The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-09-02
KEWEENAW CO.
EAGLE RIVER.

who successfully passed the recent schoo
examination. la cur report Of the even
o. the typo made it read Bessie Corr gan.
The schools Of the county open up OF
Tuesday next aDd the following teacher
have been retained, being the same II
y nearly every case as last year: Allouez
6 Mary B. Richards. principal, Lena Sibil
: sky, assistant; Fulton, Fannie Swartz
7. Central, f. NJ. Bradshaw, principal
Jennie MacRae, assistant; Eagle River,
Phil o. Decker; Copper Falls, LIB e
: Foley; Eagle Harbor, Ed NJ. Raley; Della
ware, Emma Sibilsky.
Philip Roberts, OF the Central mine
force OF engineers, resigned his position
and will reside at Hancock for a time
Mr.. Roberts has been in the employ OF
the above-named company for over
twenty years and has always been a care
iuI and competent man. SO well known
is he in this regard that we venture TO
say that be will not be out OF place but
a very short time. Thomas Harris sue.
ceeds him at the mine.
Another old resident is about to shake
| the dust oil keweenaw from his feet in the
person OF Noah Benefits, who has been
in the employ OF the Central, Copper
Falls and other companies for some thir-
ty years. He intends locating at the o.
ceola mine.
A gentleman who affects long hair and
a deep-toned, resonant voice is making
professional tour OF the county, attend
ing to the teeth of the denizens of the
county. He is furnishing the toothless
with masticatory ma hinery and those
possessing nice teeth are having them
made nicer.
There is some talk OF the Phenix Hottl
at this place being bought by Calumet
parties and converted into club house
We trust the report is true, az it " i'll in.
sure the house being kept open, which.
under the present arrangement, would
not be likely this winter.
Judging from the display of embroid-
Try on the lingerie of young lady who
visited here on Thursday of last week,
sc think embroidered articles will be
much worn this season. !
Our Fourth OF July committee on ora .
DRY visited us again on Sunday last. I
EAGLE HABBoR. L
Hiram S. Raley left this week to take
'osition in the Grinnell, Iowa, college as .
eacher He was accompanied by Miss $
'elle, who will attend school at Ana "
losa during the coming wioter. a
Mrs. nc. Burns, OF Lester Park, MIMI,
rho was here on visit to Mrs. w. p. II
alley, lett for home last week. ',
Ed }. Hall, OF Central mine, who taught il
Flint, Mich, last year, has resigned Ii
is position and will enter Harvard this :,
EAR TO complete his educ4tinn. II
Master Tom Walters, of Munising. &C. re
'mpanied by his sister, Miss Nellie, Wis W y,
ed friends here this week The little fel- Q,
w, who has been almost blind, was ND ri
receive treatment from DR.. J. C.. Hall. u
Calumet, and is, thanks tn the skill Of ~ ~
r. Hall, now able to see quite well. b,
Tie remarkable showing at the Arnold SC
III holds out, and the only ones bearish y,
wv on the outlook for good future are tr
ose who have never seen the property pi
ID who will not see anything good in ID ID
eweenaw property merely because it is Sc
tin Houghton county. Those croak-
should bear in mind that two, at m
ist, OF keweenaw's mines, i. G. the Cliff y"
ID central proved themselves great div 70
end payers and it surely is within the al
nge OF possibility that we soon will HI
we another. The ashbed has never !, y,
en- opened anywhere and found as uni.
rm as it is at No. l shaft, Arnold. On. W
atlons at No. shaft were begun few OF
Iys ago and the Indications there are ~
ry promising.
James Henderson, of Calumet. did the
unity last week. Jim had his choice of to
trip to Europe or to Keweenaw county. w
lt IA his time was limited to one W. ok u,
chose coming here. ST.
Judge Trudell assumed his most benign 1e
on Saturday last and joined in we'd w
ck young couple residing on the farm dc
Jonas Beaumert oh
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