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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-21
WE PREDICT HIS COMING BACK.

a.zrsteses -7l5 as few days ago .s4ss5: ksren ssT guided -ze 5ess.ay o Russia -5re- he Little -as sz ss-E-5asi had le5- disguised n ne garb ot sa5z5z s5= par-s Gas9Ha-
 --51s Vas: =s nave been able 70 learn from obzer 7a-a1 K-s1sr < z3c -he 7Ao would de<s-z post 5z- a3szz.=,g. We sar.atsz tha. f was better a - inc esas sa s5eal ea7e The various factions s-e-3 . ta = rom wiling Q arbtrate their :zer=ess a- 1e possibility q t-:rg1g reconciiia ion tee7zs2 -Eo more sac..ons which would give him A=.r us5v33ea supPe7 ~a. too remote for any mmed
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-21

When We talk of safeguarding peace loving ideals, democracy liberty freedom and rights of small nations -, presumption is that We only the muzzling Of .s ;,nksrsr, in human nature: the restraint of this ,re,np,ins instinct: the shackling of Kaiserism.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-21

We have reached high state of civilization and
 Itur when men who are supposed to holdup the peace and dignity of a community, meet on the public streets and hammer one another No wonder that burglars are gttng boder and boder every day The latter are pro srsssing also
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
COUzENS IS
LIAR, SAYS
SELLERS
Uses Shorter and Ug-
lier" Word In Row
Over Saloon Cases
DENIES FREEING
30 BOOZE MEN
All Dismissals Were
For Lack of Evil
dence, He Saws

Answering The charge ~ Police
Commissioner Couzen. taat hc had
dismissed about so cases against
saloonkeepers in the last two
months without letting them ro 70
trial in the recorder court. Police
Justice Albert r sellers Saturday
morning applied tho shorter ami
uglier term 90 The comm ls.l Toner.
u have dismissed Some ease in
which saloonmen were charged wiz
violation ~ The liquor laws. SAID
Sellers They were dismis cd boz
cause OF lack ~ evidence Bm n
Mr. Couzens said dismissed so such
cases. he Is lying in about 80 ~
ihem have not dism ed mn-e
than TO- In thoeo cases. tho record
viii speak FOR themselves Nr
Couzens latest hombardmcnt docsn 2
seem 10 be sincere II be wanted ~
find out Just what has been done
with liquor cases. ho could have
come 90 mo and ! would have boon
glad TO have gone oycr tho record
with him and End ont. IL possible
II anything wrong had been done .
Commissioner Cou7eu. was not in
his ONCE Saturday n waE said he
had gone 20 his farm md would not
be back in Detroit untlI Monday
Prosecutor Jasnow ii admitted
Saturday that there may have been
some slips" In tho prosecution %
saloon cases hui he said they We're
not intended
The great bulk ~ The cases 40
thru 10 a successful prosecution
he said some ~ The cr-ors ~
fact many OF them can bo charged
against Tho police department The
officers turn In reports concerning
Investigations which seem 20 FUR
nish open and shut cases When
they arc called 20 testify In police
court examinations. their testimony
does not bear ont tho statements
they made In their report
In the case ~ George Hines, the
Grand Riyerave saloonkcepcr. dis
missed by Sellers. Iasnow ~ savs
that tho order OF dismissal was On.
tered by Justice Sellers In tho ab.
sencc of Assistant Prosecutor Ger.
aid Groat
"Groat was ont ~ tho room look.
ing up some records. when the case
vas dismissed said IaanoWsk.
THAT was one ~ the slips IN which
an injustice may have boon done.
bnf do not think % Was inteu-
tional"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
CATHOLICS
WILL RAISE
ARMY CASH
Funds Will Provide
Recreation Centers
At Training Camps
LOCAL CANVASS
OPENS THIS WEEK
Believed That Detroit
Will Contribute At
Least 100000

In compliance with tho suggestion
q; the Catholic hierarchy OF the
United States the Catholics OF De
troit will open weeks campaign
on Monday for the purpose OF rails
ing their share OF the fund which
viii be used 20 open recreation cen.
tiers AZ all the principal concentra.
ton camps OF the army and navy
and AT the regular army expansion
camps ard also FOR the purpose OF
furnishing priests where military
chaplain is not stationed
Under 'he government plan SO per
cent OF the chsplains viii be OF the
Catholic faith. bur this will fall far
short Of he number needed 10 care
FOR the spiritual wants OF tho men OF
Catholic faith who viii be in the
army or navy.
Realizing the necessity Of quick
action Cardinal Gibbons and other
prelaies solicited the cooperation Of
The knights or Columbus 10 pro,ide
The necessary machinery 20 make
the collection as effective and az
quick as possible While The Detroi'
Knights OF Column bus have contrib
uted $500 10 this fund from their
own membership. II Is not alone I'm
tied 70 that organization Every
Catholic In the city viii be called
upon 20 contribute his share 20
make the Detroit offering a nota bic
one
Details OF the canvass were com
pleted Friday night AT mass meet
ng held In the Knights OF Columbus
auditorium Teams have been SO
lected representing every parish IN
the city and thoro canvass viii be
made during the coming week Gen
era! headquarters have been opeEeo
a. No. 1903 Majestic building. where
the general chairman. John Fla.
harty. and the secretary. Iohn =
O'Hara. will be constant attendants
The trea surer is James T kesna,
president o; the Peoples State bank.
and all checks will De made 20 him
To keep IN close touch with the
work. the general committee ann
team captains will meet each day A.
noon in The Chamber OF Commerce
10 receive reports and 20 keep in
close touch with me team workers
The same work IL being done IN
all the larger cities ~ tho country
s., Paul has already raised s25,00o.
Washington $4,000 While no limit
has been SGT fo- Detroit. the ger
eral committee is confdent that Ns
share will not fall below 500. 900
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
Grain and Provisions

-I n. l-
CHICAGO JUS SONY ~ Ara
81 rain in th. n, ,.,Se1
oett ana t-1 f''Itft hN4t
with ACTIVE com
lns To-Day SEM ihr NAeat
irom or 20 p iA
az s. 50 ani closed -hef
temtsr nlfnfd @nt mans
clostn- vac ht |Ofn as SUE
lower sepfeu h"f renfe o.Wn
Al ~ ana cins NI--
CEN Ger "fthrD NtAAFt f.t
ana closed -sc down
oats were sax if h.~htI '-l
opened Hnfnsnget AT az
closed 'sc nishtf ptriA
unchanged an aHr ano ri@ea
dow l'cr'moNf Fenea 4n'n ahA"a
a. e'c ana closed &c
PROVISIONS We're Ai-u"i .i a FiI'h : 81
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
Sugar Market

sugars Detroit whoiessie prices.
Crystal dom.noes. 9Th. slz 90 s-ib
ti2. Eagle tablets Sf0-' cut loaf.
i1O15. cubes ff.f- NNN.t gwGercd.
So standard powdered $50. Rranu-
lated eNtra fotrse. gss5 DO hne lu
bulk 1850. do. 25-lh cottons $50.
crystal dom mo- gran f-ln aud 5-Ih.
cartons ln cases ts %. ,rysttl DON'T
no gran ~ q CAGES. So. diamond 4
$3.50 corfectionerF a. s. &c. NO 4
$3.50 40 g. t.ft 80 s. $3.50 No f.
ss25. NO $50 ST. fs2- So 10.
s. 90. No ~. fsf5 $50 I2 $50 No.
Is sos 80 10 feHr So g. ,s05.
nun-caklns mixture s. 30. beet gran-
uiatei. $50 per 100 iha h0uxshnfd
powd u.s. 1f fa case. 500. do. IS
10 case ff.T5 Ter case
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23

Rails Quiet and Unchanged
Business In Fair
Volume

NEW YORK, July 23.--The New
York Evening Sun financial review
Saturday said:
Stocks recovered further today
from their depressed levels. Gains
were most conspicuous in those is
sues which have recently been me
object OF concentrated bear attack.
rails were quiet and about un-
changed. Business was IN iar Vol
ume for n Saturday session.
Demand for stocks Increased IN
the last half-hour and many OF The
highest prices were recorded then
The market has been oyersold in
the past week While business thru
out the country is more or less un.
settled pending the formulation OF
war policies by the government, u
nevertheless remains active
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
LIEUT.. BEERS, OF
WINDSOR, is DEAD

Reported missing for several
months. Lieut. Charles Beers. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Beers. No.
80 Victoria.ave.. Windsor. IL listed
in the las, Official casually list as
presumed dead" Lieut. Beers LETT
Windsor with tho Ninety ninth bat.
TALON and later transferred 70 an
other regiment In England
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
REQ is SOFT ON
LOCAL MARKET
Motor Stock Says But Charcoal
Is Active: Trading Gener-
ally Light
sY O'HARA. FERRIss & co.

Ar The opening of saturday s.
short session ~ The Detroit stock
exchange. REQ Motor car WAS on q
little al e5l-2 bid 20 offered Cont
mental az Ella hid and hS-i asked
was strong. while Charcoal common
ar S3.4 bid SIS asked. was In popu
lar demand
The reflection OF The whole feot
ms ,hrnou, tbe financial world IS
very apparent IN fhe local market
bur when lhv bankers get over them
scare conditions viii become normal
aeain
Fridays session was quiet and rhe
volume ~ fradine wos small Char
coal preferred ur q BIS was quite sc.
tive. while Continental ar t5-S ana
Rec Motor cav ar % % g. were
In good demand
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
Fast BurFkIo 1--WE srocK.

Us y J NIET- y y TI-| =
Cattle Receipts rs market fa'rfv
active steady prime steers ina
H. butcher grades Stdlc1s rn1s
81 snI 2S calves RereIrts $50
r1arket slow 81 lower ruli ~
choice. f4I5a tf50 sheer and lambs
Rerefpfs GOO market active. steady
choice lambs SIS SOC Is IS Gull -
fair. tf0flf5. yearllngs ii0dt7.
sheep isQf025 Hogs Receipts
. 0n0 market active. l4d sc hfRher
workers fIf115T5 pigs 10 ~ y
$3.50 mixed. SIS IS ass heavy.
tf5 sou roughR fl75aGfs
stagE. ff2~
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
Livestock
MICHIGAN rENrRAL sTockNARps

DETROIT, July z0.--Cattle Mar
ket good cattle strong ali com
mon cattle are, slow. best heavy
steers $40 no at so. best handy
weight butcher EteerE $3.50 %
mixed steers and heifsrs isd9 handy
light butchers. f75Nds light butrh-
era t6d7. best rows t750as butch
or cows fs504 49, common cowr
f5T5We Gamers. t54S50 best
heavy bulls. s. 5ons bologna bulls.
S. 5Ou- 15 stock bulls tsds2f.
feeders is0f. stockers. tsas milk
ers and springsrs $50 n 90 Veal
calves Market dun best grades.
tf40ia50 others t7dt1 shop and
lambs Market DUH best lambs
$500. fair lambs. Si1i0d - 0.
light - common lambs sl1U 3 So.
fair 20 good sheep. fsdsf0 cutie And
common. g. 80 $50 Hogs Markst
prospects pigs iltGl450 mixed
AIDES f1t75Ni5
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23

NEW YORK. July - The wsstij
actual hank statement today shovel
the following changes surplus in.
creased. f10f. 900 7VO. loans 5ecrsas'f
ti7i ss1 ono cash IN own vaults, Nom
bers federal rerervs banks feshstssf
ffl7Teo00 reserve in ofhff vhuifs
state banks and trust eornpanlsH fn.
creased 1915. 000 net fsnand fspus
its. decreased ts7.7f7. 900 nsi iifns a.
posifs. increaged o. iS1 0on sifffis
ton. Increased t10s 900 sKgrsEsfs 20
serve t6as 81 900
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
TOLEDO GH.I~

TOLEDO. Tuly 2l-FIoan Wheat
cash and July, i250 sept g. %
corn. cash. i7ft sept. 81 So Dec.
Sis May. tfi7 oats. cash and July.
ssc sept. s0isc. Dec ga. Rye.
rsah ~ Governed cash. fii so.
oct ti2t0. Dec 1890 Al-its. Aug
tifq Timothy prime 1870 rut.
ter brick creamery, 3sitc tub. enc.
Eggs frsa hcandied $50 fancy fe-
lscts asc Hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
cmIcArnIIvr srnrk

CHICAGO July p Hogs Pc
60 Df4 : 600 market strong - 100
81 gher. mixed and butchers tf4ff7
1855 good heavy iftg0Tfs
rough heavy. tiiNif75 light. iitt0
If575 pig slf.2idft3o cattle
f.ernlrfs nn0 market steady.
tcevcs - fn0f3 sfockers and rsef-
efq o. - q 90 calves ii0Ifs-s
sheep Receipts 1000 market
steady native t-75nf0s0. western
g. 1e11l lambs. iioai5s0 western.
ffn lfg
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23

About 1900 candidates have been
designated 20 take examinations.
beginning today. For appointment
49, second lleutenants IN the army
This may be the last examination
OF the kind until the war ~ over.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23

tIffff. MD July 1l Hogs rr4
cefrfa 500 market steady 20 81 high
~ workers. SO As. mivef 1880 mo.
diums fifti pise $3.50 rouEhs
sf7 So stays $3.50 CATTLE Pc
crfpfs tnrR market slow gtrsr
and lambs Receipts ? cars rnsrket
slow top $3.50 calves pe~ri-fs
200 slow top ti4s0
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
NEW youh puoDrfr

NEW YORK. July Flour: Quiet
and nrmer. Pork. Cnsettied. mess
ff250643 Lard Firmer: middle
west spot $1,000 10. Sugar. Raw
easy: centrifugal. IS test. ss2d6bs.
snuscovado, 50 test. s56fn5bS. re-
1ned.N quiet, cut loaf t9l5. crushed
tse0: powdered. sT.s0de2O. granu-
lated. s5.65ds. coffee RIO No. :
on spot, sLc Tailow. Weak. spe-
cial, i5H NC. city i4Ac. country. 1tts
Qlec. Hay: STEADY. prime No. I. 81
O1I0. No. :, 76n S5c. clover 50d 9bc
Dressed poultry. Dull. turkeys. 1Sd
SIC: chickens. iad &c. fowls. ! ; n Csc.
ducks. 20 a ace. Live poultry Weak.
geese. 1sc: ducks. fsn 9sc. fowls. ~ n
he: TURKEYS. iSc. ROSTERS, iSc.
(rfcffn. bfoilcra. 23M CSC. Cheese
Unsettled. state milk common To
op~clais. lfn13c; skins. common 20
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
LnrnI Rnnk cIrnrin..

Local hank cl~arfngs - reported
hv Tho Detroit Clearing House Lsso-
citation July 81. 1917 were clear
ings SOB bfaoe balance tTsl.5t. a..
rf. clenrlnEs 20 this date = year aVa
g. 1871 2f049itqi. fhis wear rfss~lrVs
~ date tI.SssF7s 61sIa
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23

APPLES New. s2,S box.
naHanss Good shipping stock
neaus Dried Limss. i7c h.
Rerries uckleherries. 3 PER hu
rca sspberries s. per 2a-qt case
california Fruits Cherries. t3.5o a
3 PEACHES - aPrieots, i2' plums
S-f5 per box
cherries Sour s. per IN
,urcants $3.50 per bu
Dressed Dressed ealys' .. Fare ;s,,,. Try
common. l5GIsc 10
Fresh Vegetables Rsdishes, SOC
Dor parsley. Z5uSoc dor cueum-
hers. hot house. Sc gN carrots soc
home sr6wn' rs bu. ,omatoes' IS
per 9 basket crate lettUve. 6oc bu.
green nnions. soc don. green peas.
home grown. t.A00 SO bu dollhouse
head lettuce. ., IS dos SQUASH, &c
T~r basket home grown wax oeanA
8 bu green beans s. Is bu
Honey Fancy white. l6rlTc' er-
tracted 9ntoc n
Hnr Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices tor haled hay in
car lots. Z @. 3. Detroit No. ! timo-
trY. SI-.50tl Is standard umcthy.
SO 50 ali. light mixed 1850 2
st4;as o'S'' 70 ny mixed. sioai.. 30.
clover So So1i4. rye straw. 81 50
dll wheat and cat straw. 80 500 10
per ton.
Lemon. s7Sas,s per box.
Lime. sl.lOG l25 per 100.
Neioas Reckyfords, $500; water
melons 80 0Goc each.
Nuts Wslnuts 200 2ic. almonds.
isg s9c aIesrt- i .l, ise ~ sraI pn,
nlests Sin cartons almonds. soc.
wsinufs. 55c pecnns soc ID peanuts.
roasted fancy lie Jumbo. lac 10.
Oranges -Nalencias. s. - qt-7s per
onIon--Texss Bermudss. Nssa
Potatoe. southern white IS bbl
Pench-S-S iX-basket crates. s27S'
Poultr, Rroner. 2-a7so fight
weights an CSC Ne. hens. Il o Sc
frht Weights I6u1Tc roosters. lbc
ducks 22a -3c geese. lic 10.
JoRBING PRICES.
Canned rood. Apples, IS IS Per
"a ma neans. s. t0Hl.fS. corn.
fancy Maine s.. standard. 81 so. table
June. 81 S. salmon. tall t74o. mar
rcyyfat pens g. SIS. early June. sisS
tomatoes. standard 81 50 don.
Coffee santos. standard. l6G ise
Medium 1877 -oc. fancy. 'oG 72e RIO
Ia al5isc l-ib packages. la 27c
Fe~d In too-lb sacks Bran. $40
standard mtddlinKs, SAC hne mid
iitngS $50. cracked corn. $50 SO
coarse cornmeal $500 corn and
oaLs chop $3.50 per ton.
flour best winter patent. ti3.lo
second patent. ii210. straight. ti2.40
sprIap patent. $3.50. rye -four. ti23d
pcr hhl u 1876 lbs. in eighth paper
sacks
on.-Lfnseed OIL raw. tlls. boiled
slts gal kerosene. iron barrels
4c g1 spline. 20tao ga.
rrovtsion--M Mess pork. SO fariiy
pork S42uIs clear backs. t40ff43
hams "a 10 -Sc. briskets. 23la q - nc
picnic hams 20 Fl &C. bacon. ~ n
( SIC. lard in tierces 77isc kettle
rendered q 10 III.
Hide-No. I cured hides 7ic No
Z green hides. i1c. No ! cured bulls
$50. 40 ! green bulls. i3c No l
cured veals. kip. 2Ic No. green yea
kip. enc No 1 cured u1urrAiu 2lc
No green murrAin. Il &c No
cured calf sec M. / green calf SOC
No. I horse hides s. 10 /. horse
hfAcs S. No ! tallow lsc No
FtRliow itc 10 No hides. ic oT
~ kip and calf. lisc Of sheep
skins tasto amount WOOL. 2Sc dil so
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
Detroit Clearing Mouse Assn

Actual condition ~ close - bust
ness on Thursdav. July -
Loans. t35tos2 ooo. decrease 1855. -
900 total reserve. tb5ia3 000. IN
crease t7ats ono. total cash 70
sources ,77.ba5.OoO. Increase ti5It-
600. total deposits. fipstTs. 900. de-
crease g. 0sG 900
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23

TDLFNe. July ~ Hogs ~
eirfr liberal market steady iear.
les So so1i5s5 mediums siss1f
1870 rnrkrrs tft-tdfs good ~.
fffUfft0 raiveF Slow sheep s-d
Inuhn slow
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23

Butter No meeting ~ me Butssr
and EsE board on SATURDAY. prices
being nominal At 3b075Lc 10
Eggs-Frerh Michigan rsreIpts
were quotabie az 80 a Sc doI
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
TrGr> NJ rTFn

EIGIN. III July ~ nuiter MAJ
ket ION tubs offered ~ ~ 40
sales Last weeks price. 1fhc
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
Produce

Poultry prices slipped down an
other notch or saturday The con-
sumpfiHe demand ~ turning o. fruits
and vegetables this hot weather and
both poultry and dressed calves are
PASSED lr The market Is going over
che week with qnite an accumulation
nf nghf weight hrcilers IN spite OF
material drop in prices The po-
tato market Mas also a ltttle lower
again OTers are coming IN from
various iirec tlons and stocks are
Eetfng plentiful enough that receiv-
ers arc now looking FOR BUYERS. The
supply 80 h0rrIes was not very large
for a -~afurauy trade but there were
UI.nty OF peaches
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
Bank. and Trust Companies
Sales. 10 n. IN. 20 ~ y

Sales. 10 n. IN. 20 ~ Noon
Char. Pfd.--l00 at 6L. Cont1 Com
SO at 6iz. 10 at sh. Prudden-20
at ~.
Total sales. 100 shares.
The following nrms are privileged
10 execute orders on the exchange:
w. r Moss A. Co. Carlyle n Povah.:
Geo. NJ West & Co.. r. r. Msccrons
& Co. H. w. Noble a Co. n. L. sey-
mour A. Co, w. p. Mclaughlin. Nor
ril. Lynch h Co. W. A. Hamlln \ Co.
VIM. A. Neer & Co. Sinclair & couls,
Wendell. MuIkey n Co. VIM. ii. Rose
a Co. r. X. Pelton a Co. Joel Stock
ard Co.. Bennett Smith Co. w.
wallace a Co. Lewis O. Gorton. Bel
den. Woodruff Co.. Besncr. Cramer
a Muehl, Dodd. Martin & Co. o'Hara
Ferriss q Co., Webb. Lee 4 co.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-23
NEW YoRK coTroN m,nKrr

guote lions BY Paine webber Z 70.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-03-09
Two Cents Per caplta

DR.. I. ]. Murphy Of the Public
Health Commission comments as
follows: "From all parts Of the
state numerous inquiries come in
regarding the progress Of the
"Health Reorganization" bill.
Throughout the state people are
anxious to see this bill voted out
of committee and acted upon at
an early date; if it is passed be-
fore the appropriation committees
make final reports funds for the
state health work that has been
sadly needed for several years
past will be forthcoming. The
people of the state have a genuine
interest in public health work;
this is evidenced by the fact that
this year as the result of the seal
sale alone it is estimated, when all
reports are in, it will be shown
that they voluntarily taxed them
selves two cents per person. But
the annual budget allowed by the
previous legislature for state
health work amounts to only
three and onetfourth cents per
CAPITA"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-03-09

there would be no cold weather ;
knew that New Years would be
green"
And this Nitchie man asserted
that from early in the fall to the
breakup in the springtime, there
would be no cold at all. There
might be some "dirty weather.
in the summer months, he said,
but of this "open winter" we
might all be free from dread.
And, when asked how he be-
came so wise, this guy averred
that he vas a student of the
muskrat, squirrel and bark upon
the tree. And he said that they
had told him quite early in the
fall that the present try at win
ter would be a bluff, that all.
He claimed the muskrat always
knew the weather far ahead, and
told it plainly by signs, which
could be plainly read; and he said
and "open" winter there assur-
edly would be, because the rats
had built themselves a very thin
tepee; he even said that some Of
them no house at all had made
they could keep warn this winter
without artificial aid.
And the squirrels knew the
mildness of the coming winters
mood, and had done no extra
hustling to lay up a store Of food.
And the bark upon the forest
trees was very thin, he said-an-
other "open winter" sign was
what he therein read. And all
this bunk this Nitchie man spread
generally throughout the whole
Northwest, where it was met with
scarce an honest doubt.
And then the frost began to
come, and come, and come some
more, until the world was frozen
as it never was before. 1t froze
the earth clear through and
through, it froze the air o'erhead,
and still the mercury went down
just like a lump of lead. 1t froze
the fires in the stove, froze water
in the well, and there are some
that maintain that it froze a film
o'er-well, at any rate it froze
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-03-09

Sunday afternoon a party
liked" to the Shipman cottage
where the afternoon was spent in
dancing to music furnished by
John Grebenc. Supper was served
at 8 o'clock after which the home
ward trip was begun. In the
party were Mrs. David Schwartz of
Bismark, N. D., MI. and Mrs. J.
v. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Mako
Bluth, Misses Jane Gouze, Claris
Wenker, Emily Fulford, Clara
Larson, Anna Moravetz, Isabel
Gustafson, Gladys Nutter, Agnes
Beckstrom, Irene Auto and Messrs.
Ivar Hanson. Ernest and Einar
Jackson, Tony Moravetz, Hugo
Sundstrom, John Kotchevar, John
Mouser, Frank Schweiger, Elmer
Lindbeck, George Moonan and
John Paulos. A fine time is re-
ported.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-03-09

things up the worst you ever
saw; from November to the first
of March there never was a
thaw.
We've suffered from this win
ter, and we hope we'll never see
another Of the "open" kind, if
this a sample be. And this cop
per colored liar from the region
of Bad River, may he never get
right warm again, may he always
shake and SILVER; may the bal
ance of his life be such as always
to remind him of the joys of win
ter of the so-called "open'' kind.
-IrOnwOOd Record.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-03-09

Fred B. James was in Two Har-
bors Tuesday where he met with
the county commissioners of Lake
County in regard to the Stoney
Road. Mr.. James says the COM
missioners were very favorably i'm
pressed with the possibilities of
this highway and after due con-
sideration will probably take steps
towards its designation as a state
highway. 1t was learned that a
good road is already constructed as
far as Finland and several miles
this side. It is also figured that
three miles of new road will con-
meet with the Stoney road at Camp
IS. MI. James was a delegate
from the Ely Commercial Club to
the meeting.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-03-09
NOTICE

In expressing their thanks for
the hearty support received in con-
nection with the early closing
movement, the Retail Clerks AS
ISOLATION wish to point out that the
benefits conferred on the store
keepers and clerks by the movement
can only be maintained by a con-
tinuance of the cooperation of the
public.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-03-09

Miss Marinette Ann Lockhart
was ten years of age Saturday and
was rendered a birthday party at
which a large number of young
friends were present. A coasting
party was the first of the program
after which guessing games and a
fine lunch was INDUCED in. Misses
Emma Startz. Elsie Trezona and
Dorothy Good and David Burgin
were the winners of the several
contests. A very pleasant after
noon was had and the hostess was
the recipient of many congratula-
tions and we'll wishes.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-03-09
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