The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-03-23

three boats April 3.
The Pioneer has an immense
stockpile of ore on hand for the
| opening of the shipping season
| The mine has considerable owe,
| 100000 tons in stock, all hoisted
| through one shaft, an event that is
not duplicated in the Lake Superior
region-or in the country for that
matter. Connections have now been
made between A and b shafts.
Articles of incorporation have
been filed with the secretary OF
state by the Highland Land com.
capital stock of $4,000. The of
ficers are: President, George H
Spurbeck; vice-president, m 5
Coggswell; secretary, Edgar A.
| D.nieIs, treasurer, Henry s. BRYAN
No one is as yet certain as to
what concern will ultimately secure
the Section 80 holdings providing
ore in sufficient quantities shows.
Rumor is persistent in crediting it
TO the Clergue syndicate. The Sec
ton Thirty company prefers to
make public the party it represents
Miss Adelaide Wilke, assistant
principal of the Ely high school
will leave this morning for Virginia
when she accompanies the team
from the high school selected to
compete in the spelling contest in
that city this afternoon and even
ing and in which Ely. Virginia and
Grand Rapids will participate. Fri.
day afternoon there will be written
tests and Friday evening there will
be oral tests.
Those going from here will be
Otto Brownell, Carmen Miller, Glars
Rye and Doris Knutson, and We
sincerely hope the quartette may
| return with the honors. The foul
have been selected on a competitive
| test of all the high school pupils.
Next week will begin the state
| examinations in the schools.
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The Pastime Athletic club wa!
formally organized Monday evening
and a set of officers elected. The
: club starts out we'll with a mem
bership of forty and treasury Of
about 5000. The objects of thu
club will be athletics of every kline
and the next meeting will be mex
Monday evening at the City Hall.
A committee consisting of W. d
Gallagher, j. L. Fitzwilliams and w
t. James were appointed to draf
bylaws and rules. The officer
elected were as follows:
i President-W. r. Opie.
i Enthusiastically. d. Gallagher
i Secretary-Otto Brownell
Treasurer L. Cowen.
! This organization is one that ha
long. been needed in this city an,
it is sincerely hoped that thos
forming the club will all try AM
fill the want in this line. The mem
bership comprises citizens who know
not the word fail and good season
of sport is in prospect.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Baldwin tool
their departure Monday for Still
water where they make their fut
ure home. Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin
have resided in Winton for severa
years, where Mr.. Baldwin has beer
foreman of the st. Croix Lumbe
company's mill. Their many friend
in this city and Winton wish then
success in their new home.
The farewell party given Satur
day evening at the Turf Hall t.
Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Whiteside wa
a very enjoyable event. Dancin,
was INDUCED in to music furnishe
by F. C. Wagner and Miss Sadi
Cowling. At IL o'clock a most de
licious lunch was served. Mr.. an
; Mrs. Whiteside left Monday morn
ing for Duluth where they will re
side in the future
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| The Exchange Hotel was opene
to the public Tuesday morning b
: the new proprietor, Peter Bergleer
: The Exchange starts out with tn
! best of prospects and a full hous
every night which is very gratifying
to the new proprietor and his man
friends.
Frank Dear was elected presiden
of the village of Hibbing Tuesda,
over w. j. Power on vote of So
20 oOZ. L. 81. hydH ueIedIcu iHos
F. Brady for recorder.
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The members of the legislator
will next week visit Duluth and tn
iron ranges in a body. While il
Duluth, they will be the guests o
the Commercial Club land after
banquet will visit the ranges. It
expected they will come direc
through to Ely after which lowe
and the Mesaba range will be visit
i ed.
The village election at Bull re
suited as follows: President, w.
West; recorder. M. A. Nichols
trustees, NJ. L. Reed, Andy Nelso,
and John Pasich; treasurer, Gus
Cromberg; justices of the peace, Ed
Cram and John Carlson; constable
John Mclaughlin.
Shaft No. Of the Minnesots
mine at Tower is again being
worked after an idleness of over
| twelve years. Another deposit has
been found in this shaft.
Frank Johnson of the Johnson