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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

MOTORCYCLE, Harey-Davidson. single
perfect condition. sacrifice. S27. l4OS
Webster st. NV. Taylor 03s3
MOTORCYCLE, Harley Davidson. 1894.
"a motor, 500 cash. 2215 14th st. NV,
Apt. g. DE. 3S09.
MOTORCYCLE for sale Harley Davidson;
la3S-SO motor; many extras Wisconsin
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FARMS FOR RENT,

GOOD TOBACCO FARM, MTTCHELLVILLE
section. on State road. New 6-room house
barns. stable, courthouse, sheds, to raise
$4,000 plants. Must have stock and
equipment and finance self. Box 93-H,
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LOTS FOR SALE.
DESIRABLE BUILDING L,

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
All Sections City-Price Low.
-DU. loo. MA. 11a1. .
8 LOTS, NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AND
Quackenboss St; water, sewer and i'm
proved street; at $3.50 each.
~ group house lots or apartment sites,
ior colored. in Anacostia. one block west
Nichols ave: water. sewer: all for $4,000
75-foot front, Washington Highlands;
two sites, each 37Hz feet; water, sewer and
bus service; Valley ave, near Livingston
Call Randolph Oss5, National 6131.
ON MAIN ROAD AND ABOUT g MILES
south of District line; practically level,
wooded land 5s lots by tentative plan. no
lot less than 100 ft. wide and 144 feet
deep; $500 will buy all Of these lots;
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 X st. NV. MA. 1865
ONLY 35 LEFT.
building sites; $3.50 to 5000. Branch
office. 1901 Alabama ave. Sc. Open Sat
and Sun. afternoons Lincoln 1000.
ADELBERT w. LEE,
1343 H st. NV. Lincoln 1900.
ARLINGTON.
10 5o-foot lots, South Court House rd.
Price reasonable.
WIN, T BALLARD,
Un
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cool

mer home, come down to see Hickory Hi "
Slx-room log cabin, electricity, running
water, fishing. boating. swimming. De-
Jackson. Manassas, Va, this week end or
phone Vienna lDh for In nfnrrn tinr %.
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FARMS WANTED,

WANTED = COUNTRY HINES WITH
acreae in Northern Va; give details. MA
4064. EDW. BOWERS, Hill bldg. 18th and
SMALL FARM, PREFERABLY WITHIN 10
miles D c.; reasonable; state price, terms,
exact location. OCCUPANT, 1929 3rd
st. NV
I DESIRE TO PURCHASE A GOOD FARM
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STORES WANTED.

WANTED - DESIRABLE SPACE FOR
dress shop; reasonable rent. Box 175-H,
Star
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MONEY 70 LOAN.
MONEY WANTED,

WANTED YEARS CONSTRUCTION
trans, on colored homes Va: 81 interest,
~ bonus. EDW. BOWERS, Hill Bldg. MA,
4064.
WISH TO BORROW $4,000 FOR THREE
years period at 81 interest annually;
or, annually; security, $4,000 So annual
interest bearing real estate trust note;
well secured. Box 123-H, Star
S10O 900 1st MORTGAGE So INTEREST,
PLUS PROFIT SHARING BONUS
Well secured, on nearby Virginia SUBJ
division. being developed for low-cost
houses: money to be used for further inn
proving new roadways clearing, subdivid-
ing. etc. PREPAYMENT. s., 500 or more
each months till paid OWNER, Box
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LOTS WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

SOFT LOT FOR DETACHED HOME IN
d G, Hillcrest preferred. Box 206-H, S. ar
or CH. 0l61.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

story house at Cape Anne stood on the shore
Of Chesapeake Bay. Should be good for
another so years. Poplar Island is seen
some miles out. Far beyond this Is the
thin line Of the Eastern Shore. Northeast
are Kent Island and the Annapolis ferries
while to the south is the horizon, broken
by lighthouses and by ships from the far
corners. Shaded by fine trees with park
on front and side. Safe harbor within a
plock. This recently modernized suitably
furnished house. with garage, can be had
for $3.50. If $3.50 of this be in cash
That dIia ma may & seem stiff terms; but there Is
or drive east through Upper Marlboro by
road No. 4 to No. 416 which is a little be-
yond the Patuxent River; follow this TO the
rlght about miles to Bristol turn left
onto Nutwell road and follow signs TO Cape
anne Distance is about 27 miles from
2: C. line. Inspection Sunday afternoon,
,1,o LOUIS P; SHOEMAKER,
ALL
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LOTS! LOTS!! LOTS!!!
VALUES BECKON-

VALUES BECKON-
$3.50 will buy 75-foot front by 150
feet in depth in beautiful Bradley Woods.
the most highly, restricted DEVELOPMENT in
nearby Maryland; 43 acres to choose from.
Also several choice locations in American
University Park and Chevy Chase, D. C.
Easy terms If desired-or better yet, let us
help you to plan and finance on EASY
TERMS that home you've been wanting
Call MR.. SHAFER, Dupont 5s25 or MA.
0S56
50 LoTs-VA NEAR BRIDGE-ExCEL-
lent for colored houses MA. 1864. MR..
BOWERS. 839 18th St NV.
COLoRED = "soUTHGATE VALE" THE
isle of Rest in Va.--Hlltop wooded.
Lots, S495. Ma 1864 BOWERS.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS. BARNABY
Manor Farms, bet Silver Hill and Oxon
Hill-;10Q #, by from 200 to 500 IT. deep;
good road 5000 to $3.50: 300 down, $40 to
Sl5 per month; Near Camp Springs
Cleared lots 100 #. by $50 it.. $3.50 and
S2OO: 2O1o down, low payments. DAN ABB
BOTT, Clinton 20-W.
FINE LOCATION. JUST OFF BALTIMORE
highway. adjoining Hyattsville surrounded
oy nice homes; one block of street cars, bus.
school and stores; lights, gas sewer "a
Prince Edward St. Edmonston, Md
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summer paradise. Only S325O. Over
looking beautiful Chesapeake Bay. located
IN one OF the finest and newest residential
pay communities. This cottage Contains
large iying room. dining room kitchen
PAIN ana master bedroom on 1st f. Space
ior Two large rooms on second floor Large
lot. Drive through Marlboro take Chesa-
peaKe Beach road. turn left at Bristol fol-
low signs marked "Fairhaven"
1918 st. BETHEL, DI 21nn
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R. B. LAMBoRN CHESTNUT 4213.

BLUEGRASS STOCK FARM OF 376
acres with $50 acres of cleared land m. uro
surpassed in Loudoun. County in fertility
aho Fenced and cross-fenced, with a sprinS
II. IN every neld: spacious 12-room house WITH
modern conveniences and situated on a a
commanding elevation. from which there is
dairy, tenant house and other farm fse bmiTd, b0afp,
hlngs h This fine farm is clear Of debt and is
00eing 0edg sold to settle an estate Price, sos.
per mo. See MASON HiRST AnnandaIe'
ss;, at the end of Columbia pike. Phone
alexandria 5S12. Closed SUNDAYS
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M tsEE cEpARHgRsT.}

On Chesapeake Bay 81 miles d. C.
cottages for sale Easy FIJI A terms
Bldg, sites, S5 monthly Inspect new
sample cottage; good roads, sea wall, boat
harbor pier, elec Not public beach;
geentiles only. Free circular on request.
WALTER M. BAUMAN, l Thomas Circle
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

K ST.-CLOSE IN.
Two street frontages, dock and r.r. sid
lngs; approximately 5000 So. #; rental,
$3.50. Call Mr. Carney
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD. INC.
National 0211. Southern Bldg
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" located, newly decorated, screened
porches, beautiful lawn. 229 st. NV
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
STORES FOR RENT.

SMALL WAREHOUSE OR STORAGE
space; downtown preferred. Box 1890
Star
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S5 nm CASH

DOWN PAYMENT on well-located apt
bldg; west of 9Th ST., north of Columbia
rd; high-clasS residential section. Near
all conveniences; corner lot 192-ft, front;
Ss9ry SrSs9 1e6 pTek nYsT 81
clear of incumbrance. Owner will take
back trust above down payment on easy
terms. Will show good return; price re-
duced for quick sale can MR.. DREW.
RE. 1881. p. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 205
In NeStment Pldn
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low for sale ME 437s.
COTTAGE, NEAR GLEN ECHO, BETWEEN
beautiful, restful spot. "far from the mad
dening throng," yet only Is minutes from
city; fully equipped. water, electric lights,
toilet facilities If interested, write for
inspection appointment to Box 63-H, star
Evening star., 1940-06-30

BAY RIDGE COTTAGES FOR SALE AMP AM
II. LANHAM. Ma 0366 or CO. 501a:
VIRGINIA BEACH-COTTAGE ALL OR
part; restricted section. Phone Oliver
oh
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$4,000

Completely equipped farm Of 242 acres
near Orange, Va. Sacrifice price for quick
sale to close estate
M. E. CHURCH, Realtor,
Phone Falls Church (VaN on2Q
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SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP MANAHoAC, CAMP FOR GIRLS;
ington; swimming, sports; State Inspected
MISS NANCY CHAPPELEAR, Delaplane,
Va. Catalog.
CAMP NTROSE-CHILDREN & TO u
years for their first summer away" All
sports. !4th season. Catalogue. Season
OF weeks. S125: weekly rates; churches
near MR.. AND MRS L. A. RANDALL
ClarkSville, Md. Ellicot City SS-F-lo
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ONE FARE ZONE

ONE + AhE LONE Z.
In beautiful close-in section; lots 500
to $500; terms to suit. Here is your
chance towards owning your home. We
see for yourself Branch office Carmody rd.
and 67th St, Carmody Hills Seat Pleasant,
Md. o. B. ZANTZINGER CO.. 945 X
st. NV. Ma. 1871. Evenings Greenwood
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LoUDOUN co, VA. MOUNTAIN HOME.
Magnificent view. of miles of Potomac
residence, bath: gravity water elec. avail
able; paved highway; 40 miles to Washing
ton; 40 acres woodland; price, $3.50:
clear: terms; immed. possession. FLEET
LAMES agt. PurcellVille. Va.
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OWNER SAYS SELL QUICK!

800 block 4th ST. Sc 81 $50
100 block 18th St Sc. ---- 4, 500
5000 block Park pl. NV. .----- 4.750
$500 block 18th ST. NV $3.50
No offers for less accepted. For fur
ther particulars and appt., call Mr.. Sachs,
DI 5000, with
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CLpsE-IN FARM OF 40 ACRES. WITH
nonse nous stood. About so acres in cultival
oth. oiqn: balance wooded. Large barn and
mules mules from Washington and just of a f1ne
70 +oad II Is priced low. so one can AFFORD
Prce.u euiia sodS o. A knd oo Of dohO home be wants
mo; nt see MASON HIRST, Annandale Va
at she end of Columbia pike Phone AleY.
aNQrla 6Sl2. Closed SIInda VIC -EN-
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FOR SALE BRoADWATER ON BAY,
completely furnished. 9 rooms, 5 bedrooms,
3 baths, fireplace inclosed porch. Florida
boathouse with sun deck: hour from
Washington Through Marlboro to Welles
Corners, to Southern Md. blvd. left at
Bristol follow Cape Ann sign to Broad
water. THE Shack" Open Saturday and
Sunday OWNER
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CYNTHIA WARNER CAMP

1900 Carroll ave. TAX PIX. Md
Children. two to 10. day or boarding
camps; . acres of ground, limited eproll-
ment; excellent counselors
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Fairfax County. II miles b G: S6o- II
Irontage on hard road; white board fence:
pretty as picture: 30 acres, Completely
some woods and pasture: 5 acres here Iast
year produced 40 barrels corn wheat etc
living living room, porches: quaint and attras.
I'VE ny. hot-Water heat, deep-dug well. pretty
farms, large and small o'hei
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MUST SELL - SHOREHAM BEACH - s.
room bungalow. large front porch; screens
throughout. elec. lights: well, flush toilet.
trade in Takoma Park or Silver Spring as
part payment. MIR. WURDEMAN. at cot
tage June 80 and July 4. Phone Shepherd
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AfI4hgIoh U1hce Chestnut 3S3s.
Income Farm, Modern Home.
"a acres, acre berries, creek, GOOD s-rm.
house, cleo, bath, furnace. houses for . 600
mems only $1,000 terms; picture Dc 40
big free cstalog. STROUT REALTY, 255-
CIR 4th ave New York Citv
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FOR RENT - COLONIAL BEACH, THE
victoY'-Furniahed cottase; ami; S2<.6o
week. Phone After B Pm. Mon, Hillside
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4-RoOM BUNGALOW, l ACRE GROUND,
on water front: located at River Springs
Md. For sale reasonable. See MRS
BANAGAN or call Leonardtown 60-F-5.
FOR sALE-co1oN1A1 BEACH. va
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-11-07

More than one-third of all bread
eaten is in the form of toast, recent
survey in one city reveals.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-11-07
Ten Years Ago
Friday, November Z, 1880

A total of 2496 votes were cast in
Ely at the general election on Tues
day. Floyd B. Olson received 115O
votes for governor in the four precints;
Mike Holm topped the ticket with 1850
out of the four running for secretary
of state; Stafford King was high man
for state auditor; Julius Schmahl for
treasurer; Roy C. Smoker for clerk of
the supreme court; w. E. Pittenger for
congress; George H. Lommen for state
senator in the 61st district; Joseph
Kotze and Ray Anderson for repre-
sentatives; Walter H. Bergen for
county auditor; VIM. C. Sargent for
treasurer; Charles Calligan for register
of deeds; Frank L. Magic for sheriff
William j. Archer, judge of probate
court; Albin A. Anderson, county sur
veyor; Arthur Lampe, superintendent
of schools; C.. F. McComb, coroner;
Grant McMahan, county commissioner
Charles Trezona, James l. Lang, BYRD
Brownell, Peter Schaefer, George T.
Ayres, B. o. Strachan and w. E. Eng
lund attended an intercity Rotary
meeting at Eveleth Thursday evening
USE MINER WANT ADS -
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-11-07

Wednesday. *** Oscar Anderson and
family have removed from the Chand-
Ter location to the handsome new
home erected by them on Chapman
street. ***Chief of Police LaBeau and
father and City Clerk Knutson re-
turned Saturday from duck hunting
trip to Nett Lake with 100 ducks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Seraphine and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Graves made an
auto tour to Hibbing and other Mesaba
range cities Monday ***Mrs. P. Sletten
and family have moved into their new
home on Harvey street. **"Mrs. Mary
Prola, wife of John Prola, died Tues
day of pneumonia after a short illness
**sMr. and Mrs. B. M. Lambert were
in Pine City to attend the funeral OF
Mr. Lambert's father. ***The county
road has been extended to the Scott
Bevier Mining company's property at
Mud Creek **A night shift was added
to the forces at the Sibley mine on
Monday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-11-07
Keep Above the Danger Line
With Better Balanced Meals

One-third of Americas families are
below the safety line in nutrition, ac-
cording to information from Washing
ton, D. c. Empty pocketbooks, it seems,
are not the cause, but the millions of
consumers who have the money but
do not buy the right foods.
1t takes careful planning to buy
food efficiently and cheaply. Market
lists made out for a week at time
to insure balanced meals that fit in
well together are one step toward
health and economy. Home-produced
milk and eggs, two important pro
tective" foods, are a great saving in
food money just as garden is another
step toward good health, especially sc
with the surplus of summer vegetables
canned or stored for winter use.
If the time should ever come wher
foods in stores are labeled according
to minerals and vitamins. we won'
be quite so dependent upon knowledge
of nutrition-but to get our money.
worth these days, we ought to know
our vitamins from A to G. Then, too
it is worthwhile to see that the fooC
values are not lost in cooking anG
that foods such as vegetables, grown
or purchased, are not allowed to DIR.
out or spoil but are kept at the RICH
storage temperatures.
I suggest that you serve fresh fruit
not only for breakfast, but also as /;
time-saving dessert. Serve raw vege
tables in salads or cut them in mar
row strips to make crunchy relish.
In short, be sure that the food yo'
eat-the food that you give your fam
lily, helps toward providing good health
Eva Blair, nutrition specialist, Uni
versity Farm.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-11-07

The MINER SELLS Every Thursday
At the ELY NEWS STORE!
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-11-07
LAKE ERIE GOLDFISH
ARE ACTUALLY, SAY
CONSERVATIONISTS

The department of conservation
obligingly turned referee on a wager
this week and ruled, to the consterna-
ton of Hibbing resident, that gold
fish do live in Lake Erie
1t started when the Hibbing man
wagered a friend in Cleveland that
goldfish do not inhabit Lake Erie
The Cleveland resident promptly boil
stored his argument by sending his
Minnesota friend so pounds of Lake
Erie fish billed as gold carp"
The department of conservation re-
ceived two saffron-hued specimens
with request they be Unidentified.
The verdict Goldfish. The Hibbing
resident paid off.
The presence of goldfish in Lake Erie
has been established for years, the de-
partment added.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-11-07
Pruning Helps Form
Young Fruit Tree
And Keep 1t Healthy

Pruning is a standard practice in
caring for fruit trees, but the grower
must not expect miracles. Pruning
alone will not cause a tree to bear
fruit or to spring into health and
vigor. says Eldred M. Hunt, extension
horticulturist at University Farm
There are two main objects of an
nual pruning: First, in the tree be-
fore bearing age, the light annual
pruning is aimed toward forming the
tree and directing growth. With pro-
per attention the tree will become
structurally strong and will not break
down the first time a heavy crop is
set. Secondly, the annual pruning is
continued with the mature tree in or
der to thin out the center sufficiently
to allow sunlight to enter, and to
eliminate small amount of weak OF
otherwise non-bearing wood.
The pruning job is a major opera
ton any may subject the trees to con-
siderable shock. 1t will suffer less il
the operation is done during the dor
mant period, from November through
April. Pruning during the latter part
of this period is advisable, since the
wounds will have less time to dry out
before healing processes start. Wounds
over an inch in diameter should be
painted with asphalt tree paint or
with linSeed oil and white lead.
Trees are similar to human beings
in that every wound is potential
source of infection until healed. Ger
tain types of wounds are more diff
cult to heal than others. In the case
of trees the pruning stub" wound
never heals and should be avoided. If
it is necessary to cut off a branch
make the cut close to the main branch
or trunk. The wound so made may be
a little larger, but it will heal much
quicker.
Be sure the pruning tools are sharp
so that they make clean cuts. Rag
ged and torn bark does not heal well.
In removing large limbs remember to
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-11-07
Encouragement of Larger
Families May be Needed.

Most of us are so busy doing some
thing about the people who are living
on the earth that We leave population
trends to the scientists. Other Scien-
fists are concerned with the problems
that will be handed down to future
generations. So it seems that the
quality as well as the quantity of our
population should be of interest to all
of us.
The subcommittee on population
problems for the National Resources
Committee reminds us that there has
been rapid decline of the birth rate
among native white women. Reproduc-
ton of the native white population to-
day is slightly below that required for
permanent population replacement.
The committee points out that there
will be peak in the number of young
persons of manageable age about 1915
After that we may expect fewer births
unless the size of families increases OF
there is heavy immigration.
In Sweden, the citizen is encouraged
to aim at a family of four children
For incentive, government housing sub
sides are provided in the form Of
reduced rents for families with three
or more children, and free education is
supplemented by free meals in the
schools. These measures, they hope
will be society's sanction upon norm.
ally large families and will exert power.
full influences for a change in socia
value placed upon families and the
raising of children-(Mrs) Belle o
Fish, family relationship specialist
University Farm.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-11-07
Forty-nine Years Ago
From the Ely Times
Friday, November 6, 1891

The report of the Duluth land office
shows that during the previous month,
SlO.28433 were taken in for homestead
and preemption fees. 1l,s23.2O acres
were in the consideration.
On wednesday last rails were laid
on the Port Arthur, Duluth q Western
road to the westerly end of Iron Range
lake, 10 miles from Port Arthur ana
a few weeks more work on the grading
will permit the steel to be pushed
through an additional five miles In all
probability the road will reach North
lake this fall and if frost does not in
terfere work may be kept up till close
on Christmas. Men who have been
working at Gunflint lake cutting the
right of way report five groves of
pine and other valuable timber in that
vicinity.
Saturday the diamond drill was
started on the Brown Bros. property
(26) in a new place, the location now
is between 500 and 600 west of the
first hole. ***The ore trains on the D.
81 I. r. were discontinued yesterday
and consequently there remains un-
shipped in the Chandler stock piles
about $4,000 tons of ore. The ship
ments for october was 5000 tons.
Capt. E. j. Gilbert of the Pioneer
mine commenced the sinking of No. /
test pit this morning and when at a
depth of thirty feet another drift will
be started. The first level of this pit
at a depth of so feet is now "a feet in
length and all the way in clean soft
ore. No. 3 test pit is down As feet and
a drift will be run at so feet. The
water in No. shaft has all been
pumped out and work was commenced
this morning, continuing the drift tC
the north. The new No. Is Cameron
pump was put in operation today.**'
The Anderson property south Of town
is fast coming to the front and now
promises to be the first shipper of al
the new mines next season. Diamond
drill work has been suspended and 6
u 10 shaft will be sunk on the
south side of the formation. Cap
James Bale says that it is his in.
tention to sink the shaft at least 10(
feet before drifting to the ore body j:
begun.
Attorney Thomas was in Duluth
Tuesday on business ***ISrael Martel
the oldtime cook of the range is pro-
viding for the boys at '26". "**Paintel
johnson is putting the last coat Of
paint on the Anderson and Korb resi-
dence. ***Captain Gilbert and family
will occupy rooms in the new Georgt
Holmes residence ***About two inches
of snow fell last Saturday and Sunday
but all disappeared the following day
***The stockholders of the Shagawa
boat club are considering the erection
of skating rink in the city, **Mr. ano
Mrs. Matt Thomas are rejoicing over
the arrival of a son yesterday morn.
ing.
E. F. Mead of the Ely Boat House
has all his boats stored for the win.
ter excepting the steamer Paul. ***Mrs
F. o. Adamson and daughters have re.
turned from a visit to the southern
part of the state. ***ThoS. Cassidy ha.
sold his barber shop here to p M. Oh.