The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-02-05


Mrs. M. Roach of Winton enter
tanned at pedro one day this week.
Mrs, Jas. Bale left Wednesday for a
visit with her brother at Biwabik.
NJ. e. Gleason has been on the sick
list this week confined with the grin.
The monthly meeting of the Ely
Fire Department occurred Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. VIM. Richards left Tuesday for
an extended visit with relatives in
Canada.
Mrs. J. Seraphne has been on the
sick list this week with an attack Of
the grip.
John Nichols of Tower is employed
as chef at the Vail hotel during the
vacation of r. Griffin.
A cut of one-half is made on all
ladies' and children's Jackets at Berg
lund Bros.
Mrs. Harry Chinn has been seri-
ously i'll the past two weeks but is
now on the road to recovery.
The young son of George Barbran
has the scarlet feyerand the residence
has been quarantined.
Mis-. Olof KnutSon has been i'll this
week with the grip but is now re-
covering.
John Roberts left yesterday for his
Colorado home after a two weeks
visit here with friends.
Summer goods have begun to arrive
at Berglund Bros. and will be placed
on display in few days.
Berglund Bros. are selling ladies'
and children's jackets at far below
manufacturers prices. Actually one
half off.
Rev. j. A. Lewis of Sondan, who
supplies the NJ. E. pulpit at Winton,
is in the city today on the way co his
charge.
We must have room, therefore we
sell ladies and children's Jackets at
actually onehalf of former prices.
Cheaper than manufacturers prices.
The home of Capt. Roberts of the
Pioneer has been quarantined for
diphtheria, the elder son being af-
ficted with the disease,
Mrs. e. Williams, who has been
spending few days in this city, guest
of her sister, Mrs. S. S. Chiders, re-
turned to her home at Hibbng Tues
day.
Ed. Robinson returned Wednesday
from visit with his family in Du-
luth, He was accompanied by Ed. jr.
who will spend few days with
friends in this city.
The Chicago Lyceum Lady Quar-
tette will appear at the Opera House.
Monday, February Is. being the final
entertainment in the Star Course.
The entertainment will begin at $50.
The extreme cold weather and the
failure of arrival of necessary material
have kept Contractor Steele from his
work this week of putting in the in
take pipe of the city water plant.
A diamond drill will be put to work
in few days on the Roy claim near
Tower by II. j. Walsh and associates
1t is confidently expected that some
thing will be shown up, as the show
ings are of the best.
Municipal Judge Cosgrove is a
candidate for reelection and points
with pride to his record of fines and
fees collected during the nine past
months. He has turned in to Trea-
surer Cowen the sum of 1883 so and
has sent to County Treasurer Whipple
the sum of $4,000, a total of $2O13S0
Rev. Peter Wuori, who for the past
two years has filed the pulpit at the,
Finnish Lutheran church has re-
signed and will leave for Ironwood,
Mich, where he has secured SINH
lar charge. His going is regretted
by the congregation. The place will
be filled by Rev. W. H. Mandellof.
of Rock Springs, Wyo.
Invitations have been issued by
the committee for a social dance
party at the Turf Hall on next Fri
day evening, Feb. u, (Eincoln's
birthday Gregory's Orchestra of
Duluth will furnish the music, a
guarantee of its excellence, it being
one of the most popular musical
organizations at the head Of the
lakes. Tickets have been placed at
$500 including supper at the Vail
Hotel. The committee promises a
good time and all those fortunate
enough to secure an invitation
should make it point to attend.
i Onlya few minutes were required
by jury in Judge Ensign's room
early in the week to decide that the
Modern WoOdmen were responsible
70. the face of the policy held by
A. j. Cook who was drowned about
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