The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-05-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS,

P NJ Olson left yesterday for I
visit in Duluth.
John Carlson spent Friday in Du
luth.
Attorney Thomas was in Duluth
yesterday.
Frank Deegan has severed his con
nection with the Vail Hotel.
Attorney Theo. HOLSTER of Duluth
was in the city Friday.
City Attorney Osborne spent Fri
day in Duluth.
See Miller's ad. in this issue. I'm.
portant matters contained therein.
Mr. and Mrs Mike Somero became
the parents Wednesday of baby boy
Omer Hebert is in the city on a
| visit to friends and relatives.
Miss Addie Van Blarcom has been
re-engaged to teach at Hibbing.
Thos. Eddy made a trip to Two
Harbors Tuesday.
Frank Rosenstein and Maria Jer.
man secured license to wed Mon.
day.
The big Store" has new ad. in
this issue which you will do we'll to
read.
Thos. Magson returned Tuesday
evening from Minneapolis where he
had spent the winter:
DR.. H. Ingalls, the veterinary will
leave about the 18th for visit at his
home at Gladstone, Mich.
A brother of Casper Thesis arrived
from the old country last week and
will make his home here.
Capt. VIM. Cowling accompanied
by Miss Sadie left yesterday morning
for a visit on the MeSaba range.
"Corbett" Mahoney who has spent
the winter in the south returned to
Winton Wednesday for the summer.
John Mervar, Frank Saijc, Luigi
Kocjanic, Frank Tomsich and John
TomsiCh secured first papers this week
Miss Hulda Kahlberg has gone to
Duluth to reside having accepted a
position with one of the stores.
Twenty-three divorce cases are on
the calendar for this term of the
District Court.
Ed. BENEFITS has returned to this
city from South Africa where he has
spent the past six months.
Abraham Collins and bride arrived
Friday evening from England where
they were married on March 9.
Fred Reuther attended the dance
and theatrical production at Tower
Friday evening given by the Tower
teachers.
DR.. and Mrs. III. e. Wunder were
up from Sondan over Sunday on a
visit to Mrs, Wunder's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Bale.
Sam Rapson and family have gone
on an extended visit through the
western coast cities in Washington,
Oregon and California.
Miss Ethel Tremewan has entered
the MINER office as an apprentice and
will master the intricate mazes OF a
art.
e. J. Haws, who has been employed
on the MINER for nearly year, de-
parted Tuesday for Chicago where he
has secured situation.
The fishing season opened Sun
day and many are aVailing themselves
of the opportunity to secure mess OF
fresh pike and pickerel.
John A. Manninen formerly of this
city but now Of Mortified spent a
few days in this city this week with
his brother, Otto Manninen.
John Jackman of Crawling, Mimi.
has been in the city several days this
week making preparations for remov-
ing his family to their new home.
f. w. Hitler and L. T. Kahn of
Two Harbors were in the city Mon
day evening and visited with our rail
road men on Brotherhood matters.
Dell McKeon stopped off in the
city several days this week on his way
from Saltwater to WintOn where he
will be employed the coming summer
RI. Whiteside was up from Duluth
Wednesday. Jack intends to farm
for few months near Duluth and
took several men from here with him.
GIRL WANTED-To work in private