The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-02-29

bowling parlors and is now pre-
pared to meet all those desiring this
healthful sport. Three prizes of SIS,
SO and So have been hung up tor
high scores to February 10.
All the controlling push" of the
Section 80 Exploration were in the
city this week and visited the prop
erty. Among others we noticed
Geo. j. Lonstorf of Milwaukee, R.
H. Pagan, F. w. Eaton and Lon
Merritt of Duluth.
/ Miss Emma WESTERN was tend
cred surprise. party by her young
friends Monday evening at the home
/ of Miss Frances Adamson. She left
the following morning for Duluth
where she takes up studies in the
High School.
The home of Capt. Roberts of the
Pioneer has been quarantined for
diphtheria, the elder son being af-
flicted with the disease.
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J A diamond drill will be put to
work in a few days on the Roy
Z Cldlui near 4OWCI ny L. DISH
and associates. 1t is confidently ex-
pected that something will be shown
up, as the showings are of the best.
The many friends of Miss Emma
Thies will be grieved to hear of her
death which occurred in Grand
Rapids, Mich, Tuesday of consump-
ton. While. it has long been known
that she was sufferer from the
dread disease, the news was never
theless shock to all her friends.
Thos. Wakefield, chief blacksmith
= at the Chandler, almost lost the
sight of his left eye Saturday after
noon while at his work by being hit
with a piece of flying steel.
Carl j. Anderson and Miss Mary
Anderson secured a license to wed
this week. Both are popular young
people and many friends join in
wishing them unlimited happiness.
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Geo. Thatcher and family left
: Tuesday noon for Duluth where they
will make their home in the future
Mr.. Thatchr having disposed of his
interests in the Eagle saloon of this
city.
The Ely Aerie of Eagles will hold
a meeting Sunday evening for the
purpose of electing officers. Worthy
President Mike Murphy has been
appointed District Deputy Grand
President of the order.
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Treasurer Trezona of District No
IL. has received this years allot
ment of the states aid to graded
schools $1308 was the amount re
ceived which shows hip very well fol
the number of pupils enrolled in the
Ely schools.
William Noal, well known in this
city where he was at one time lead
er of the. Ely City Band, died last
week after short illness. DEATH
was due to heart failure. He wa:
a cornetist of no small ability anc
of late years has made his residence
in Virginia. He was a member OF
the Virginia Aerie of Eagles, anc
this order had charge of the funera
services last Sunday.
Fred Neff and family arrived
from Duluth last week and will re
side in Ely for a time, Mr.. Neff be
ing employed at the Pioneer mine
Lewis ]. White returned Wednes
day evening from Milwaukee where
ne had accompanied his mother
Mrs. j.. II. White, who is now at 3
hospital in that city undergoing
treatment under an occulist.
Since the first of the year the
properties known as the Minnesota
Iron Company mines have been OBJ
Grated under the Oliver Iron Min
ing Company. The Minnesota al
Tower has not been operated. It is
only change in names, but it is in.
teresting as showing the logical way
IN which the steel corporation is or
ganized. 1t will not be in COCO
form from now on to speak of the
Minnesota Iron company. The mos
important mines formerly included
under that name were the Fayal
Adams, Spruce at Eveleth and the
Hlbbing group of mines. All the
steel corporation mines on the ole
range We're operated by the Oliver
Iron Mining Company, as were also
the Mountain Iron mine and the
mines at Virginia.
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In an argument as to the respect.
i've merits of chickens between q
Tower sport and an Ely fancier
Tuesday evening. the Tower Sport
was worsted to the extent of the
whole business. The Ely birds wor
five out of five fights. Consider.
able money changed hands in the re.
suit OF the battles.
Il Mrs. W. B. Goldsworthy returned
Tuesday evening from Two Har.
bors where Mr. Goldsworthv is con.
fined at the Budd hospital. Mr.
and Mrs. Goldsworthy were or
their return from visit with rel.
atives in Michigan and Mr.. Colds.
worthy's health became so bad he
was compelled to stop off at Two
Harbors. His many friends hope
for speedy recovery.
/ know many dumbbell persons,