The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-07-23
Twenty YEARS Ago.
Taken frsm The Ely Miner o.
the same date in 1906.

Owing to the fact that we missed
several weeks of our Twenty Years
Ago., we will print items in the
numbers missed with the dates of
the week.-Editor.
June %, 1906.
While Ely has had any number
of twin babies in the past, Mrs.
John Buskala today friday pre-
scented her husband with triplet
girls. All are likely appearing lit
tie maids according to information.
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John Oscar Anderson and Miss
Hulda Elenora Karlberg were unit
ed in marriage Saturday by the Rev.
G. H. Blake of the M. E. church.
August Karlberg attended the groom
and Miss Naomi Stream was brides
maid.
Mark Zpretic and Miss Martha
Sajatovich were married Monday
morning at the Catholic church by
the Rev. Father Buh.
A license was issued Saturday for
the marriage on July 1, of Anton
Mihellich to Miss Marie Barich. Mr..
Mihellich is one of the members of
the Austrian Orchestra and Miss
Barich has been for several years
employed as a saleslady with o. G..
Korb and Berglund Bros.
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Stephen Banovetz and Miss Ang-
Ella Popishel were married Sunday
evening by Rev. Father Buh at the
Catholic church. After the cere-
mony a reception was held at the
home of the groom.
The running team of the Ely Fire
Department left Tuesday afternoon
via. Duluth for the annual tourna-
ment of the Northern Minnesota
Firemen's Association which is on at
Cass Lake this week. So far, Ely
has secured first or second in every
event pulled off.
Misses ANGELA and Clementia
Shipman returned Monday evening,
the former from Smiths College and
the latter from the Art Institute at
Chicago. They will spend the sum-
mer at Castle Crag" on Long Lake,
the Shipman summer home.
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Joseph Rauh and Maria Leskovic
were married Sunday at the Catholic
church as were also John Kardel and
Mary Preblich.
mine at Section Thirty.
Tuesday having on board A. M. CHS
holm and Edward Lynch of the
Shagawa mine, DIR. H. j. Connors OF
Superior and p. H. Nelson of Hib,
bling. The gentlemen visited the
mine on Section Thirty.
Mrs. r. S. Miller accompanied by
Miss Carmen and Master Clifford
left Saturday for Duluth where they
took the steamer Huronic on Sun.
day for Sarnia on their way to
spend the summer in Canada. r. S
Miller accompanied them as far as
Port Arthur returning yesterday.
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June 20, 1906.
The running team of the Ely Fire
Department returned Monday al
noon from the Cass Lake tourna
ment with $170 of the prize money
and the tournament for Ely next
year. The winnings show the Ely
team of excellent mettle considering
there were seven other teams com
peting. The team coming closest tt
Ely in the matter of cash was Eve
leth which captured $145 of the
prize money, leaving $85 to be divid
ed among the other six competing
teams. The ''iron ore boys" Fl on
Ely and Eveleth surprised the deni
zens of Cass Lake and neighborinl
cities. Eveleth also won the Asso
citation banner and had points beer
figured would have had about thre,
points the best of Ely. However
as points were not figured, none,
counts and consequently Ely is tn
winner at the tournament.
Those who composed the team a
Cass Lake were |. Cox, captain
Jake Skogland, P. Bergleen, M. Gun
dy, Oscar Aubin, Osias Aubin, E
LeBeau, Fred Childers, Waite
Eisenach, F. St. Marie, Jack Sera
phine, Chas. Quigley, r. Hodge,
Sandberg, F. Perttula and A. Sund
holm. Henry Chinn accompanied tn
team as timekeeper and general sup
erintendent.
Only one race during the entir
meet, the Firemen's Foot Race. wa
run wherein Ely did not cut in 70
either first or second money. Tor
Harri an Ely boy, but who runs wit
the Eveleth department, won tn
fremen's foot race for Eveleth.
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Capt. and Mrs. Chas Trezona an
children Left today for visit a
Mortified, Minnesota.
A wreck occurred today just tn
other side of Murray and IA loade
ore cars went into the ditch. TIL
passengers on the noon train wer
transferred around the wreck arri'