The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-09-23

Harry ]. Homer was in Virginia on
Tuesday to attend meeting of the
Timber Operators Association.
Eileen Lomasney left this week for the
University of Minnesota where she will
take up the study of journalism.
| Leonard Klun has returned to Min
neapolis to resume his studies at the
University of Minnesota.
Miss Edel Ellefsen, a teacher at Palo,
spent the week end in Ely at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Ellefsen,
and other relatives.
Miss Angela Martinetti, teacher in
the Chisholm schools, spent the week
end at the home of her mother, Mrs.
P. Martinetti in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kotchevar and
children and Misses Hilda and Albina
Kotchevar were Virginia visitors on
Saturday.
Misses Mae Sletten, Yordes Carlson,
Agnes Carlson and Mrs. Dagmar Bud
long spent Sunday at -Four Town Lake
on a fishing trip.
Misses Katherine Stevens, Maren
Peterson, Peggy Peil, June Nelson, Mar
jory Bell, Helen Stonich and Marjory
Mihelich of Tower attended the Ely
Tower football game here Saturday.
Among those who left for the Uni
verSity of Minnesota this week were /:
Sarah Hanson, Eileen Lomasney, Anita
Gordon, Helen Lee, Julia Skule, Linda
Laitala, Patrick Dargis, Bennett Kan
tola, Arnold and Archie Riikola and
Clifford Cook.
A party of Fremont, Illinois and
Morton, Illinois men were taken in tow
by Wardens Carlson and Peil, Saturday,
having partridges in their possession
contrary to law. They were taken be-
fore Judge Abrahamson at Tower and
fined SIS and costs each.
Wonders of an Unseen World! AS
tonishing Things We Would See if We
Had Eyes Like Microscope, Explained
in Double Page Illustrated Feature in
The American Weekly, the Magazine
Distributed With NEXT SUNDAYS
CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER.
Judge Edwin Toms in Municipal Court
Friday afternoon sentenced William
Roberts, 81, to 30 days on the county
work farm on each charge for being
drunk and disorderly and for taking
an automobile without the owners con-
sent. Roberts was arrested by the
deputy sheriff on Thursday.
Walter E. Pike, former resident of
this city and one of the old timers of
the Duluth & Iron Range railroad, was
in the city for visit with his num-
erous friends, Saturday to yesterday.
Mr.. Pike was the first expressman on
the railroad into the Vermilion range
country.
Robert Hamel, Donald Wideman and
Walter Scott, who made a canoe trip
through international waters, have re-
turned to their homes in Milwaukee.
Robert is former resident of this city,
son of A. L. Hamel, former supervisor
Of the Superior National Forest here.
Mrs. Peter MoutSatSon and son,
George, of Benton Harbor, Michigan.
are in the city for visit of week with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Apostle. Mrs.
Moutsatson is the former Miss Mary
Govatos of Ely and well known by a
host of friends in this city who were
pleased to greet her.
The following game and fish violation
cases were dealt with by Justice of the
Peace w. o. Lomasney this week: Two
tourists from Illinois paid penalties
amounting to $1,000 each for fishing
without licenses; three local young men
paid $18 each for taking wild ducks out
of season, and three local men paid $2s
each for netting fish.
/! The cars of Elmo Mattson of Tower
John Chrep and Eugene Merrill of this
city came together on the Ely-Towel
road, Sunday night. The accident took
place near the Eagles Nest lake cut
off. One occupant of the Mattson Cal
was taken to the hospital for treatment
of cut wrist. Only the Merrill cal
was slightly damaged.
i John j. Mattila has accepted thu
position as local agent for the Sam.
aritan Life Association of st. Paul ane
will attempt to increase the polio!
| holders in the city. The Samaritan
order is growing organization and i
DESTROYS of having large representa-
ton in this city. Mrs. Emil Leino i
secretary Of the local order.
w. C. Carlson and A. j. Slabodnil
of the Forest Chevrolet company wen
to Duluth, Sunday, where they joine
a special train loaded with Oldsmobil
dealers from all parts of the stat
bound for Lansing, Michigan, wher
they were shown through the plan
|; Monday and Tuesday. They will ais
|; return with 1888 models to be used a
I demonstrators.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Stafford an
! daughter, Mrs. P. CroSSman, while o
! their visit to the north shore last weel
! returned with handsome six-pound lax
trout. On Thursday evening they in
! vited some friends to their White Iro
! cottage and the trout was served a
! piece de resistance at banquet includ
ing everything from soup to nuts. TIL
q o11actc f1racont 1uara. AR and Mrs E,f