The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-26
Departure Of Militia.
Extreme Enthusiasm
Manifest During the
Proceedings
Iatriotic Citizens Turn Out
Ns Ne Homage 90 Our Ceuntry's DE-
sfeaders-s'Oid Slsry'' Conspicuous
Personnel OF Company.

Il the assembling oil crowd in town
~bo ss patriotism then must Calumet be
ga OF the most patriotic OF places. for
tue number OF people who were assembled
yesterday afternoon 10 see the boys off
looked more like Fourth OF July cele-
Sration than anything else and even beat
that as the crowd was massed in so
small a distance. The streets from the
armory TO the depot were lined with peo-
pie and when the Guards started the
streets both in front and behind them
we've literally filed with living mass.
The houses and stores, which were
closed for the occasion, were decorated,
particularly on the line of march. with
bunting and flags, while cold Glory
waved from the flag poles OF our bust
-nsss houses. That no accident occurred
IA marvellous. seeing there were so many
children and baby carriages on the
streets. The boys surely have no reason
TO complain nf the lukewarmness OF their
felIoW citizens, for all turned ont TO do
tbem honor and wish them safe return.
Tue parents OF one OF the young men
who had lately Joined we're visiting in
Minnesota when they beard the Guards
were ordered out. They arrived on the
south train at O'Clock and were sur
prised 20 find such crowd at the sta
con, not expecting the Guard would
lea We until tomorrow. The mother was
afraid in the crowd she would not be
able co see her boy before be departed
and before he could be found tainted.
Fortunately however, the young man
wa found and his mother recovered be-
fore be left.
The following are the names OF those
who went 10 represent this place at
Isiand Lake, and that they may all re-
turn safely is the earnest desire OF those
WHO are left behind:
General Lyon Colonel Petermann
Major Latnrop Major Cox
Lieut. MacNaughton Sergt Kenneth Mcleod
Lieutenant Holman
CALUMET LIGHT GUARD:
Ca plain Fliege First Lieut.. Thielmsn
second Lieut. Macdonald
Sergeants-
Charles Koppelmann Allen Cameron
Thomas Richie Charles Guibord
Joe Kemp Dan Holland
James Trevarrow
COrporas--
frank kohlhaas Homer Guck
I'd Collins Rob McRae
j. *. Mcdonald Will Justila
Privates-
Eli Bastisn Joseph Barrett
Tom Buscnell w. Il. Chids
X Craze Peerless Daume
Marc Daniels WI Dolsn
Charles Erickson Joe Gfenier
Frank Gribble Angelo Crosse
ktc I'd Hicks John Harris
Martin Hogan Wslter Jacka
Axel Johnson Henry Kaufman
Val Kuhn George Kemp
frank Larson Will Lamatta
Nd Lean Rob LeBaIge
bert Laduc George Lind
Cart Light Will Lyon
Fat Leary George Martin
NsrtIn Messner John Messner
Al Aatheson John McAulev
VIA Mckenzie John Mckenzie
Aeuneth Mclean j. ID. McKinnon
John McRae James McGinnis
<&2f Olson Henry prObet
[rsst Piowatis w ii schenk
Emket Swanson Pennant smith
Hugh Smiley Joe salasso
Gal win stephens Jacob Wagner
Louis sibilsky Caspar Shellman
Tom Williams John T. Williams
John Welsh Ernst wareham
j. Burnett A. Hooper
a shaeffer +. Brimgremca
Will Martin Antonio Eutenzo
Tom Hamilton went with the boys to
Join the Flint company to which he be-
soags,
IN the report OF yesterday the name Of
Lseat. John MacNaughton was oyer
foo<ed. He is quartermaster OF the regi-
moot and was here there and everywhere