The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-05-02

the summer. his daughter graduating
at the Ely High School this year.
The st. Croix mill started its sea-
sons grind last Monday. Everything
went along just as though it had been
running the year round. The Swal-
low & Hopkins mill started Thursday
afternoon.
Dell Davis was found dead in his
bed at the Swallow & Hopkins hoist
last Friday morn presumably as re-
result of blood vessel bursting dur
ing vomiting strain.
Mrs. Erland Korbi still remains
very sick with a slight chance of re-
cOvery.
e. N. Miller our popular one time
cigar manufacturer mere. was heart
lily received caller bv his friends about
the village last week.
James Moonan and Thos. Miller Of
the school board of District No. IL
were business callers here Monday.
John Dinsmore, the popular livery
man of Ely was out here trying out
the Kissel Car which he just purch as
ed at Duluth.
| Game Wardens James and Chosa
together with Mr.. Bradley of the
state game and fish commission are
up at Pipestone Falls taking spawn
from pike and white fish.
The police headquarters are being
fixed up and fitted with a telephone
and other equipment so the officer
can readily be found at the proper
place. Thus far Mr.. Thompson is
proving himself veIy fit man for the
position on the force.
The extra gang of the D. g. I. R.
have started to excaYate for the new
side track to be laid at once and all
the closets and other obnoxious
sights within the right of way will be
requested to move at once.
The Village of Fall Lake will be
one of the incest and neatest appear.
ing little towns on the ranges con-
sidering the little means it has to
manage with. or particular credit
will be the new school house now
under construction and the new build
ing being built by c. McTaggart, the
new depot and several new dwellings
that are under construction. Several
new crosswalks are being put in and
many other improvements are being
made under the new council.
The village council has issued
orders for the removal of the road
house from near the new school build
ing and 10 days have been allowed the
owners to get the same out of the
way.
Dennis Morris has accepted posi-
tion at the Sec. 80 mine as holster
which is very responsible position
and he no doubt will make good. He
intends to move his family to that
place soon.
Miss Olive Nelson is very sick with
lung trouble and was taken Wednes.
day with hemorrhage of the lungs.
She is very low but hopes of recovery
are maintained by her many friends.
The doctor was hurriedly summon
ed to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Patka Thursday in behalf of their
son Benedict. otherwise called Benny.
He was taken to the hospital at Ely
for an operation for appendicitis
Fred Helinus spent several days at
Tower this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ID. Murphy have
taken up house keeping upstairs over
the saloon. They formerly roomed at
the Berglund residence.
Mrs. Arthur Sheridan of Ely was a
caller at Winton Wednesday.
John Dughan of Saltwater formerly
Of WintOn was in the village Wednes-
day. He intends to stay and work
for the St. Croix company this sum-
mer.
Mrs. Charley Swanson Of Carlton,
sister of Mrs. James Harris and a
daughter of Mr.. Poler, the grader of
the St. Croix Co., is visiting with the
latter at Winton.
Charley Stromberg is at the Ship