The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-01
UPPER PENINSULA
Clergyman Promoted

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has received substantial promotion
i'm recognition of the work that he has
done as pastor of St. Marks church
at Crystal Falls. He has been APP
pointed general missionary of this do
cese. which includes the entire upper
OF Crystal Falls
Fine Homo for the Elks-
The Elks lodge at Manistique will
soon have one OF the finest Elks' tenn
pies i'm the upper peninsula. Work
on the buildings, which will be con-
structed at a cost of $4,000. will be
completed before Christmas and a
big celebration is being planned to
mark the opening of the lodge home.
Woman Bags a Deer
Miss Ethel Hough of st. Ignace was
at Ozark last week i'm quest of deer
as has been her custom for several
years. She has fine modern rifle
and is an expert in it's use. AS evil
dence of this statement on Saturday
she brought home a compound buck
with a fine pair of six-pronged antlers
which had fallen victim to her aim.
She returned to Ozark to try for an
other deer to fill her license.
Fresh Signs of Moose
Prosecuting Attorney Wiley, who has
returned to the 500 from his hunting
trip at the Beaver Head camp. is of
the opinion that the upper peninsula
will be great moose hunting grounds
by the time the law permits their be-
ing killed. In the vicinity of Salt
Point he saw the tracks of three moose
on the shore, and the woodsmen i'm
that vicinity say that these animals
have been seen at frequent intervals
during the summer
Deer Hunted With Dogs
Thomas r. yesterday of the 500
has returned from his hunting trip in
Whitensh township, and this is the
first time in many years that he has
come back empty handed. He says that
a party of lower Michigan hunters are
i'm the township hunting with hounds,
and that the deer have taken To the
deep swamp. and that no one in the
district is meeting with success. Even
the old settlers, who know every inch
Of The woods, have thus far failed in
filling their licenses.
Will Build at Menominee-
Menominee is To have another new
Industry flooring mandatory. The
Ere which destroyed the mill of the
j. w. Wells Lumber company some
weeks ago happened at a most disas-
trous time, just as ground was being
broken for the flooring factory. 1t at
first appeared TO Mr.. Wells that re-
his sawmill at Menominec,
involving an expenditure of $4,000,
was not consistent with his business
interests, the bulk of his timber be-
ing in Wisconsin fields. Now it is
announced that the flooring factory
will be erected at Menominee and that
rebuilding the sawmill is under con-
New Parish Created
Bishop Els has given the Polish
Catholics at Iron River permission to
from the parish and build
a church of their own. Rev. Father
Walloch, who has been assistant to
Rev. Father Lenhart for some months,
has been appointed to the pastorate of
the church. The society has purchased
block in the Youngs addition for
church and educational purposes
Plans have already been adopted for
a church edflce to be erected next
spring. The building will entail an
expense of $4,000 to $4,000. 1t will
be of brick. A parsonage will also be
erected in the near future.
Houses Must Have Ladders
An ordinance adopted at Ontonagon
provides the following: That every
owner or occupant of any dwelling
house, store house, warehouse or other
house or building within the limits of
the village shall at all times keep such
house or building provided with one
good and substantial ladder of suffi-
cient length and durability to be con-
venlently used by the fire company or
by the citizens in the extinguishment
of fires, provided such house or other
building have no convenient way of
reaching the roof thereof already pro-
vided, either through the roof of other
wise. and shall also provide con-
venient means of access to the attic
of such building. Any person or per-
sons violating any provisions of this
ordinance shall upon conviction be
punished by "A fine of not more than
ten dollars; together with the costs of
prosecution and i'm default of the pay
ment of such fine and costs shall be
in the common Jail for a
term not exceeding twenty days, or by
both such fine and Imprisonment in
the discretion of the court, and such
Imprisonment may i'm the discretion
of the court, be with labor. i'm which
case such labor shall be performed
under the direction of the village
marshal This ordinance is ordered to
take effect at the expiration of twenty
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