The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-08-21

Duluth, guest baritone singer, gave hi.
program of three numbers between
showers. Another feature of the con-
cert was brass quartet composed Of
Placid Goulet, Eugene Marines, Rob-
ert Hokkanen and Stanley Boldin, who
played several numbers.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dunstan and
daughter, Bonnie Jean, spent the
weekend at the E. W. Carlson, Sou
dan, summer home at Eagles Nest
Lake.
Miss Ethel Pihlstrom of Warren
Minnesota, who has been here for a
cabin on Burnside, left for her home
Tuesday.
Guaranteed used electric stoves.
$3.50 and up. All in good condition.
See them and you'll buy! Pete's Gar
age. Phone 55-adv.
A marriage license has been issued
to Leonard Phantom of Soudan and
Miss Margaret Marie Spreitzer of this
city. The marriage will take place the
fore part of next month.
Judge Clifford E. Hilton of st. Paul
is spending his vacation at Burnside.
Judge Hilton is yearly visitor. He
was a caller at the Miner Office and
also visited with other old friends.
Mrs. Joe Langerfus and Mary Smith
of Helena, Montana, were in Ely for
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Murgel this week. They also were
delegates to the A. F. U. convention.
They left for home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Berg and
daughter, Elizabeth, left Tuesday for
Deer River where they will join Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Adams for an auto
trip to Winnipeg and other Canadian
points. Mr. Adams will attend the
Shriner's convention in Winnipeg.
Oil burning heater, brand new, never
used, was 500, NOW $499 Others from
500 to $79, all new. Buy and save!
Pete's Garage. Phone 55.-adv.
A FRIGIDAIRE Electric Range will
get that hot School breakfast so much
quicker and if the good milk has been
kept sweet and nourishing in a real
made only by General
Motors and sold only by the Vermilion
Electric Shop, your youngsters will
be really ready for Scholarly.
Mrs L. P Schaefer. here from
left Tuesday for a few
days stay with her brother and fam
ly in Duluth. Her daughter, Rather
me, with Miss Louise Mckenzie, are
spending few days at the Eastwood
Beach resort of her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs W. j. Wenstrom.
Carving character with the surge
on's knife Disposing of too trouble
some consciences and worries which
cause one kind of insanity, by chisel-
ing through "nerve wires" in the fronts
Of our brains. Read this popular
science article in The American Week
", the magazine distributed with next
weeks Sunday Chicago Herald Amer
lcan.-adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason of Glenwood,
were in the city wednesday on their
way home from a trip to Canada on
the North Shore highway. They came
over No. 1 from Ilgen City and
over the scenery enroute.
They return to Glenwood via the
range cities and will spend some time
at Hibbing seeing the sights of this
modern "richest village"
Henry w Hadley, well known Vir-
ginia man, has been named captain
of the Oliver Mining company plant
protection department in the Eveleth-
Virginia district to succeed the late
Joseph Schoening. The announcement
of the appointment was made friday.
Mr. Hadley has been with the Oliver
for the past seven years before that
having been with the Virginia police
department for II years.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glavan arrived
from Milwaukee Friday for visit with
the parents of Mr.. Glavan, Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Glavan in this city. Mr..