The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-07-08

Misses Addie and Florence Phillips
} Ethel Tremewan and Margare
Mckenzie spent the Fourth at Tower
I, Miss Mayberry, who has been visit
ing Rev. and Mrs. Saunderson ha
; returned to her home at Hibbing,
i Misses Jennie Doyle and JUL;
Slattery returned Tuesday from Du
luth visit.
Miss Grace Toms returned Saturday
evening from her visit with relatives
and friends in Michigan.
John Trebilcock came up from the
Mesaba range Saturday for visit
with friends and relatives.
| w. Il. James spent the Fourth al
Virginia and reports that city as hav'
ing done itself proud with the cele
bratiOn.
The city council held a session
| Tuesday evening which was highly
Interesting. Proceedings in another
column.
Henry Ellison and Emil Bjorkman
secured first papers Tuesday from the
Deputy Clerk of the Court.
Mrs. Michael Prisk and children
will leave next week for an extended
visit with relatives and friends in
upper Michigan,
The Children's Day exercises at the
M. e. church Sunday were very pleas
ing and a large congregation was
present.
Suits tailor made in Ely at $500
which will cost $500 at any other
place. Call and be convinced at r.
N. Dinsmore's.
E. A. Roberts the barber left We'd
nesday morning for Koochiching and
other northern Minnesota and Canad-
ian points for sight seeing trip.
f. Reuther returned Saturday from
his visit with relatives and friends in
the Copper Country of Michigan.
Contrary to rumors. Mr.. Reuther re-
turned alone.
A. J. Thomas and daughter, Vida
went to Duluth yesterday where they
met an aunt Mrs. Crinclaw who arriv-
ed from York state for extended
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Holmes and
children went to Duluth Saturday.
Mr.. Holmes returned Tuesday while
Mrs. Holmes anu - children will re-
main for months visit.
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning at 1890 and at
1880 in the evening. Morning.
theme: "Jesus Christ the Answer to
Mans Need" Evenings theme IA
Surprised Man."
It is: reported that a recent survey
of Theron ore properties owned by
the United Steel corporation in the
Lake Superior region shows total ore
holdings approximating 100000
tons.
Mrs. Jas. Williams and son. Harry,
left Wednesday morning for st. Paul
for few weeks during which time
Harry will receive surgical treatment
for the ailment to his leg. :
Mrs. w. Trebilcock of Crystal
Falls, accompanied by her son, arriv-
ed in the city Saturday for visit
with Mr. and Mrs. n. Trebilcock and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Coad.
The Ely City band furnished music
for the celebra ton at Tower on the
Fourth. The Finn band was at
Winton and the Star band played in
Ely.
Mrs. Jerome Crinclaw and son, ar
rived last evening from Lawrence
Vile, N. Y. for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Thomas and family.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. D. EllefSen feel
much richer since Friday afternoon
when another son was added to their
family. All concerned as well as
possible.
J. w. Allen, factory Inspector for
this district was up from Duluth yes
terday inspecting the various places
where three or more are employed in
this city and Winton. The mines
were not inspected this trip.
Jos, Staricha the blacksmith at the
Savoy who was injured some four
months ago by an explosion of piece
of pipe he was working and which ex-
ploson nearly cost him his eyesight,
has recovered, thanks lie says to the
Shipman hospital staff, and has again
resumed work.
Oscar and Jake Skogland, Town
send and Fred Childers, Ed. Hays M.
Sheehan, 1. Madigan, Rich Hodge,
VIM. Olds, NJ. Odgers, Jas. and Ray
Tonkin, Carl SleLten, e. ST Marie
and dozen of others of our younger
men returned Tuesday from their
visit in Duluth where they had been
to see the elephant.
A large number of our people went
to Tower on the Fourth to assist our