The Ely miner., 1912-11-15
fall Lake

John Renner is still at the Ship
man hospital and has not improved
any as yet.
Ole Larson transacted business
at Ely Monday.
Mr.. Dahleen, the talking ma
chine man from Virginia, was a
caller here this week looking after
his interests.
David Macarthur and Arthur
Rice are transacting business at
Duluth.
John Maxi left for Duluth We'd
nesday to spend several days.
Mrs. VIM. Pickevance and son
were over from Section 80 and
boarded the train for Ely Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Oscar Laitinen and daugh-
ter, Silia, were shopping at Ely
Wednesday.
Abe Salmi spent several days at
Virginia this week.
Jesse Johnson the mill-right at
the Swallow & Hopkins mill spent
several days at his home in Duluth
this week.
No deer or moose have as yet
been brought into Winton, owing
to the poor weather for hunting.
A birthday party was rendered a
host of little totts at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Stein in
honor Of their daughter, Dor
athy. She was four years old Nov.
18th.
The Swallow & Hopkins mill
shut down the fore part of the
week and put all the men at work
loading lumber for shipment.
The vaudeville shown here last
Monday was a success and had a
good attendance. The last thing
Doc Dell said was Pretty good ha!
The pictures were also fine.
John Patka and wife were Ely
callers Monday.
Walter Martin en- was taken to
the Ely hospital. He was operated
on for appendicitis and was in ter
rible agony for three days before
going to the hospital. So far, he
is reported as doing fine.
Miss Hilia L,ehtinen attempted
suicide by taking carbolic acid last
Monday. A physician was i'm
mediately summoned and she is
again out of danger.
Edward Hines left Monday for
his home at Chicago after spending
Saturday and Sunday at Winton.
Several Finnish people left for
their native homes in FINLAND
this week to spend their summers S
earnings. They will be back in
the spring to take home some
more next fall.
We are informed here that John
Gianotti. Jr., had the fortune to
successfully land one deer and one
moose this season. That's enough
John, leave some for US, tied up
some place John, what?
James Harris has been appointed
marshall of Fall Lake Village and
it is hoped that this will be the last
change before election as there
have been many in the past year.
A certain frequenter of the re-
sorts is very anxiously interested
over a little business transaction
that took place this week. 1t will
be we'll to let such affairs alone and
tend to your own business lest
you get lemon.
The new orchestra of Winton
gave dancing party at the Tor
mus hall last Saturday evening
and all had a good time. The at
tendance was large and the orches-
ira is successful addition.
Matt Koski and Uno Hill were
arrested Saturday by President
Hagen and arraigned before the
justice of peace on a charge of
drunkness and disorderly conduct.
They were supposed to have taken
$50 from a Finn. The charge was
not proven owing to the intoxicat-
ed condition of all concerned.
They were fined $50 and costs
each.
John Gouze was caller here this
week representing the Hamm's
Brewing Co. of St. Paul.
w. Anderson and family moved
into the house of Victor Laitinen
this week.
Harry Gustavson returned from
Rochester where he was examined
by the Mayo Bros. All is being
done that can be and satisfactory
results are awaited in the near
future. Harry is in real bad con-
dition but has a chance, which is