The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-11-08
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the vacancy.
Matt Indy went to Duluth with
prisoner who will serve 80 days
in the county Jail.
Mrs. John Jeffry, ST., of Duluth,
is visiting with her son, John JEFF
fry, Jr,, and family at this place.
Miss Edith Ellefson of Ely at
tended the Halloween dance given
at the Torinus Hall last Thursday.
Miss Ella Gustafson was calling
on friends at Ely Saturday.
Mrs. Hubert Bergen of Eveleth,
sister of Mrs. Christ Gasson of this
place is the guest of the latter.
The best toilet waters at STEMS
barber shop.-Adv.
Hunting licenses issued at the
Stein barber shop.
Mrs. Peter Peterson and family
left to join Mr.. Peterson at Bemid-
il, Mimi, last Saturday, where he
has accepted steady job as filler at
a mill.
L. ]. White was looking over
several buildings with a view of
placing insurance on same, this
week.
Harry Gustafson left for Roches-
ter, Mimi, this week to consult
the Drs. Mayo in regard to his in
juries, received at the St. Croix
mill. Reports come from there
that nothing can be done for him
and he will not be able to work
any more. His bowels are paralyz-
ed.
Miss Susan Young and Miss
Sigma Anderson Of Cloquet, Mimi,
returned to their home where Miss
Young acts as nurse in one of
THE hospitals.
Miss Minnie Laiture clerk at the
Berglund Bros. store of this place
has returned from a visit at her
home at Little Falls, Mimi.
Thomas Louder is transacting
business at Duluth this week.
Thomas CARMEL and Erland Kor-
bula transacted business at Ely
Wednesday.
Jim Ward returned Wednesday
from Duluth where he engaged in
some business transactions.
Word has been received at the
Tury Gustafson home that their
SON, Elmer, is soon to arrive here.
He has been in the u. S. army for
some time and has received an hon
orable discharge by the govern
ment.
The people of Winton were
handed package last Wednesday
night at the Torinus hall by the
moving picture management of the
Elco at Ely, the package being
Mr.. Mutt. Nutty, he was, and
perhaps he thought the people of
Winton were the same Pretty
Good, Ha?" The pictures were
good, but oh! the vaudeville.
Stung! was right, but it was only
Zoe Pretty Good, Ha?"
Several of the O'Connell camps
have started logging and others
will be started as soon as men can
be secured. Last year at this time
both mills were shut down, but
present indications of the weather
shows several days of fine weather
and the record may yet be broken
by the mills in length of season.
The foundations of the new
school is being started here this
week. Only the foundation will
be erected this fail, the building
to be erected early in the spring.
Pete Franzetti of Ely has the con-
tract for building the foundat ton.
L. B. Hagen transacted business
at Ely Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mons Larson are
rejoicing over the arrival of a son,
born to them Monday.
The Village of Fall Lake is at
present without a marshal. Sew
eral are looking for the position,
among them VIM. Johnston who
resides in the Village, while some
of the others are not residents.
Mr.. Johnston has had experience.
Henniug Olson was callar at
our Village this week. Mr.. Olson
is the popular tonsorial artist of
Ely.
The two boys supposed to have
been lost near Knife lake have
been located near here