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LAKE VERMILION COTTAGE
Lovely little "doll house" sits among towering timber on Vermilion Lake. Land also holds
ge shed (12' X 20'), 40' dock and sandy beach. Home fronts on year 'round
TWo-bedroom home has recently been remodeled and panelled. Kitchen is full of cabinets
has plenty of counter space. Stove and refrigerator included. Good sized Living Room
with console television, easy chairs, table and three matching chairs. Both
• peted and complete with beds. Also full modern Bath. All draperies
Well water, septic system, gas heating.
All the necessities of life plus a little extra for....$16,500.
L-526 KASIIAWA RIVER HOME
Construction just being completed on beautiful year
'round home on Kashawa River. which joins White Iron
Lake with Farm Lake.
5 ROoms. 1 ~ ._, baths, Sun Deck with panoramic vmw.
Home is cedar sided and all cedar interior• Very
pleasant house-warmin' fireplace, Large attic. Full
basement with two bedrooms, iz bath and 1 small
bedroom or den up. Full bath upstairs with very large,
homey living room and cabineted Kitchen area. Stove
and refrigerator included.
Lovely lot slopes gently to shore, nicely timbered.
EN-240 IIlGtlWAY 169 FRONTAGE
FORTY Acres...Prime business location...
• Only 3 miles from City of Ely on main Highway
into Town, just South of Highway 88 crossroads.
All good high land. Perfect location for most any
kind of business and plenty of parking space:
and STILL have room left over for homesite.
1.320 ft. frontage on Highway ..... $36,000.
Call 365.3741
, private driveway....Rustic and Charmin'....for $26.500.
I]8 W. Sherldall,. Ely a Free Appraisals
Take ste ward the future.
m l l m roll m
about the grapes which are drying and rottifig which they cannot Ely FOI ~ily Sho
pick until the government permits them to. This is farming I
, ~ country With the water shortage we didn't dare ask for water for ~
Oct. 24, 1973 ._ . - , .
anything. In the mornings we were offered water m a bowl to wash I
II ~aau~,a~ n~a ourselves. These people arc very happy without the many
................. conveniences we are used to and admit that they never had it so ~ ~~~ ~
qpe ~ • good.
lille Irlnq, The last war was 30 years ago and they all have rebuilt and have ]
• a|w~I • • •l]dr. privileges such as freedom of speech, religion and food on their ~
~: " a q=e II *= lables. Everywhere we v sited, pence have th s attitude and are ~ ,~ ,~,4"~~,...~,~[ [[ []~[~ [,
6 IlaDITS happy with their form of government which is Socialistic. ]
~+" ~, Uncle Frank and son Tony took us for a walk around the hillside I I
topee the vineyards and wine house where he had 8 - 500 gal.
barrels for wine, plus some smaller ones. It was tiring walking the Dress, work and duty shoes for
- mrm J. Simonkk ' narrow rocky roads and paths and climbing the hills. [ ladies, men, girls and boys |
~.. After a huge dinner consisting of soup, bread, beef, horseradish,
II | k 365-3925 potatoes, cabbage, salad, chicken and wine. we again walked for 2 in narrows, mediums, wides to 5 E |
n n Ii hours into the hills to see the home where my mother was born. On [ [
O0 qN ~ ~q ~O0'OqPOOO'OOOOOOq the way, we ran into a moonshiner making whiskey. Fie was very
hospitable and offered us a taste, i
F ANNIEDREISBACHanddaughterPatfromMuskogee, ' ...... ...... ,-: KIATliRALIZER®
visited with their daughter and sister and family, Mr. and .... ~ ................ seen wmtc garden napping and need to ne recogmzea: theresa ~
E Alter mucn rough WalKnng we vls ten my morner s nouse wnncn ha M I t
• .Lincicome, ShagawaLake, for over two weeks. . .... !. ., !., ;',' ,,-" .:" , Kosc "k, ary Nowk, Mary Bartwich, Katherind Kuznik, I
was smJ ,n ~ts or,groat state ,an am woman was living mere and Theresa Popesh Nile Marolt Mrs Albert I anda Start Prijatel ~ The shoe with the beautiful tit"
AND .......... D ..... w " n ......... she claims she is related to the Komitars of Hibbing We visited a F,'ank" Vranesicl~ Ton" Kuz~na l~irank Z"onc Mike Klobuchar' I
lvm rrt o uu t t. spent fast eeae u m mnmn ' ' * , , : , . . . . y • , " dress, walking, casual andduty .
[ with their daughter and son-in-law and family Mr and !'amily by.!he name of Joe Medic woo, nan a ace, farm and ,!heir Albin Gorshe and many many others. The Ely and Winton Garden
Dbert Peh~:,~"~- a.u""n ~u.~ .... ~.~a~r" ...... ,~.ua ,~t,~v-t" ~.~'w" p..;..;..u'~ctt,~,~ ,ate"-" ' iamilv, by me_ name of Tony viumars.. rnese people an seem, . to ne Clubs. . ,should be commended [ , shoes for lad ies
' - - ' • living comlortably We do see T V "s and radios but no tenepnones , • . . •
tug to leave for Anaconda, Mont. where Mr. Patrick has , , - .... . - -. l, rom hme to tome I may drop a few gardening and household [ Widfhs from 4A to E
Saw m> mother s church and a gl aveyard on the way back Many hints m m news column
Rla new assignment with the Midland, McKeeCo. as a cost i ' ' ' ,',. .,' . , " " ' ' " -'"Y ' *" ' .
nere are remooellng Inotr nomes now w ,
[. ' " • - • With my ne responsibilities on the staff, I will be spending more
i time in the office, so if you should have any news, tips or whatever, ~ /¢"/,""~ ~'~ ~¢~ [ ~ ® I
TO BI~ CONTINUED dro th m
iAND MRS. AMYLE AHOLA and children from Apple ..... ~ ....... P e off at the office or you may call me there or at home.
~i~;~,~,~ ,, ah r~,~ Ah,,]~' ...... ~ ~,- ~,,a ~"S 1,,e Foil,, ! would like to thank you for accepting me as a garden columnist
.......................... t. ......................... I'HOUGHT FOR TFIE DAY Sympathy seems to be the best gift md I w ld hke k r i * *
l~rrelatives ....... " .,: ..... ; ou " 'tothin thatth oughth'scolumn lwas able to help ~ For young gals and ladies ]
lot tn~J man wno nas everymlng
! ~ " " - the beginning and experienced gardener. So ..... KEEP |
gNDING THE MINNESOTA STATE PTA Convention at the ............ r-. (;Altl)ENING ..... " [ dress, casual and sport shoes
~ollowing~°lett Hotelrepresentativesin MinneapoliSfrom from theFridaYL'ncolnl untilschool.Sunday MrsWill ....... ........ ~,,,am)r,l,~tl~tJ ........ Tr,,Iv, | narrows, m e diums and wides
• . ...................... ;' : 'l'hls week and mv hnal week of the gardening nortmn of my ~,:,u. I
cud trres.), l~lrs, t~eral(l halo tv. r'res.), ~vlrs. rat Lamml .... ,,. - .. . . ~ . ,, ,,,--,'
~) and Mrs Carl Skantz (Delegate), and from the commn.~ woumu~eto menuon somepeopte wnosegaroens t nave ]
ly School. M rs Stanley Kunstel (Delegate)and Mrs. Arthur .... [ Keds® |
'Delegate). ~ E~,g~f".,~dP'..'::~".,~.,~.,~.'~.,i'~'.':T~.'i~.'i~/.4 .,$~'.,i~i~.,~,~,4Y".4P'..~.".,f-~.4~:".4~..::~..f4",~.¢~~;/.'f".':~.'~.-g~i~ ~ [
~NDING THE FUNEl~AL OF THEIR father, grandfather ~! For the entire family ~
~at grandfather, Mr. Peter Skradski were; Mr. and Mrs. ~ ' ~ ";~
t Mestnik and sons of St. Cloud, Jerome Mestnik, Mpis., .~, : ~ • • nl i: 4 Basketball, Grasshoppers, casuals
Ohn Skradski, Kathy and John, St. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. ~;: ', n • • • rubber footwear and tennis shoes
,I Skradski and children, Brooklyn Center, Tom and Carol :~ : 1 • • I :~ ~
ki, St. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thompson, Kenosha, ,.~ : I O • O Slims, mediums and wides |
-,' Sizes to 16
etti,[r. and Long Mrs. Beach Dean, Cal. Asbury, St. Paul and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ~ ..~' ~::, ~; x..: . ~ ~ff~~n~k~ ~ ~ I .
[I THE I.,OUIS ZGONC'S TRIP TO YUGOSLAVIA ..... .~; ~ : |
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a'rived at the Zgoncs in Ponivkne which '*s miles from .~. [ C 1
!a, Sept. ath ..... So farwehavesleptononlytwinbeds. No : Baby and dressshoes
beds anywhere!! This is a nice home by their standards, :~ .~ "~,'~
5 years old and built out of brick, two stories, with a ~ f [ for children |
:. They have some conveniences, such as a bath tub, xTM : ,~: ~ I
d running water. Every room has a little heater, usually ~ ~
Ed, the father, does a little tailoring and his wife is on ~ [ ~ ~ ~t~
n dthis outerworkinef°re Stag .... ys home and e oaks for all theEd Jr is a teacher family since ~ i.~'~, ' -.:.,~'----- | q,~~,~lt~,,~ II ~
l have noticed that no one has screens on their windows, ~ [ ~ | - ' ~
hotels etc. ~t a • ~:~ ~ = | ! ;~ ,
• consisted of one egg plain bread butter and jelly and ~ ~ v ~:;
• ' ' | Walking, casual, duty and|
turkish coffee. After breakfast, we drove to see the ~ ~ '.:,:.:
church and adjoining cemetary, showing us the ~ ~t ~ professional shoes for ladies ~
in which were buried those who would not inform ;~ ~ "~ 3A to Xtra wides, sizes to 11
and were lined up against the cemetery wall and ~ f !~"~ II I
Italians. In this cemetery there were many familiar
~SUeh as Germ, Sever, Zupaneic, Novak and Pavisieh. ~ f •
rdinner we were taken t° °ur uncte's h°me near Cr°n°melj ~ I I
~0rnilesS E This was a hectic and scarry ride. These little
[~ed and dart in and out of traffic and sharp curves in the
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~nres les b h~s son Tony, his wife and my aunt
metatmyunc y", ' " il
~ned arms and tears. They stared at ~aStanwd wondered if we
talk Slovanian and were delighte~l t e Could, just as
rue has that we met so far. This made it much easier for all :.::,~
IlS, allfeltrelaxedy Outcametheslivotizandwine. While ii ~
~e celebrated Ton "'s 50th birthday by singing and dancing
COUrse eating h~[artily of chicken, beef and the works, as
• gth Still hot and dry. No rain for 30 days...the rivers are ~,~
a~d the power is cut at times. Here they are worrying ~. ~
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Ann with Ox pulling fruit wagon. , , ... ....
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[ Dress, service, work, hiking,
waterproofs, steel toes, harness,
insulated boots and shoes for men
| sizes from 6 to 15 widths A to 4E
| Winter Boots for the entire family!
l~y Naturalizer, Connie, Glov-ett !i~.~
"Ked" Weinbrenner,
Soreland Tingle y ~i!!
• CCM Hockey .Skates
Shoes for the entire family
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• 365-5397
Hours: 9a.m. to 5:30 pro.
Open Friday nites till 8 p.m.
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