At East the Rev. J. Kraker and Rev. M. Pakiz visit. Together with the Croatians, many are members of the St. Francis Society. Mr. J. Romesek reported that there are about 20 Slovene families and 60 single men who work in the copper mines. They came here in 1902. The first ones were M. Jaksa and J. Kocjan.
Religious life is rather poor.
All Catholics share one church and a Franciscan Father is in charge. The children listen to catechism twice a week in the church. The settlers often visit Calumen. There are five Slovene families who work as loggers. Besides the families there are a few single men.