The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-12-26
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block regardless of the improvements
A meeting will be called in few days
to see what can be done about it by
those interested. The date for the
payment expires six weeks from the
date of the notices which were made
on December 3.
Osterberg 81 johnson have placed a
drill at the bottom of the McComber
shaft and will explore still further
down. The drill stands on the 200-ft.
level 1t is also planned to pump out
the old shaft few rods away on the
lake shore and continue the explor-
alton from that point. How is
this figured? The Virginia Enterprise
says that the number of Johnsons in
Ely has been decreased. Charles john
son and Johanna Olive Johnson secured
marriage license in Virginia Saturday
and were married.
| Michael Zimmerman died Saturday
at his home in the Chandler location.
| He was So years of age and leaves a
widow. Rev. Father Buh officiated at
| the funeral Monday. A money
| inspector is the latest. He got on
range train at Saginaw and seated
himself beside young man. After
talking with his seatmate, the fellow
| displayed a badge and asked to see
if the young fellows money was o. K.
The inspector got off at the next
station and the young fellow took a
look at his roll and found himself $40
short The dry element of st.
Louis county has decided not to push
the county option election for next
year.
Mrs. George Baribeau went to Vir-
ginia Sunday to see a son born to
Mr. and Mrs. George Sletten Saturday.
Henry Mattila is now on the
police force having taken the place of
John Kukko, resigned. Ernest
Knutson, Joseph Prisk, Matt Maxi,
Clifford Miller, William Rautio, Flu
Rautio, Uno Alfalfa and Stuart Schaefer
are home from the Stout Institute at
Menominee, Wis, for the holidays. Roy
Schaefer, a graduate of Stout, now
teaching in Wausau, is home for a
visit. John M. Rautio. teaching at
FIellinger, N. D., also is home for the
holidays as is Alvin Schaefer of In
dianapolis, Indiana. He is accom-
panied by Charles Hyde, teacher
with Alvin in the Indianapolis schools.
Albert McMahan who has been at
Manistee, Michigan, for the past year
arrived home Tuesday for visit with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Grant Nc
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Noyes of the Medford, Minnesota,
schools are here for visit with Mrs.
Noyes' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E.
Miller.
Teachers who have left for the holi-
days are: Mary S. Cotter, Lillian
Becker, Sarah Robinson, Theresa Guide,
Rose A. Fortier, Ivy Green, Joseph
Longfeld, Mary Mae Miller, Anna
Keefe, Fred w. Mokros, Esther Eng
lund, Bess K Mcdonald, Robin Walker,
Anna Rudow, Julia Erickson, Cecilia
Corey, Ruth Demulling, katherine
Ellsworth, Amy Rose, Amanda Donald
son, Borghild Sand, Bertha Grundman,
Mary Erb Faye Doten, Emma Good
manson, Mabel Smith Helena Horovitz,
Elsie Schweiger, Alpha Stanley, Mae
Proctor, Florence Olson, Florence Schal-
lern, Rose Buckley, Lucille Hoar.
Agnes Hobe, Agnes Proctor, Verna
Carpenter, Ruth Lindell, Lois Ander-
son, Arthur Selke, nellie Frame, Mary
LeClair, Rebecca Olson, Ella Carlson,
Blanche Goodspeed, Gilbert Johnson.
Mr.. johnson and Miss Amy Rose
will not return after the holidays. The
latter will become bride and the
former will enter business.