this city.
Chief Engineer Angst and Road
master Shea, of the Duluth & Irol
t Range were IN this city Tuesday OIL
business connected with the placing
, of the spur tracks for the new shat
at the Pioneer.
! John Runquist was in the city Tues
day in connection with the work Q
] laying the tracks at the Pioneer shat
e for which he has the contract an
: which work is now being done by hi
crews
A sign "Closed by the Sheriff"
! conspiciously displayed in the windo'
q of the clothing establishment forme
ly conducted by a Hebrew gentlema
e in the little place next to Gleason
y old furniture store.
y VIM. Phillips left Friday for Gran
Rapids Mimi, where he goes to a
g cept a position with the Caniste
e Mining company, property und'
# the SUPPLEMENTARY of Capt. Harl
Thomas.
! F. E. Wood returned Saturday fro
:. his visit with relatives at Chete
u Wis. Mr.. Wood has resigned b
oos;t;oD 90 CO loonap with n q KO