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CITED
%

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2o.-tF-i
Award Of silver star citations to two.
Texans. Pierre +. Higgins OF Fort
Worth and Emde III. Wright CT Pea
cock. for gallantry in action during
the World wAr was announced TO-
day by the war department. :
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Physical Culture
Class VIII Oper

"A physical culture school for
women and girls viii be opened in
the basement Of the Methodist
church Sept. 5 by MRS. Joe In
gram.
Mrs. Ingram has held classes here
before and she Is well known. She
Is a sister Of Bishop Clements, VAL
ley ball player and scribe. n
The physical culturiSt has studied
and taught this line for several
years ~
The business girls classes viii %
held on Monday and Thursday
from $50 TO 1880 p. IN. The matA
rons will meet Tuesday and Friday
from o TO 10 On. III. Mrs. Ingram als1
Is planning TO open n class for
younge- girls.
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Cafe Operator Held
After Mans Death

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 29.--tR
Lew Watson. 30, OF Oklahoma
City. a drilling contractor, was shot
and killed in a basement lunch
room In the downtown business dis
trict today.
Jim Deupree, operator OF the
lunch room, was arrested. The
shooting was believed TO have re-
suited from a drunken argument.
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Inspectors Shot
Wild: Man Wounded

HOUSTON, Aug 2e.-dP-Ailen
Howard, "A, was in an improved
condition today at a hospital here
after being hot In the shoulder
yesterday by W. ii. Crook, federal
narcotic inspector.
The shooting occurred yesterday
when Crook. with w. ]. Patterson,
another narcotic agent. attempted
to arrest a man suspected RI ped
ding narcotics. The suspect reach
ed for a gun and Crook fired at
him, the bullet going wild and
striking Howard, Crook said.
No charge was filed.
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Prominent Artist
OF CO., IL Dead

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 29.@R)
Alton Packard, So. artist, cartoon
LIST. musician and lecturer, died nc
q hospital here today.
Packard achieved a reputation In
the 1905 as a cartoonist and artist
for the Minneapolis Journal, Chica-
90 Times. Dayton Herald and the
Chicago Sunday Blade.
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Mexican Generals
Sued By Government

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 29.-AP-
Generals Gonzalo Escohar, Fran
cisco r. Manzo, Fausto Topete,
Juan Gualberto Amaya. Marcelo
Ceraveo. Francisco Urbalejo. Ro-
berto Cruz. Ramon Yucupicio and
others including several former
congressman r. named In the
damage suits for 103. 100000 pesos
lodged by the government in the
courts at Nogales and Vera Cruz,
according TO special newspaper dis
patches
The suits are to recover the al
legged cost to the government OF
putting down the recent revolution
in which the defendants allegedly
we're leaders. AMI most Of their
property In Mexico has been seized
to hold as guarantee Of payment.
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First figures lowest temperature
last night; second. highest tempera-
ture yesterday; third. wind velocity
at 8 a. m; fourth. rainfall past "a
hosfr-
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LOST N FOUND

rosT-rn West Brownsville. small
black. shaegy terrier: answers 70 name
Of Riackie. Reward. Mrs. M, A.
0xtsham. i7OZ West Elizabeth street; 80
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PERSONAL

TFF MEDICAL ARTS HOSPITAL Of
Edinburg, Texas. viii start . new elass
for student nurses Sep-smner 10 Any
one who desires 70 enter THIS ga
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NEW 5-RoOM HOUSE on Garfield be-
tween 18th and 18th. Victoria Heights.
Many built-in features: exceptionslIy
well finished: cash. trade or TERMS. 81, =
Spivey, Arcade Bldg. I-<<s
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Los Ebanos Lot

We have peen authorized py owner
10 sell mis- beautiful Los Ebanos lot
for $1,000. terms can oe arranged
This Is an unusual sacrifice. Call
Mr. Egan &C James-Dickinscn
phone 499.
Sill,
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HOUSES FOR SALE

GOING TO MISUNDERSTANDING. lease
lO.room apartment house. basement.
81. 900: some trade. located San antonio.
THIS
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LOTS FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL Los EBANOS LOT
Southeast exposure; must be Ole at
sacrifice. Phone i3o8-W. or call 81 NC
1. Del Francis Apartments. @ Eoanos.
e-ii7
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FOR SALE-Beautiful o Eoanos
home. i've rooms. large lot: built OF
brick; wonderful exposure. Prlceo
right. Terms can be arranged. Can
MT. Eean. nes-Dtckinson Co. Paone
4pe. Home phone I3s8-W T-ss
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SHERIFF-S SALE

THE STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY
OF CAMERON:
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SALE or trade for Oklahoma city
property. Q lots In Victoria HeiRhts On
18th St. from Grant 20 HAYS: ten az
the finest Naval orange trees I'm the
Valley. 36 other varieties. II vearg old.
4 room horge and Rarage: price 5000 90.
scme terrns n desired n. Gordon.
fe1e HayB g. EruEnsytlie. T-f6s
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wANTED-Maid for general housewcrk.
Must speak English. Phone 1881.
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NEW DUPLEX. furnished and unfur-
nEsbed Every convenience. No TIA
west Elizabeth Phone Carlos q wat.
scn. 1-fs
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SITUATIONS WANTED

GRADUATED ELECTRICIAN wants N
kind OF electrical work. Box So or
phone 20. WeSlaco. Texas. T-2is
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-06-14
CATHOLIC LADIES MEET
DECIDE TO SPONSOR SHOW.

The Ely Council of Catholic Women
held its meeting Wednesday evening at
the Community Center. Mrs Dolan
had charge OF the meeting.
Mrs. McMahan brought UP the sub
ject of bringing the University Players
to the city some time next March A
vote was taken and it was decided
that the Council enter into a con-
tract with the players for the presen-
tation of a play All who saw Wind
in the South viii be pleased to know
that these talented players from the
University are TO be with US again
1t was voted TO change our meeting
date from the second Tuesday TO the
fourth Tuesday of the month.
Mrs. Dolan gave very interesting
report on the Diocesan Convention
held in Duluth last month
At this time Mrs. Dolan's resigna-
ton as President of the council was
read. Vice President Mrs Lillian
Fleming was named to ill the vacancy
temporarily.
The council plans to sponsor va
cation school in religious training as
has been done in the past two years.
Mrs. Manhattan was named chairman
of arrangements SLENDER, Pub
licity chairman.
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MIDSUMMER
FESTIVAL 22-23

Arrangements are practically COM
pleted for the Annual Finnish Mid
summer Festival, which is being held
here on the 22nd and 23rd of June.
The committees in charge have left
nothing undone to make this event a
success Ely has always had the repu-
tation of being a royal entertainer
and taking care of events of this kind
in an efficient manner and it is hoped
that the festival viii be the best ever
held here. A large attendance is eX-
pected from the range and other parts
of the state. An Interesting program
has been prepared for this occasion
The people of Ely and vicinity are
cordially invited to attend any and all
of the events in connection with this
festival The following Committees
are taking care of arrangements:
General Chairman-John E. Porthan
Advertising-Mr. Matt Porthan, Mr.
Anti Saari, Mr. VIM B. Maxi.
Programmes. Anna Leino, Mr.. Henry
Metsapelto, Mr.. Adam Mattola, Mr..
Otto SarNpato, Mrs H KoivumaH
Mr.. Oskar Hakko.
Afhletic-Mr Anti Kivipelto, Mr.
Heikh Paakkari, MIR. John Lintula.
Mi. 6Iflu MdkplIld, MI. lOiKC
Porthan, Mr. Uno Alfalfa.
Decoration-Harry Homer, Nick Alfalfa
Oskar Kauppi, Jacob L. Pete, VIM
Anderson
Refreshments-Jack Lampi, Victor j
- Thompson, j. o. Maxi, Arvid Kan
tola-
Food Committee-Mr. Mike Somero
Mr.. John Palmgard, ST., Mr.. Henry
Ranta, Mr.. Henry Arvola, Mr.. VIM
Lepisto, Mr. Herman Hakala, Mrs
Sonia Maxi, Mrs. Hilma Watilo
Mrs Maria Maxi, Mrs Maria XVI
pelto, Mrs Laimi Arvola, Mrs Emma
Kantola, Mrs. z. L. Somero, Mrs
Hilma Hakko, Mrs. Sofia Koski, Mrs
Anna Porthan, Mrs. Sanni Maxi
piha.
Transportation-Toivo Elfing, Anti
Nikkola
Housing-John Hyvarinen, Elias Salsa
Badge Committee-John Porthan
Gust A Maxi, Art Forselius.
Finance-Gust A Maxi, John E. John
son, Arthur Forselius.
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POPULAR YOUNG MAN
PASSES AWAY

Louis Slabodnik, a popular young
man a resident of this city since in
fancy, died Friday at the Nopeming
Sanitorium of heart attack after
being at the Sanitarium for the past
two months. The remains were
brought to this city and the funeral
was conducted Tuesday from the
Catholic church, Rev. Father Mihelcic
officiating. The Catholic Order OF
Foresters of which he was member
had charge of the funeral and escort
ed the remains of their brother to the
cemetery The funeral was largely
attended and the floral offerings were
many and beautiful
He was q years of age and surviving
him are his widow and one daughter.
He is also survived by his mother and
several brothers One of the brothers
is Leonard Slabodnik, cashier of the
First State Bank Of Ely.
The sorrowing family and relatives
have the sympathy of a host of friends
in their bereavement.
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1927: Helen Berglund, Josephine Slc-
gar. Laura Laitala, Angela Slogan,
Marie Popovich, Francis Struckel,
Billie Parker, Arthur oeraphine, Audry
King, RENO Maxi, Eunice Hanson,
John Petek, Kathleen Hillman, Terry
Brownell, VIM. Aronen, Thelma Aho,
Elsie Ranta, Elsie Plasman, Chester
Hillman. VIM. Mcfarland, David
Berglund, Billie Trezona, Joe Jerich,
Tony Klune, Richard Herrinen, Joe
Babic, Molly Merhar, Chas. Trezona,
Earl Edwards, Jennie Pengal, Ger
Thompson, RENO Okerman, Paul
Reko, Elsie Ahonen, Reynold Theno,
Anna Ahonen, Florence Edwards,
Lorraine Chernie, Elvera Zeiring, VIII
ford Robertson, Margaret Seliga,
Arthur Koivumaki, Celia Caleb, Irving
Hoar, Wesley Beele, John Skubitz,
Frank Skubitz. Lawrence Aronen,
Paul McCarty, Elmer Quintenen, Ken
meth Grinder, Mary Jerich, Sylvia
Erzer, Pearl HerSeth, Edna Herrlnen,
Ina ManteIla, Waino Languenin, Fred
Startz, Francis Babic, Marjorie Berg
lund. Emmett Herrinen, Chas. johnson,
August Sarkipato, Chas. Gallagher.
Lillian Theno, Rudolph Gradisher,
Otto Sarkipato, John Alumani, Joe
Preattle, Evangeline Jefery, Ella
Buroglio, Jennie Tisovich, George Sla-
bodnik. Gertrude Fflson, Heino Hill,
Terrsie Tranti, Anna Hewitt, Mar
geret Marovitz, Ester Richar S,
Mitchell Lomsak, kathleen Burke,
Ia Siren, Bernice Beele, and John
Ceko.
Forty-one players began the study
of music prior to that date.
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lander GUMP
WEDDING GOOD

The Zander-Gump Wedding mater
allied Tuesday evening under the aus
pices of the Ely Mothers Club. A
large and appreciative audience was
in attendance. We cannot go into
detail and tell how remarkable each
character was portrayed but suffice it
to say-each did well
Skeezik, Billy" Hasselblad and Sum
shine, Mary Lambert were popular
performers The players who took
part were as follows:
Mr.. @. Hamel, Harold Gordon, Mil
ton Gordon, Billy Kelly, Harold Ham
Ell, Dicky Mcfarland, Wayne Brownell,
Lillian Fleming, E. j. Joncas, John
Schaefer, Thomas Murn, Marie Nc
Mahan, Sylvia Heikkala, Edward
Buckley, Billy HaSselblad, Una Ayres,
Leslie Bean. A Peterson, Vernice
Brownen, Matt Kobe, Florence Mich
oils, Rose Mccarthy, Marie Nelson
David Childers, Alfred Peterson
Arthur Peterson, j. NJ Brown, Mary
Lambert, Janet Laing, 3. j. Agnew
Henry Chinn, DR.. Rolando, Luther
Bang, Francis Spooner, Alice Tarvin
Annie Simonich, David Peterson, John
Perko, Jack Gianotti, Anna Leino
Beatrice Laing, John Nankervis and
John Rautio.
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TWENTY APPLICANTS
FOR EVERY JOB.

The Minnesota Highway depart
ment is stin receiving applications for
appointment on the state traffic pa
troll Nearly 100 applications for these
jobs are already on file The Law
limits the force to thirty-five men,
and according to c. M Babcock, COM
missioner of highways, the new unit
VIII more likely be started with a
smaller number and built up grad
ually. Consequently a lot of applf-
cants are going to be disappointed.
Men win be selected who are be-
tween the ages of Is and IS, and they
must pass rigid tests to show that
they are physically fit. Preference
viii be given to single men and To
men who have had military training
or experience in handling highway
traffic. Those who pass the tests VIII
go on the eligible list and be ap-
pointed IN the order their applica-
tons are received
The men selected win be given sew
eral weeks Of intensive training before
they are sent out on the highways.
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will be well marked with farm bureau
picnic signs.
There are several reasons why the
committee chose this sight in prefer
ence to numerous others. The first
being that Lake Vermilion is entitled
to more consideration from the home
people. Secondly, it is located in the
central part of the north end of the
county. Thirdly, fishing is very good
and the bathing beach is splendid.
The main features of the day viii
be free boat ride of about ten miles
in length for all the people, and the
initial games of the north-end kitten
ball league. The other usual races
and games for children are also on
the program. The speaking program
is just in the making and win be an
nounced later.
Mr. Nick Nelson is general chair
man of the outing and Mr.. L. r.
Luthey in charge of grounds, while Mr.
Ben Leighton of Hibbing has charge
of sports
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OFFICERS INSTALLED
FOR JOBS DAUGHTERS.

At the regular meeting of the Jobs
Daughters on Wednesday evening, the
following officers were installed Tor
the ensuing term.
Noble Queen-Kathleen King.
Senior Princess Margaret Nicholas.
Junior Princess Margaret Mitchell.
Guide-Florence Hanson
MarshaILLucille Childers.
Chaplain-LuciIle Smith.
Secretary-Ruth Anderson
Treasurer-Kathleen Lomasney.
Custodians-Ruth Childers, May
Jones.
Messengers-Evelyn Olson, Bernice
johnson. Blanche Nicholas, Jane
Pierce, Helen Denley.
Inside Guard-Annie Camlsh-
Outside Guard-Stella Kantola.
Observation-Disclosures Dahl
Gladys Dunstan-
Miss Lucille Smith Past Noble
Queen was the installing officer.
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two Of the main highways are paved
and all the county trunk lines are
well grayeled.
The creamery in the Arrowhead
country enjoys facilities within truck
ing distance which the Iowa farmer
can get to only after a rail haul Of
five or six hundred miles. From the
Carlton county creamery to the cooler
at Duluth, the butter tubs are of the
ice only three or four hours, or even
less-not long enough to lose the chill
of the outer wrappers.
The lake route and the easy access
to it are the direct reason why four
creameries, all doing well, have sprung
up in one corner of Carlton county
where twenty years ago not one could
live. And that is why students of this
region and its resources believe the
possibilities of dairy development are
still unlimited in the Arrowhead.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-06-14
RANCE JUNIOR H. s.
SWIMMING MEET

This advance notice is to inform
you that the First Range Junior High
School Swimming Meet viii be held
the afternoon and evening of Deem
Der IA, 1929, in the Ely Memorial
High School Natatorium.
The object of this meet is mainly
to give the young prospective swim
mers something to look forward to and
to work for.
As all persons connected with swim
ming activities know, it takes long
time to develop a swimmer even
though he may possess the natural
qualifications. It is not within the
scope Of every person to become a
champion nor even star Of excep-
tional ability But let none be dis
couraged if he fails TO attain a front
rank in short order. Latent ability
does not develop at once. Usually it
takes years for potential champion
to learn to exploit his natural re-
sources, and perhaps more so in swim
ming than any other branch Of
athletics.
Moreover, though it is not within
the reach of all to become topnotch-
er, any normal boy may acquire suffi-
Gent skill to enjoy competition, win
prizes and laurels occasionally, and
improve their health and physique the
while.
We want a large and enthusiastic
entry and hope this first meet of its
kind viii come eff with bang.
This advance notice is sent out to
all schools on the Range having swim
ming pools, so that all coaches and
swimmers may be equally well pre-
pared.
Entry blanks and further informa-
ton will be sent out next fall.
Any information desired should be
addressed to Max M. HerSeth, Swim
ming Coach, Ely Memorial High
School, Ely, Minnesota
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OLD SETTLERS
REUNION JULY IS
ARRANGEMENTS MADE AND COM
M1TTEES APPOINTED FOR AN
NUAL REUNION To BE HELD
HERE JULY 1S-

On Monday evening at the City Hall
a meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Vermilion Old Settlers As
ISOLATION was held with Chairman
Olof Knutson presiding. II was de-
cided to hold the annual reunion on
Thursday, July Ii. There will be the
usual reception and parade with a
picnic at Sandy Point, a banquet at
the new Forest Hotel and the An
nual Ball at the Washington Audi
forum The follCx ing committees
were appointed to serve for this years
meeting:
COMMITTEES.
Reception-Mrs. Peter Schaefer,
Chairman, W. D. Gallagher, Chas.
Quigley. Mrs Chas. Quigley, JOS.
Skala, ST., Chas Trozona, NJ j. Muir
ply, A j. Thomas, Herman 7. Olson,
e j. Morcom, Britton Prcut, Jack
WhiteSide.
Parade-U. S. Grant McMahan,
Chairman, Joseph Gerzin, ST., M. j.
Murphy.
Transportation-E W. Hanson
Chairman, Joseph Mantel, L. Slabod-
mix, /. G. Cox.
Memberships O. Knutson, Chair
man, F. B. James, Henry Chinn, Jos,
Gerzin, ST., Mike Somero, Herman T
Olson, F. C. Burgess, e. j. Morcom
Gust Carlson, John Glode, L. W. Will
son, Paul Chamberlain, Brcr Magnu-
son.
Sports-E A. LaBeau, Chairman
Jack Gianotti, Max M. Herseth.
Picnie-B o. Strachan, Chairman
Richard Coad, Walter Carlson, Ted
Sondstrom, Peter Handberg, VIM
Jones, T. H Childers, w. E Trezona
D. L. Childers.
Banquet-James Moonan, Chairman
o. T. Friedsburg, j. e. Thompson.
Entertainments Mrs II. N. Suther-
land.
Speakers Schaefer.
Music and Danee-w d. Gallagher
OFFICERS 1929.
President-Olof Knutson, Ely.
First Vice PreSident-John Norden
Tower.
Second Vice PRESIDENT B. Jamec
Ely.
Secretary-A O. Knutson, Ely.
Assistant Secretary-Herman T
| Olson, Tower.
Treasurer-James Moonan, Ely.
DIRECTORS.
W. D. Gallagher, Peter Schaefer-
1929.
Chas. Peterson, Peter MORN
| Deceased 1880.
E. j. Morcom, Chas. Trezona-193l
The program decided upon is as fol
lows:
PROGRAM
L $3.50 A. M. to 1fl.6f A M.-RecepfiOl
| of Old Settlers at the COmmunit,
1 Center.
1880 A. M-AnnuaI Parade win star
from the Community Center.
12:eo M.-Picnic at Sandy Point. Brini
your lunch baskets @Booyah," cot
fee, cream and sugar viii be serves
by thu Association free Served a
/ 1890.
Sports-After refreshments, the Sport
Committee has arranged fine pro
gram Of athletics.
7:ee p. Manual Banquet for Mem
bers and Families at the Fores
Hotel Be sure to fiji IN and return
the enclosed card. The annual bust
ness meeting wiz take place at tn
banquet tables Immediately afte
the banquet.
The Committees have something on
OF the ordinary TO present at tn
banquet and at the picnic grounds.
$500 p. M-The Annual Ball viii tax
place at the Washington Auditorium
DON'T FORGET-The Secretary an
Staff win be on the job all day
| receive your dues and issue Ohcis
Badges.
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WHERE LEGION TEACHES
SWIMMING THIS SUMMER

DR. A. F. Branton of wiIlmar, Min
nesota Legion Activities chairman. has
arranged series Of community Life
saving programs to be conducted BY
Legion posts this summer. SWIM
ming instructor Merwin Clark initia-
ted these campaigns at Hendricks
from June 3-S, is at willmar from
June 1915, Albert Lea June 24-29
Austin July 1-6, Sank Center July q
Is, Glenwood July 1870, Appleton July
22-17, Artonvi1le July 29-August 3
Elbow Lake August 5-10, Marble Aug
1924, Tower-Soudan August 1851.
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SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
MUSICIANS REWARDED

Tie following graduates were given
gold music Tyre pins>ss reward for
four years of faithful Service in the
music department: Elenore Berglund,
Joe Pishler, Lucille Childers, RENO
Koski, John Nankervis, Margaret
Agnich and Frank Sasek.
The. following people have taken up
the study of music since the fail OF
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-06-14
FARM BUREAU OUTING
ON LAKE VERMILION

The annual farm bureau outing and
picnic In the north end Of the county
win be held on lake Eermilion this
year on June g. The grounds are
located on Muskego Point. formerly
GoodwilFs landing, or according to
Indian Legend, the home Of the big
fish.
The road goes direct from Cook and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-06-14
BIRTHS REPORTED SINCE
LIST WAS LAST PUBLISHED

The Registrar Of Births has report
ed the following for the months of
May and June. Ten were registered,
five of which were girls and five boys
as follows.
May ID. Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Harri. a
SON
May 10, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Burja,
a SON
May q. Mr.. and Mrs. John Pirc, a
son.
May "A, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sweiger,
daughter.
May 27. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jane
SIGH, a daughter
May q, Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent YES
sci, son.
May %, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Taxa
vetZ, a SON
June S, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Urbas
daughter.
June Z, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob salo. 9
daughter.
June 9, Mr.. and Mrs John W. Palm
gard, a daughter.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-06-14

Do not forget TO vote for the most
popular girl (under Il years. and for
the most popular boy (under Il years.
An ballots should be cast before or on
the 22nd Of this month Attend our
June sale. The Peoples Department
Store.-adv.