The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-09-07

officers of the Methodist Ladies Aid
will take place Thursday afternoon at
the Community Center. Mrs. Albert
Kent and Mrs. Lewis Coombe will be
the hostesses.
The schools of the district opened
Tuesday for the Fall term The reg
| istration has not as yet been an
nounced, however there were over five
hundred registered in the High School
and over fifty in the Junior College.
Big Fur Sale. Sept. IL and 13.-Mr
| Harry Goldberg of Doroshow Furs
will present wonderful line of Fur
Coats at Bezeks. Style, Quality and
Savings. Remember the dates. Sept.
II and 13.-adv.
The Ely Meter Club will meet Fri
| day evening September IA at the Com
| munity Center. Annual election of
officers will take place ALI who are
interested in the Mothers Club should
attend this meeting.
Chas. Trezona, w. E. Trezona and
James Nankervis left Thursday morn
ing by car for Crystal Falls, Michigan
to attend the meeting of the Lake Su-
perior Mining Institute which is be-
ing held there.
Paul McCarty, Armas HILL, Will
fred Johnson, Andrew Lampi, Lauren
Leino, Fred Kaninen, Louis Somrock
and Harry Newgord returned last
week from Minneapolis where they
attended the Fort Smelling Citizens
Military Training camp.
An additional heater will be INSTALL
ed in approximately 100 Northland
buses for the winter, says President
Wickman. The present heater is in
the front Of the buses and the sec
ond one will be placed in the rear.
This will assure uniform heat.
Fred G. James and family of Rock
ford, Illinois, have been visiting Mr..
James. Fred Jr., is engaged in the auto
sales business in the Illinois city and
drove with his family to this city in
handsome new Buick They made
the trip from Rockford to Duluth in
one day.
Alex Eckstrom and family of San
Antoine, Texas, visited with Mrs
Eckstrom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Palmgard. Mr.. Eckstrom left for his
home Tuesday where he is manager of
the Greyhound Bus Lines. The family
will visit here for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Cain of Port
lard. Oregon who have been the guests
of Mrs. Gains parents left this week
for Des Moines, Iowa where they will
visit Mr.. Gains parents before leaving
for Chicago, Illinois where they will
make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Solem returned
To the city Friday after a wedding trip
during which they visited several
Michigan, Minnesota and eastern
cities. They were married at Mime
apolis several weeks ago, Mrs. Solem
having been before her marriage, Miss
Mildred Quinn, teacher in the Ely
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Misses Julia Suoja, Helia Koski,
Myrtle Homer, Selma Perttula, Sauna
Nicholas, Frances Peyla, Edith Maxi
and Llama Haavisto spent Sunday and
Labor Day at the Swanson cottage at
Lake Vermilion. Archie and Jessie
Swanson acted as guides for the girls
and showed them the beauty spots of
the lake in their launch. All report
having a fine time.
Work on the golf course is progress
ing and on Sunday and Monday four
holes had been put in condition for
play. Several enthusiasts spent the
day on the course. Art Nyman making
hole in two which he considers the
record for this new course. A crew or
men are working and are building up
the green's and fairways. The mem
bership is increasing and in all proba-
bility the limit will be reached before