The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-09-16

Subject:- Every man his own Para
disc.
A. T. Park, county superintendent
| OF schools, spent few days IN the
city this week looking over his excel
lent prospects for denomination and
election.
Supt. r. r.. Trezona of the Faval
mine, Eveleth, accompanied by Mrs.
Trezona and Il niece, spent Sunday in
the city the guest of Supt. and Mrs.
Chas. Trezona,
Berglund Bros, are closing out their
grocery department and the prices
they are making will pay you to lock
the stock over il you want to save
money.
Humane Officer II. G. Withrow was
up from Duluth Tuesday on business
connected with his office. He took in
charge the Rozar boy who will be
placed in the state institution at Ow-
atonna.
A party Of surveyors in the employ
of the Minnesota Canal and Power Co.
are in the country north and east OF
here in connection with the scheme.
In the party are VIM. Tilderquist, ).
p. Tilderquist, G. Melby, e. b. Banks,
A. Hanford, and Joe McKinnon.
The ladies Of the M. E, Church have
inaugurated an apron Sale for next
Thursday. Sept. p, at the church to
begin at o'clock. Supper will also
be served beginning at O'Clock and
the charge for the same will be. 2oc
| for adults and 15c for children.
Deputy Strand of Duluth is in the
city in the interests OF the Modern
Woodmen. Mr.. Strand is good
worker and the local lodge will be
benefited by his efforts. AT Winton,
Mr.. Strand secured class OF 40 in
twow weeks.
The Modern Woodmen of Fall Lake
Camp No. 4333, Of Winton, have ar
ranged for a grand ball for the Satur-
day evening Sept. "a. to which all are
invited. Tickets, including lunch
have been placed at Sl.O0 and wagner
| will furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barth Coffey left Mon
day morning for a three weeks trip
and during this time will visit the
| Worlds Fair at ST. Louis. Mr.. Cottey
| has lived on the Vermilion range for
twenty years and this will be his hrst
trip farther than Duluth in that
time. That he will enjoy the same
goes without saying.
AL Kolstad has severed his connect
ion with M. E. Gleason and has
opened up shop Of his own in the old
| MINER building on Chapman street.
where anything in the plumbing,
roofing and Timing line will be
promptly attended to. Mr.. Kolstad
| is first class workman and guaran-
tees satisfaction.
| Lake County has let the contract
for the building of the new court
house at Two Harbors to Pastoret &
| Lunz. local contractors, for the sum
of S62, $50, including the heating plant.
The building will be of pressed brick
and terra Gotta and will be one or the
| handsOmeSt structures In the north
| west.
| r, B. Green, who has been chief
chemist of the Minnesota Iron comp
any at Eyeleth for several years and
we'll known here. has gone to Sumpter,
| Oregon, where lie has similar posi-
tion with the Oregon Smelling and
Refining Co. His many friends on
the ranges and Two HarbOrs wish him
success.
An Illinois editor, regarded as a
wise man, prints this: Now is the
time of the year when the boys and
girls sit on the front porch and look
scornfully at the stars. Pretty soon
she saws. "What are you thinking
about?" And he says, Same thing
you are" "Don't you try it," she
says, 'or I'll slap your face"
DR.. H. r. Wierick of Hibbing, is in
the city today looking over his politl-
cal prospects. The DR.. is candidate
for coroner on the Republican ticket
and is the most logical candidate for
the position. That he will receive
the Ely vote goes without saying.
He is bright young man and qualiti-
ed to fill this important place. Vote
for DR.. Wierick.
SIS there man in the audience.
fiercely exclaimed female lecturer
that has done anything to tighten
the burden on his wife's shoulders!
Is there man here" she continued,
folding her arms in superb Scorn,
"that has ever got up in the morning,
leaving his tired, worn out wife to en-
JOY her slumber, gone quickly down
stairs, made fire, cooked the break
fast, sewed the buttons on the child
ren's clothes, darned the family
i stockings, secured pots. filled the
lamps, swept the kitchen and done al
the rest. if necessary day after day
uncomplainingly? If there is such q
man in the audience let him rise. ,
And in the rear of the hall milo
looking man in Spectacles, in obed
fence to the summons, timidly arose
He was. the husband of the eloquent
speaker. 1t was the first time he ha(
chance to assert himself.-EX
change.
If a man ever wasted time and gooC
nerve matter totally and most miser
ably it was while he was working tt
''get even" with the man who hat
/ done him mean trick. There ISM
any strictly mental passion that will
r wear a mans physical machinery on
faster than hate. Hate is pure waste
1t hasn't even trace OF saving resi-
dunn in it. Worse than that, it faint
!, pretty much everything it can't US
up in a man. Show me man VIII
has lump of hate lying around in hi
e constitution for season or two. II
I. show you man who wouldn't ask ad