The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-04-28

The fire department was called tc
the Rova home at the west end OF
Harvey street where chimney fire
had set fire to the roof. Nominal
damages resulted
l. NJ. Bang and E. w. Hanson at
tended the Bar Association banquet
and meeting in Virginia Monday even
ing where MFR. Hanson appeared on
the program and entertained with
Swedish dialect stories
The Pillars of Hercules" The
Thunderbolt of Zeus," Mr.. and Mrs.
Mother Goose" and several other fine
pieces of commercial art will be shown
at the Forest Hotel next Thursday.
City Assessor Fred B. James was in
Virginia Tuesday where the 80 range
town assessors were given final in
structions by a member of the State
Tax Commission.
H j. Aase and NJ l. Smith Of the
ST. Louis County Club were here last
week and showed several reels of
moving pictures of All activities at the
High School in the furtherance of Al
club projects in the city.
Signs made and repaired August
Maxi, the washer of walls and ceilings,
will make you sign or repair the one
you have Cali 87R and special draw
ings win be made. Ely Boat House.
3-28p.
A letter from T ?. Arvola. son of
Henry Arvola, of Eureka, California,
to the Miner states that the family has
done well since leaving this city four
years ago. Henry Arvola is employed
on the Hoover Dam.
Read Mr.. Latta's ad in another
place in this paper. He is advertising
a novel exhibition of interest to COM
mercial art students All the panel
designs shown were made in this city
and are built on a scale and system
The May meeting Of the A. A. q. W.
viii be held next Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Conrad Haugen with
Mrs. Sigurd Olson as assistant hostess.
The program for the evening will be in
charge Of Mrs. Haugen.
The Epworth League has begun the
study Of the League Herald topics.
The discussion for this week on The
Why and How of Business" will be given
by Miss Bessie Childers and Margaret
Dinsmore David Childers, Jr., IS the
chairman.
The grand opening of the Forest
Hotel Annex took place Saturday
evening and a large crowd was in at
tendance Jake Skala, the proprietor
and his assistants, were kept busy into
the early hours serving the dancing
patrons with lunches and refreshments.
c. A. johnson and crew Of steel
workers were here Tuesday and
Strengthened up the steel work on the
lots opposite the Miner Office making
the wreck more presentable and besides
cutting down the danger for children
who persisted in playing about the steel
girders.
Wilbur Pietila and John Somrock
were awarded the $500 for naming the
new restaurant at % East Chapman
Street. The nme selected for the new
eating place is RUSTIC TAVERN. The
Two will split the $500, both having
submitted the name selected
Conservation Commissioner R. r.
Bailey of Virginia was in the city Mon
day and conferred with several of the
Ely people in regard to conservation
matters. He was accompanied by Carl
Shapiro. manager for the Northern Oil
Co., of which Joe Rothman Of this city
S the local representative.
The commercial art panels TO be
shown at the exhibit next Thursday
we're made in this city during the
winter and are made on system Mr..
.atta viii explain the panels and de-
;igns at the Forest Hotel. See the ad in
another column
DR.. c. J. Larson of Drs. Larson &
Larson, Inc, Bemidji, Minnesota, viii
be at Ely, Minnesota, at the Forest
Hotel on Sunday evening, April 80, from
! to P. NJ and on Monday, all day
until o'clock in the afternoon Have
your eyes examined and glasses fitted.
Also artificial eyes.-adv.
W. II. Chalberg was in Grand Rapids
Wednesday making preparations to
move his family to that city. His
mother. Mrs. Alma Chalberg, who has
been visiting her son and family in this
city, returned TO her home at Grand
Rapids Saturday. Her grandson, David,
who spent a week in the western Mes
aba range city, returned home with her.
Prosecuted Races and Religious Sects
Of Other Days. Wholesale Massacres
From Times of the Early Christians
Down TO the Armenians Told in The
American Weekly, the Magazine Dis
-ributed With Next SUNDAYS CHI
CAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER
George Somero had charge Of the
Wednesday meeting of the Rotary Club
and put on the program Besides
,elling a series of stories, George ex-
planned several mooted questions re-
yarding the gold standard, Just now
% much in the public mind. c. D.
Rudd Of Minneapolis was q guest Of
Barney Agnew at the meeting. The
aides of the Bethany Lutheran church
served a very tasty dinner.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES