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

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and as soon as the ice is out will
make canoe trip to Hunters Island
Mrs. G. G.. Shipman entertained &
party at her home Saturday evening
In honor of her sister. Mrs. w. L.
Honnold, who is visiting here from
johannesburg, South Africa.
Frank Jarich and Mary Globich
were married Sunday at the Catholic
church by the Rev. Jos. f. Buh. A
most delightful time was had by all
at the festivities after the, ceremony.
Anton Godeza. Frank Lunka, joe
Ule, Johan LenoviZ, Andrew Reklj
and Frank Slabe are a seXtette who
renounced their allegiance to the
Emperor of Austria before Deputy
Clerk of the Court Schaefer Monday.
Fred James. an old time resident of
this city has returned and with his
family who arrived several months
ago will make his home in Ely in
tending to go into the paperhanging,
painting and kalsomining business.
Kirby Thomas, postmaster of
Superior and interested in mining
ventures was in the city ahs week
and while here in company with J.P.
Labrec visited the White Iron Lake
RON oop, So nPOnnrtv
Geo. Lonstorf of Milwaukee. lessee
and part owner of the section 30 prop
erty which he is exploring, was in the
city Wednesday and in company with
r. H. Pagan and Lon Merritt fee
owners, visited the property.
Capt. Frank Kent of Mountain
Iron, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Nina, spent a few days in the
city this week. Mr. Kent returned
home Monday while Miss Nina re-
remained until Wednesday.
The six months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Hill was buried Monday
having died the day previous of
entritis. This makes the second child
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill have buried in
side month. The family have the
sympathy of friends.
The Francis Greene company
closed weeks engagement in this
city Saturday evening and left Mon
day for Eveleth where they show
this week. The company have many
friends in Ely who hope to see them
return at no very distant date.
The American Institute of Mining
will, in all probability visit
this range in September. 1t is pro-
posed to make the trip by boat from
Cleveland to Marquette and from
there to Duluth and thence to the
Mesaba ranges.
The Duluth, South Shore Il At
antic, Duluth Office has been re-
moved two doors west of its past
location to 43O Spalding Hotel Block
where General Agent Adson will be
pleased to see all his old friends and
IS many new ones as care to call.
The officials of the D. & l. r. rail-
'oad including President House and
Owens were in the city
IN special train Monday. 1t is said
,he officials intimated that ore ship
nents would not begin before the
irst of June or perhaps later. They
we're on tour of inspection of the
Dad.
About year ago the partner of
David Kangas the tailor made him
elf scarce with about $500 of his
,artner's money. Last week the fell
ow was detained in Duluth and
kangas was wired. The answer re-
eived was to let him go as Kangas
efused to prosecute.
The Fire Department was Brought
'ut on a false alarm Wednesday even
ng and All hour of practice work in
Iulged in. After the practice meet
ng was held and much business
transacted. Chas Quigley and John
Columbia were admitted to member
hip vice VIM Holmes and Thos
resigned.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.
md Mrs. Abraham Collins Tuesday
evening by the members of the M. E
;hoir> A handsome wedding gift was
presented the couple, Prof Prisk of
,he choir making the presentation
address. A good time was had by all
delicious lunch winding up
Jhe evenings dOings.
"A decision against the plaintiff has
oeen filed in the Duluth land Office by
Register Culkin' and Receiver Smith,
IN the contest case of Prosper Deser
against Joseph Nolan and Andrew G.
Setterholm. The decision holds a
settler on the Chippewa Indian reser-
vation lands had no more right to
by having been on them