The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-07-29


DR.. Storer with their families were
spending several pleasant days this
week in camp at Eagles Nest lake.
! Mrs. DR.. Wunder. of Soudan has
been in the city this week on a visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Bale.
Misses Mabel Cass and Eva B. and
Mary L. Cyr are in the city from
Tower visiting with friends and re-
latives.
Leopold Mantel. Jacob Smrekar,
Joseph Grahek and Jacob Grahek, Sc
cured first papers Tuesday from the
deputy clerk.
WANTED:-Girl for general house
work at good wages. Inquire at once
at the home of Ms. and Mrs. Jacob
jacobson at Winton.
Misses Florence and Mayme Carey
and Lucille Glode are spending the
week with friends and relative in the
Mesaba range towns.
Miss Lille Hodge left Saturday
morning for Hibbing where she will
visit with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Cox for
for time.
Mrs. Grant will furnish you all the
late magazines.
Mrs. Pearce who has been visiting
friends in this city for two weeks re-
turned to her home at Duluth Mon
day,
Suits tailor made in Ely at $500
which will cost $500 at any other
place. Call and be convinced at r.
N. Dinsmore's.
The ice cream festival given by the
trustees of the Presbyterian church
at the Kinney building Friday even
ing was we'll attended and very much
enjoyed.
Miss Frank Payne left Tuesday for
her home at Duluth from where she
had been notified of the serious illness
of her mother, thus shortening her
visit somewhat.
Sam Roberts and Archie Tremewan
left Monday for Spokane, Wash.
where they have secured employment.
1t is expected that Mrs. Roberts will
join her husband in the near future.
Thos. QuaYle and Paul Uren left
Monday for the Mesaba range, the
former going to Hibbing and the
latter to Biwabik where they have Sc
cured situations. Mr.. Quayle has al
ready sent for his family,
County Superintendent of School,
A. T. Park, also candidate for re-
election was in the city Tuesday look
ing over his political fences. He says
his chances on the ranges look very
bright.
Mrs. Grant announces that she will |
hereafter carry full line of all the
late and popular magazines and peri
odicals.
Another candidate has hoped up
on the Mesaba range in the person Of |
James w. Falk for sheriff. "Jim"
says the ranges should have candi- |
date and he proposes to supply the
deficiency.
Miss Annie Harrio spent several
days in Duluth last week accompany
ing her sister, Mrs. A. Mcleod Of |
Butte, Mont, as far as Duluth after
visit with parents in this city.
David Brown has received his ap-
pointment as member of the St. |
Louis county Democratic committee.
The arduous duties incident to his ap-
pointment began at once.
Hunting parties are already scour-
ing the woods presumably in quest of
rabbits. 1t is safe to persume how
ever that the young cartridges are al
so meat for the pot hunter.
Thos. Tregear accompanied by his
bride, returned yesterday from visit
in his old home in England. During
his visit he was married to most es-
Unable young lady. The young
couple have the well wishes of hosts of
friends.
The concert Tuesday evening given
by the Finnish Glee club from Han
cock, Mich, at the Opera House was
greeted with crowded house and
much applause. The club left the
following morning for some of the
MeSaba range towns.
PR. Vail and NJ. j. Murphy went
to HIbbing Monday where they are
making arrangements to dispose of
the stock of goods recently purchased
from the Hibbing Clothing Co.'S cred
itors.
The families Of Attorney Thomas,
Gilbert Wylie and Fred James spent
the larger part of the week at John
son s place on Bass Lake. Mr.. Wylie
and son, Floyd, were the guiding
spirits of the party. All enjoyed
themselves immensely.
Cyrille Fortier left last week for
Dorchester, in the province Of Que
hec Can where he will visit with his