The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24
FALL Lake

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johnson have purchased the Lock
hart auto.
The village council held its reg
ular meeting last Tuesday at the
village hall. Considerable business
was transacted and some more new
Ordinances read and approved
which will be published in the
Miner next week. Among other
important things the council de-
cided, not to issue any more liquor
licenses to parties of no means or
financial ability to pay their own
fees and not considered responsible
to operate such business.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Casperson, son, last week.
John R. Meining, sheriff of St.
Louis county, was caller in our
little city last week.
The dog tax of the Village of
Fall Lake has been raised as fol-
lows: $500 for male and IS 90 for
female dogs and any dog found on
the streets of Fall Lake Village
without tag will be caught and
fee of $1.OO charged besides the
license and tag extra.
]. w. Osborne was a business
caller in our village this week.
Several new awnings have been
purchased and put up about the
town on the business places.
STEMS new barber shop is now
ready and he invites inspection.
Stein also is ready to give the best
of attention to the haircutting of
children, because he knows how.
Bring in the little ones and be con-
vinced.-Adv.
Ed. Riley who broke his leg here
a week ago is at the Shipman hos
pital and doing fine.
The family of John Young sold
their house and belongings here
and moved to Cloquet where they
intend to make their home and en-
gage in the boarding house bust
ness. Mrs. Young will be greatly
missed.
Miss Helia HURLEY has returned
home from Sec. 80.
Fred Daniels left Thursday for
Duluth after spending several days
with his father and family here.
James McCloud of the Swallow
& Hopkins force has accepted the
position recently vacated by Eddy
Lehrer who is employed at the St.
Croix barn.
Municipal Judge John Schaefer
of Ely was a caller in Our city Sat-
urday.
Erick Antill, Ely's noted photo
grapher will be ready to open up
his new studio over STEMS barber
shop in a few days.
Jack Carroll and wife and Mr..
Mcdonald of Two Harbors and
Mrs. J. D. Murphy of Tower,
mother of Mrs. F. M. Green, spent
Sunday as guests of the latter and
family.
Mrs. John Patka underwent an
operation at the Shipman hospital
Wednesday.
Olof Knutson u Ely was caller
at our town Thursday looking after
d. & I. R. R. Co. affairs.
Chas. Sandboe of Floodwood, of
the Sandboe Bros, of this place
was here visiting with his brother
the forepart of the week.
Ed. Erickson and Pete Peterson
have returned from Hayward where
they spent the winter.
John Bloom returned from Hay
ward after spending several weeks
with his family of that place.
Gust Johnson left Thursday for
Duluth. He expects to purchase
another horse and transact other
business before returning.
James Simpson returned Tues
day from Duluth where he spent
several days.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Bjorvick, All eleven pound girl,
Wednesday.
A special train bearing the offic-
ials of the D. & 1. R. R. Co., were
looking over their interests here.
It is the intention to erect a high
board fence at the depot to hide all
the unsightly buildings from the
view of the passengers coming in.
The work will start at once.
Mrs. Caldwell, Sanger and Berg
lund called to see Mrs. John Patka
at the Shipman Hospital Thursday.
Bart Jacobson, the rose-colored
tonsorial artist of Ely, now with
Olson, was genial caller on
friends here and at Winton.
Several members of the Owls at
tended the meeting of that order at
Elv Tuesday.
Mr.. Barley of the Duluth Brew