The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-05-28
RESORTS OPEN
FOR SEASON.
THE OPENING OF THE SEASON
SHOWS OUR POPULARITY
WITH TOURIST PUBLIC.

Burntside Lodge had their fill OF
guests Sunday and many are booke ]
for next Sunday and later in the
SEASON. w. A. Alden has improved
the appearance of BURNSIDE Lodge
considerably Ga fact hard to under
stand as the Lodge was one of the
most beautiful resorts in the stats
with the addition of rustic star
ways, additional conveniences Tor
guests, addition of pool room AMI
other improvements.
A branch of the Chocolate Shop
has been established in the store
building and Buffalo" Paulos is IN
charge. Buffalo" knows how to
cater to the wants of patrons and
this will add to the popularity OF the
Lodge.
White Iron Beach entertained its
first large party for the season on
Sunday when thirty or more agents
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company were the guests of y. l..
Grinden, local agent and the leading
agent in the matter of business
done in the state. White Iron
Beach is under the management of
three popular people and service to
their guests is the motto. w. o..
Lomasney has charge of the store
and bookkeeping office. Bob Opel
has charge of the boats and j. Carl
son, Jr., is in charge of the cot
tages.
DIR. Travis has made many i'm
provements to Crawford Lodge and
has built several fine new log cabins.
r.. oil.
number for his popular place on
Lake Gegoka on the Ely-Finland
road and has received assurances of
a full house for almost the entire
season. He has also put in 5000
or more baby chicks and his chicken
dinners will be a drawing card lat
er in the year.
The Winton Resort company has
its excellent place in running order
1t is understood that the firm of
Goodman & Ager proprietors, have
in view the establishment of an g.
hole golf course during the coming
summer. Their popular weekend
dances will be begun within short
time.
Frank Jenko at Silver City has
one of the finest places in the coun-
try for the tourist. This place is
located at what is known as "The
Bridge" the starting point of the
larger number of the canoe trails
to the hundreds of lakes to the
north.
Camp Van Vac on BURNSIDE lake
with its hansome list of log AM
stone cottages, rustic buildings and
the finest of attention and service
pride of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
has already reservations on hand
for large part of the season.
Camp Van Vac is one of the show
places of this section of the great
outdoors and those who have par
taken of its hospitality are certain
of a return visit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Harris are nature lovers and
can see the beauty of this "Play-
ground of Nation. They have
surrounded themselves and their
popular resort with everything that
makes for the comfort of their
guests.
Joe Rothman, the popular agent
for the Ford interests, has built a
place on Bear Island lake. Joe be-
heves in modern appliances and un-
like his boss, Henry Ford, who has
reverted to old time fiddlers, wind
mills and quadrille figures, has
equipped his Bear Island resort with
electric lights and every modern
convenience. Joe's garage is also
the author of Little Helps that
Really Help" and he is willing and
anxious to do it.
Fred Childers will again manage
Vermilion Trail Lodge, located mid
way between here and Tower. The
Lodge is most unique in its con-
struction and many guests who were
there last year are booked for a