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connected with the gathering would
be too great for the department TO
tackle. The last time the tiremen
were entertained In. Calumet II cost
the local company 1000, and IL took
long time 10 get rid OF the debts.
The village council finally had 10 set
tie some OF the bills. Each year the
tournaments get more elaborate, each
town trying TO Guido the other. Were
the tournament TO go 10 Calumet next
year 1t no doubt would cost the de-
partment more than $1,000 to keep in
line.
Hubert Grattan came very nearly
being drowned last Thursday near the
water power dam. He, with other
boys, were playing on the logs there
and fell into the drink. He grabbed
floating log and was making for the
chute when John Tromblay managed
tograpple him and pull him out at the
bridge. His experience should be a
lesson TO other boys OF the community.
The ceremonies at the Church Of
the Guardian Angel this week have
attracted quite number. Father
Becker has been kept very busy all
week looking after the order OF cere-
monies and attending TO the welfare
Of the clergymen who are his guests.
A meeting OF the Columbia Encamp-
ment will be held next Monday even
ing after the meeting of the subordin-
ate lodge /, O. O. +. All members
are requested TO be present to hear
the report of the representative to
Grand Encampment.
The Corrigan-McKinney nine plays
at Mansfield tomorrow. 1T Is com
monty rumored that the Mansfield
fellows have something up their
sleeves forthe miners so don't bet your
money until you see the lineup
Gordon Murray who has been doing
a hour and feed business IN this city
all winter has gone out OF business
and will move to the Lee Peck where
he recently purchased a lot Of land
from which he will cut the timber
Mrs p Il Dunn, the regularly
elected representative from Lucille
Temple was unable TO attend the
grand lodge meeting at Detroit this
week consequently CRYSTAL Falls was
not represented.
Township boards OF review meet
next Tuesday and after reviewing tneI
roll adjourn for week. Every prop
erty owner should make tia point tod
appear before these boards
City Assessor Hollow returned from
his Flint trip last Saturday and is
busy with his assessment roll He has
visited personally and inspected every
piece of property in the city.
Senator Moriarty, Mayor Corcoran
md County Clerk Wall left last
sunday evening for Battle Creek
where they will enter the sanitarium
or treatment.
Rob Geske has the whole fishing
paternity skinned" when 1t comes
o landing big pickeral. Last Sunday
he landed one that tipped the beam at
% pounds.
Cows For SALE:--I have a choice
OF OF cows which / will sell at reason
BILE prices. Inquire at my farm west
I the Columbia mine.
ANDREW RUNDQUIsT.
$. G. Case who has been superin-
endent OF electric lights and water
forks moved his family back to Chica-
o the fore part OF the week.
The farmers in the vicinity are busy
citing their lands prepared for crops
1orkmen are scarce for that reason
list at the present time.
The ladies OF the M. f. aid society
re talking OF going to Chicagon Lake
ext Tuesday TO hold their meetings
It'll Mrs. J. III. Parks.
Clyde Vashaw who has resided at
ne Columbia location for several
Ionths returned with his family to
egaunee last week.
The Johnson Bros, who intended
liking the Delorme stand, have decid-
l to stay out of the saloon business
II the year.
The local lodge X. OF +. isrepresent. ,
! at the Grand Lodge session at
'etroit this week by Dr. T.. w.
rown
The lady Maccabecs Will initiate
lrec candidates at their next meet !
X.
FoR SALE: Sorrel mare and outfit
lquire OF Capt. Buddle, Iron River
{ Bert Buddle Crystal Falls.
We learn that Notes & Recla have
ranged their plans and will not run 4,
he saloon in the old Whalon stand. ,