The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-09-13

Nilsson and Village recorder and I
| B. Hagen on main street. If sal
isfactory other lamps of the sam
make will be installed as the oil
lights are troublesome task bein,
that the lamps have been used S
long.
| Peter St. George the barber il
the rear of Hagens saloon lief
| Monday for Virginia where he will
conduct barber shop at Charlie
Jacobson's saloon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Erlanc
Korbi 1OH pound boy. To Their
sorrow he did not live only about
ten minutes.
]. W.'Osborne was business
caller this week.
1t seems quite a treat to the
people of Fall Lake Village tc
again see the street lamps illumin-
ating the dark streets of our village
and the curfew bell again tolls the
children's bedtime.
Andrew Berglund and family
were callers her Sunday last.
WANTED TO BUY.-A second
hand desk. Roller top preferred
Must be cheap. Call or address
Box 1873, Winton.
Robt. Barto and wife left Mon.
day for their home at Bena, MINI
Capt. Buzzo transacted bushes:
at Virginia this week.
VIM. Beyers is spending a few
weeks vacation at his home il
Saltwater.
Robt. Walker has returned from
an extended visit at Hayward
Wis.
Albert BuZzo Jr. returned from q
visiting trip at his home in Michi-
gan.
Arthur Dahl is spending a few
days at his home at Sturgeon
Lake, on the farm.
Mrs. Vim. Wall left for visit at
Duluth Tuesday.
Mrs. Boyed Alverson returned
from visit in Duluth Tuesday.
Miss Clara Patka returned home
this week after having spent a six
weeks vacation in the country and
at Minneapolis. -.
Mrs. Oscar Berglund and Mrs.
Geo. Horne ST., spent Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Lindblad at Ely. A delicious
lunch was served and all enjoyed a
good time.
Larry Glaunert has been at the
Shipman hospital for some time
with typhoid fever. He left We'd
nesday for his home at Winona, as
It will be some time before he is
able to work.
Negotiation were started between
Charles Jacobson and Gus. Fergu-
son with a view to have the latter
continue the lease of the Hotel
Winton for three more years, which
goes to show that the present
management has fulfilled its lease
satisfactory. Many of Mr.. Furgu-
sons friends will be pleased to learn
of this. Mr.. Jacobson was up from
Virginia early in the week and ar
engagements were completed.
The village has added to its
justice court record a set of new up
to date, 1905-1912, statutes.
Toilet articles for sale at Stems
barber shop Winton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuomisto of Ely
were calling on friends at Our burg
this week.
The switch engine and crew On
their way coming out here with
a train of cars run into a bunch of
Robt. Bedfords horses at about
$50 p. m. Tuesday and cut the
head from two year old colt and
badly bruising another spring colt
1t is in bad shape but will probably
live. The former was a high bred
colt of considerable value.
Mrs. J. A. HURLEY and children
left Thurday for an extended visit
at Marquette Mich, their old
home.
The Swallow & Hopkins mill
shut down Wednesday afternoon to
clean the chain and get ready to
start saving Wards timber, the
latter having two RATS now in and
expect to be able to keep the mill
in logs for the rest of the season.
We understand the company pur-
chased the MCGEE tug this week.
Again it is reported that the new
school building for Winton will be
begun as soor as material can be
gotten on the site, good news.
A bunch of Owls of this place
attended the special meeting held