The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-18
KEWEENAW co.
ALLOUEZ NINE.

Starting the wheels oil Justice IL some
times as dangerous as fooling with a
circular saw. something which Albert
Lehtinen OF Fulton, probably now real
ICES. Albert and few OF his friends got
quite frisky last Saturday evening and
got so far of from knowing where he
was at" that he caused the arrest OF
Jacob Oil and Matt Kutiianen on the
charge of highway robbery. Sheriff
Dodge arrested the two men and brought
them before Judge Thorpe for exsmina-
tion on Tuesday. There being no evil
dence adduced to support the charge the
two men were discharged, whereupon
they turned the tables on Lehtinen by
securing a warrant for the arrest OF the
nimble Albert and friend OF his, Matt
Hermanson, who was with the crowd on
Saturday night on the charge oil assault
and battery. The trial came up on We'd
nesday afternoon and resulted in Albert
disgorging $25 for the benefit OF Kewee-
nav county's library fund, while Her
manson was requested to donate $40
for the same worthy cause. This with a
few dollars extra in the way OF costs was
Immediately produced and the two dis
eiples OF "John l.. were allowed to 60
in peace. Prosecuting Attorney Larson
was in attendance at both cases. William
johnson OF Larson's Office, did the inter-
preting.
The work on the new store building OF
Major Petermann is nearly completed
and in few days the store will be
stocked from basement to attic with one
of the finest stocks OF goods ever brought
to the comfy
EAGLE HAZRoR.
w. j. Holman, accompanied Mr.. Snyder
of the Sanborn- Pernis Map Co., on a trip
through Keweeuaw last week. Mr.. SDy
der is engaged in revising the Sanborn
insurance map.
The young people OF Keweenaw county
will trip the light fantastic in the most
approved manner on Thursday at the
school hail. A pleasant time ia antiei-
pated. Music will be furnished by a Cal
umet orchestra.
The steamer Jay Gonld was in on Sat-
urday and took seventy tons OF copper
from here, belonging to the Central NM
ing company. While here the boat die
charged large anantity of freight for
our merchants and good quantity OF
camp supplies for George Contins camp
at Lac LaBelle.
Joseph Either OF South Lake Linden
has been visiting his old stamping
grounds this week. and incidentally pvr-
chased some horses for his logging busi-
ness. He bought FIVE head of horses and
cattle OF Edward Burnean OF the Atlas
mine.
The Lamerand Bros. and Frank Baw-
den will put IN a cedar camp near Grand
Marais and get out railroad ties during
the coming winter.
Fred Fecta has resigned his position
with the Estate OF Charles Kinston.
David Kingston has purchased one OF
the Amygdaloid mining eompany's
buildings and will move it to Calumet
and use it in the poultry business.
BaGLE RIVER.
Miss l. Louise Gatiss, our efficient and
obliging postmistress, has moved the
postoffice and is now comfortably en-
consed in the Gerrill residence which will
be much more comfortable. Office than
the one in the hotel.
The irrepressible Charles. Moore ,s caus-
ing the sheriff considerable trouble, as at
times he is perfectly uncomfortable.
smashing everything thai he can lay his
hands on and acting in she most filthy
manner imaginable.
Edward Bruneau OF Phoenix. has pur-
chased piece OF property at Lanrium
and will erect thereon large double
house which he will Let to desirable ten.
ants. That there is TO be magnificent
future before Calumet and vicinity no
one doubts and Mr.. Bruneau's example
can be followed with profit by any ons
having good solid investments in view,
The smoke which has been issuing from
the mouth OF No, 4 shalt, Central mine
has disappeared and Captain Trevarrow
is OF the opinion that the fire is now en-
tirely out. The shalt will be opened on
Saturday.