The Ely miner., 1913-01-17
Fall Lake

Mr.. and Mrs. Gust. Schwanz
were calling in Ely this week.
Mr.. Flaherty the scaler for the
O'Connell Co., is spending several
days at his home in Duluth.
Dave Macarthur was a Duluth
caller on business this week.
Erland Korbula is spending sew
eral days at Duluth and points on
the Mesaba range.
Miss Ellen Jackson called on her
parents of this place. Ellen is the
night nurse at the Shipman Hos
pital, Ely,
John Smith has returned from
Virginia where he was employed at
the saw mill for some time.
John Peterson, machiniat at the
St. Croix Co. has gone for a vaca-
ton in Wisconsin with his brother
on a farm. He recently converted
his auto into portable saving de-
vice and sent it to his brother for
wood saving.
Geo. Stapleton is transacting bus
mess in Duluth a few days this
week.
Ole Berg, the old standby post
master of Winton was called to
Duluth as a witness in the U. S.
District Court. 1t was supposed
the post Office robbers had been
caught and were on trial. Chas.
G. Nilsson. village recorder of Fall
Lake accompanied Mr.. Berg and
transacted legal business in Duluth.
The Musical Munros were well
and heartily received at the Torinus
hall Monday and Tuesday of this
week. They were the best.
w. G. Johnson transacted some
legal business at Ely Monday.
L. B. Hagen and Mons. Larson
made hurry up trip to Duluth
Tuesday returning Wednesday
evening.
A masquerade ball will be given
at the Torinus hall Feb. 1st. Re.
member the date. First of the
season.
Ernest Isenburg has bought out
his partner w. c. Johnson and he
is conducting the business alone.
Miss L>ennie Blackmore of Ely
was Winton caller this week al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Stein.
Ice storing has begun here and
some nice clear ice is being harvest.
ed.
Herman Pete has crew of men
hauling pulp wood and ties to be
loaded on the cars.
Fred Horstkotke spent several
days at the St. Croix mill drawing
a plan for the shingle mill to be in.
stalled. He is with w. A. Wilk.
, ins & Son, Minneapolis.
E. w. Prindle was up from Du.
luth in the interests of gasoline
lighting. A. J. Stein has beer
/ awarded the agency for the Pitnel
and the new International Light
& Novelty Co., of Duluth, for the
ranges. He has several lamps fo,
! homes and also some portable
lamps for in or outside lighting or
show and for sale at his barber
shop. See them.-Adv.
William Maitland, auditor o.
the Heinze Lbr. Co.. of Cusson
Wis, was a caller here severa
days this week.
/ Miss Edna Green of Duluth i.
spending vacation with he
brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs
M. c. Green. of Winton.
A pleasant evening was spen
Saturday at the home of Mr.. anc
Mrs. VIM. Walsh of the St. Croi,
Co. and large party of friends
were present. Dancing was tn,
feature after which a lunch wa
served to one hundred and eight,
people. All enjoyed a good ole
time dancing party. Nearly al
the people of Fall Lake and Win
ton were invited.
P. w. Hayes of Chicago is spend
ing several days here on business
A dancing party will be given a
the Torinus hall on Jan. 25th by
party of young men of Winton a
which Lacrosse of Duluth viii
furnish the music.
Robt. Bedford transacted bust
ness in Duluth Thursday.
The mail team took another ru
for itself Thursday night but n