The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-06-03

with relatives and friends in the city.
The Ely Fire department held their
regular monthly meeting Wednesday
evening and transacted much bust
ness,
Rev. and Mrs. Mandelloff left Wed
nesday for Duluth where they attend
the exercises at the Finnish National
college.
Mrs. w. E. Pike chaperoned
party of young people to Burnside
Saturday where they remained until
Monday.
Polydore Aubin came up from Du-
luth Friday and spent until Tuesday
in this city with his parents and re-
latives.
| Landlord wilkins has been making
various Improvements in the interior
of the Exchange Hotel. The house
is being repapered and painted.
Mrs. Norman Mcdonald arrived
from Virginia Saturday and spent
until Tuesday with her husband at
section 30.
P. w. Sture and G. l.. Newberry
and their families and Misses Wilke
and Irwin spent Monday, at Eagles
Nest lake.
John Skantze went to Duluth We'd
nesday to attend the commencement
exercises at the Finnish college,
which his sister Ogla, is attending.
Misses Davies and Dennis two Of the
teachers in the Soudan schools came
up Saturday and spent until Tuesday
in this city, the former guest of
Miss Dennis who visited at her home.
Alex Power, Visited, L. Brockway
and Garrett Byrnes returned Monday
from their fishing trip to Twin lakes
north of BURNSIDE and report an
excellent trip.
Rev. Anias. Of this city, performed
the ceremony at Tower last week that
made John Knuti and Miss Hannah
Tonkkala, man and wife. The young
couple left for a wedding trip to Fin.
land.
A ball game will be played Sunday
afternoon between Winton and Ely
at the ball park. The batteries for
Winton will be Dolan and Tolen and
for Ely, Seraphine and Brownell. A
good game is expected.
By letter from Portland it is learned
that Dan Garrison, formerly marshal
Of this city, is suffering from mental
alteration and is confined in a
hospital.
Il Briton Prout and family were uI
from Eveleth and spent several days
with Mr.. Prout's parents in this city
While here Mr.. Prout also made 8
trip to Hunters Island.
Mrs. Jas. Whitford left Tuesday FOL
Fond du Lac where she will visit re
latives for some time before going tt
Chicago to join her husband who j.
employed in the latter city.
Thos. Mclaughlin and Ed. Weitze
returned Sunday from fishing tril
to the Pipestone falls. They secured
about 60 pounds Of pike which thel
generously distributed among thei
friends.
J. f. Mccarthy president of tn,
International Iron company of Hun
ter's Island. accompanied by Geo. st
; Clair of Duluth, with Homer Bedfort
as canoe man made trip to the prop
; erty last week returning Monday.
Mrs. Penglaze, son and daughter, o
$ Alaska, arrived in the city Tuesda.
ron visit to Mrs. Penglaze's siste
Mrs. VIM. LaBeau. They had beel
on visit in Michigan and stopped OF
in Ely on their return to Alaska.
Several of the Finnish people wen
y to Duluth Wednesday morning t.
attend the commencement eXcerise
! of the National Finnish college a
Smithville. Several pupils from thi
city are in attendance.
F. NJ. Warren came up from Mime
= polls Tuesday and in company wit
Jas. O'Neil and Alex Frazer left tn
following morning for visit to tn
Moose lake country where Mr.. Wal
rem is interested in lands.
Frank Hodge, VIM. Burley and A
D. Ellefsen returned yesterday fror
n fishing trip to Canada. The.
brought with them several pounds G
i handsome trout. Mr.. Burley has til
thanks of the editor and family fo
I two of the beauties.
Memorial day was generally oil
il served in Ely Monday all the princip;
places of business being closed. Man
visited the cemetery and decorate
the graves of loved ones. The lake
also came in for their share Of visitor.
& A petition is being circulated her
asking the county cOmmissi Jners