The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-04-01

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mia. Walter had been i'll for several
years.
VIM. j. Wiechard of the Ely Cigar
company reports that while driving
home from Winton one evening last
week he was attacked by wild cat
and only succeeded in beating it off
after few minutes lively fighting.
M. Sheehan, of the crew employed
on the shaft house at the Pioneer was
called to his home in Calumet. Mich.
Wednesday morning by telegram
announcing the death of his brother
George Cornell, formerly of the Du-
luth & Iron Range, but later of the
Pacific coast, arrived in the city Tues
day evening on visit to his numerous
friends. His many friends were
pleased to-see him.
The ladies' of the S. H. & e. F.
Lodge Klippan No. Is will give
social at the Turf Hall on Monday
evening, April 4, to which all are in
vited.
The rumor is now In circulation
that DR.. j. D. Kerns, the veterinary
surgeon had died in Duluth from
paralysis a week ago. So far we have
been unable to verify the rumor.
Peter Bergleen. formerly LANDLORD
of the Exchange, returned from
Duluth visit early in the week. He
is now employed as mixer with Barth.
Coffey.
The Ely Star band give ball Mon
day at the Skala hall. On Saturday
evening the band give ball at the
Forester hall at Winton.
The Rebekahs are making arrange
ments for ball to be given on the
evening of April IA and good time
is promised. Tickets, including sup
per S1.00.
Mrs. M, Grant announces the open
ing of the soda water season next
Sunday. Her soda fountain has been
furnished with the finest syrups and
fiavors.
A class Of thirty-six were given the
thirty-second degree in Masonry in
Duluth yesterday. Among the names
appear those of G.. II. Good and w. A.
McCurdy of this city. Chas. Trezona
and Reuben Toms are in attendance.
Mrs. Chas. Grabowsky and children
left Tuesday morning for an extended
visit with relatives at Detroit, Mich.
She will also visit other Michigan
cities before her return. Mr.. Grab
owsky accompanied her as far as Du-
luth.
d. II. ingalls,, veterinary surgeon
is located at the Exchange Hotel
where he is prepared to answer day or
night calls for either Ely or Winton.
Ring up the Exchange Hotel and ask
for DR.. ingalls,.
Anything in the veterinary line will
be promptly attended to by DR.. In
gals, licensed veterinary surgeon.
Day or night calls attended to both
in the city and at Winton. Ring up
the Exchange Hotel.
Another business change took place
when Chas. Schaeffer sold to John A.
Densmore his rights in thelivery bust
ness. recently purchased by him from
John Bedford. Mr.. Densmore.has been
engaged in the livery business lin the
Kotchevar stables. The new purchase
his business to agreeable
Here is something worth knowing.
When splinter has been driven
deeply into the hand it can be ex-
tracted without pain by steam.
Nearly fill a wide mouthed-bottle
with hot water, place the injured
part over the mouth and press
tightly. The suction will draw the
flesh down and in minute or two the
steam will extract the splinter and
the inflammation together.
The Exchange Hotel has secured
an entire new outfit of saloon fixtures
and the same will be immediately
Landlord Wilkin is bound
to keep his house up to the constantly
growing demand for first class place
and the increasing trade shows his
efforts are appreciated.
Mrs. John Roua died Monday from
the effects of a ruptured blood vessel.
She was taken to the Tanner hospital
in the afternoon but died the same
evening. Mrs. Roha was a woman
much beloved by a host of friends and
leaves husband and two children to
mourn her untimely death. The
funeral occurred Wednesday from the
Finnish church.
Miss Grace Toms entertained a
party of young people on Tuesday
evening and most pleasant evening
was enjoyed with cards and other
games. The head prizes were won by