The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-08-21

friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnum were
in the village this week. Mr.. Bur
mum is in the employ of the d. &
1. R. as fire inspector.
Victor Gustafson, the Ely con-
tractor is moving the Finn hall on
to the lots recently purchased by
the socialist society. The hall will
now be within the village limits.
E. Madison, a plumber of CHS
holm is doing the plumbing and
steam fitting at the new bath house
which will soon be ready for bust
ness. This will be the most up-to-
date Finn bath house in the coun-
try. Finn baths, tub baths and
shower baths will be furnished and
the place will accommodate about
fifty people at one time.
Andrew Niemi lost a check for
the amount of $3.50 which he
countersigned. Up to date nothing
has been heard of the check. Pay.
ment of same has been stopped.
Mr.. Brickley, manager of the
D. & 1. R. R. telephone lines was
in the village this week looking
over damages sustained by the
electrical storm a week ago.
Chief of Police Troyer of Duluth
was in the village Monday, having
accompanied F. S. Kelly the father
of one of the boys who drowned in
Eastwood Sunday.
A dance was given at the St.
Croix hall Monday evening in
honor of Miss Mabel Gustafson at
which a good time was had. 1t
was called a hard time party.
Mrs. Ole Carlson was taken to
the Shipman hospital Tuesday
after having been sick at her home
for several weeks. She is reported
improving.
Mrs. Edward MCGEE, Oscar
Olson and Agnes MCGEE, all of
Saltwater. the former and the latter
being brother and a sister of Mrs.
Addison Wright and Sherman Nc
Gee of this place. They will spend
several weeks on an outing here.
o. A. Wharton, father of Mrs.
Bernick of this place leaves for his
home at St. Paul where he is en-
gagged in the agriculture school at
the State University looking after
the flower department.
officer Chas. Thompson arrested
two lads who were on an outing
in this vicinity, charging them
with killing bull moose out OF
season. The boys had their hear
ing before Judge Hill and pleaded
not guilty whereupon they furnish
ed bail to appear for trial on Aug
2Sth. Their names were Godfrey
Johnson of Superior, Wis, and F.
c. Ellis of Kansas City. Missouri.
John 7. Maninen, employed by
A. ]. Stein as barber was taken to
the Shipman hospital at Ely having
been stricken with typhoid fever.
Ole K. Berg is reported as doing
fine at Rochester where he is under
the care of DR.. Mayo. The news
is of interest to his many friends.
]. H. Cohn left Thursday for
Chicago after installing the ice
plant in the cooler recently built
for Leo. Chosa.
Magnus Bjorvick is detained at
the detention hospital with scarlet
fever. Sivert Steen is taking care
of the patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larson enter
tanned with a picnic Tuesday at
the point in honor of Mrs. L. B.
Hagen of Virginia and w. Young
| OF Minneapolis. A good time was
had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cornell were
rendered surprise party at their
home Tuesday evening by the
ladies of Winton. The ladies pre-
scented the newly married couple
with beautiful cut glass set.
A. D. Ellefsen, Jos. Weed and
Toivo Partti have installed new
lights that are second to none and
are beautiful in design and give a
very brilliant light. Harry Stein
sells the lights and can also sell
you gasoline fat irons or stoves as
we'll as table lamps-see him-Adv.
All those that wish to join the
fire department in the Village, that
are as a rule are here steady may
hand in their names to A. ]. Stein,
fire chief at once.
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