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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

Palmer; conductor. Miss Lillian K
Wirth; guard, Mrs. CYNTHIA p
Chinery. Delegates, Mesdames
Orphia Warner, Mary Dale Grace
Miller, Hattie Bourdette Fife No.
kle. Alternates: Mesdames Cor.
trude Osborne, Mellia Collipap
Fannie Mckee, Samantha Hav.
maker, Nay Lehman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

John Il. Barnett announces that he
will not inaugarate personal con-
test against Benjamin Griffith, for
the Office OF attorney general. The
Democratic Executive Committee
will present whatever evidence of
fraud there is obtainable, concerning
the election in various counties, TO
the Legislature and let the Legislature
act as IT deems wise and Just.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
Aanual EIectisa ". Z, c.

AT recent meeting of the Wo-
mems Relief Corps Of Gunnison The
following officers were elected
President, Mrs Clara Herrick; senior
vice president, Mrs Belle Cooper;
junior vice president. Mrs Fannie
Mckee; Treasurer, Mrs. May Pen
nington; chaplain. Mrs Elizabeth
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

The News-Champion printing fac
tory continues to ne one of the busi-
est places an town, but we have
secured additional help and are pre-
pared to execute any kind of print
ing ia the latest Typographical art
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
Cetfina Even

He-so you insist on breatin
the engagement!
she-Most decidedly. What do ro,
take De for.
He-o. about forty. Better ,h,,,
\ over; may be your ~ cn.no.
-oeay stnr4ea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
SnuH Weld

SnuH vielas Best Ae~erss.
Tobacco and snuh yield far DsrO
customs revenue than any other suAl
stance paying duty on entrance 10
Great Britain. and sugar coaes -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
.cuRTIsvILLE.

Abe Gtbsonis putting lumber on the
ground to rebuild his storelhSuse at
this place. Is u.
Messrs. D. L, Rogers, Of Browns, and
!. L. strother, Of Wilsonbarg, were
here this week buying fat stock.
Mrs. Hays, OF Milestone, Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Wesley Grubb.
Mrs. VIM. Hays, Of Seven Pines, was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
M. cordray, Saturday and Sunday. .
Mr.. John Hoge, of Logansport, was
visiting Mrs. Peter Hibbs Saturday
Mrs. Hibbs has been very sick for
some time'but is some better
Earl Ash, OF Gloyer's Gap was q
business visitor here and stopped over
night Monday night Will, a, R. Clark,
Js M Arpetti ppsher q Liberty was
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
MErz PIckups.

-
Our town was very much shocked
last Saturday evening to hear than
one of our citizens had been run
down near Warrington and killed. DIR.
James Neer who lived and owned he
home in the Lemey addition OF Metz
He was 4Gyears old and leaves a wiz
eight children and three brpthes and
two sisters to mourn their css. We
as citizens will miss our brothet
townsman as he was a quiet, good
hearted nslghbor. He was laid to rest
in the old Metz graveyard Morday "
~ ,;itf5cN Services were held by
the Rev. Engle, pastor OF our ihur,h
The flowers were beaaiitul,
Children's day service was l.eld
thu church here on Sunday last. To
say it was fine would be too low al
estimation. but it was far .:eyoni
the average. The drills were 90 pr
feet that old soldiers say THY were
as perfect as the old soldiers ther.'
selves. The collection was $500.
There will be children's service It
the NJ. e. church on Campbell, S Fun
Sunday next at 1880 ami . cdcqlGs
In the afternoon by the Rev Garder,
the pastor. All are invited q attend
and take part in the service.
The Burt Oil Co, has IoCs,' ! n !"
we'll on Jacob Bakers arm. l.:cy
say they will locate two mt'n 500"
The Taught well that his "~en
fishing for over 9 months finally
plugged the hole and is movlns InE
| rig.
Mrs. Amy Martin e spena ng a
few days with her siS.'~ Mrs ia '3SF
Inlay in Morgantown.
Mr.. siIas Campbell has bought 8
fine new buggy. AS h has got a iF.
driving horse he Will now spct ~
young ladies properly
Mr., John NJ. Campbell anu Miss
Mary Harter went to Oakland, Nd
aud we're made one. They got i'Ge
serenade in Huntington and OF alter
they got home. They will lor4te "
Fairmont, M.
Mr. Gump, our road boss, IL re.'a'r
ing some Of our worst Dads, We, hoIe
lie will keep on. Let the gOo3, Ho'k
80 on.
Isaac Campbell wears sm.e ol
late all because it's a girl.
Mr.. EImus Hibbs. is sticking SONS
very fine popular lumber over q t'fe
Rsnner farm on puhkard Greer .-s
True Blue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
KISS HIS vNDoINe.
Fugitive Stops 70 Kiss Wife and He
Is NabBed BY Watching Officers.


WEIGH. W. Va, June %. While
NayIEg a visit to his wife near Flat
Rock Jack Brown, outlaw and muir
deFeF, wanted on a dozen serious
charges was arrested by Deputy sher,
if Jack Davis, who, tyailed the man
from his mountain cave to his home.
Just as Brown was in the act OF kiss.
ing bis wife he was covered by Win.
chester and surrendered. The prison.
er made an attempt to draw his revol:
yer but was covered too quick. 4
Browns latest cline was fatally
woundins deputy sheriff who at
tempted to arrest him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
ships will remain at Fortsmonth sew
en- days, sailing thence Cor MasseIlIes,
France.
AauttsIriiycoai

al exceptionally tgIl eracsgu mi
what Us welcome @ The olne .s'
maker, easily designed eyenins cl',s D
soi SILK which In rs supple fold cyer
tho shoulders resembles the Nihgs u
a butterfly.
When the arms are held SO 1is1t
slt from the Sides the mantle sii,rf
up2sr winged shapes over tiie arp-
while the cape.iike love- portion I Z
divided at the back ii wingils aet
lions Embroidery IN leads s9d 81
is7lsed in immense dicks nont
back aid sleeves.
The whole eject e q q s. genus
butterfly which Is at rest when &c
arms are down and sttractikeg
the wing when the Wtarer clioses 20
move.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
cARoLINA srocks INDUS q.
.-rrinn Aa.n,rrnied Praas

MONROE, N. c., June 49, That
both North and South caroIina are
forging to the front as live stock cen
tiers is the assertion Of delegates 70
stocknen's and veterinary surgeons'
opened here to-day. Large
sections of North Carolina are pc
culiarly adapted to the raising Of
Thoroughbred stock, and the farmers
Of the State are just coming 70 am &C.
tive realization Of this fact
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
| Fairmont visitor MONDAY.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Grubb,
June p, 1910. a girl.
Mr.. Jesse Q. Clark, who has been
working for some time for NJ. D. Tay-
Tor, Of Wadestown, is here with his pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. A: M. Clark.
Miss Rens beatty, who has been at
tending school at Metz, returned home
Saturday lll ri The term g. Of school closed
last week,
Dan, Cunningham, Of peadfall, was
home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Cunningham Saturday and sun
usy ~ 8 Isa.! z sssfin.,
Miss Ida Cordray, who has been
visiting relatives in Ohio for ome
time, returned to her home Saturday.
John Campbell, who is running a
gas pump station at Downs, was home
with lbs family Saturday and Sunday.
Leon Ice, q Trenton, New Jersey,
was here last Week.
Miss Hattie Beatty was attending
the teachers examination at Manning
ton Thursday and Friday.
MACK.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
KILLED IN WEST.

HINTON, w. Va June 2S-H r.
MQaenux physical. director q the
Elklns y. M, g. A., received a tee,
gram stating that his brother, JOHN
Mrllcnux OF Montana had been acci.
deitally shot and Killed. Mr.. M3Iicrux
formerly resided at Hinton and his
body vii be brought to job, tht, couh
ty for Interment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
,,RREA$asAcK.

HEWBURG,, W Va 1uue % John
Hartman of Newburg Gil from Q scat
fold Of a new house on which lt vas
working and sustained a broker bacF
He,vas, rushed, to, the Miners hospital
it Gfatton, but itaIs hardly though.
:hat6e Will survive
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
LONDON TO GREET MIDDIEs.

tRy Union Associated Psess 81
LONDON, June %. With 200 An,
napolis lnidshipmcn on board the
American battleships Indiana, Iowa
and Massachusetts arrived today at
Portsmouth. 1t is expected that the
midshipmen win be permitted to visit
London in which case they VIII be
deliberately entertained. The var
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
the chief speaker and honored guest.
at the thirty-fourth annual meeting Of
the Illinois State Bar Association. The
session was opened today and viii
continue tomorrow.
INDIANA ENpEAvoRERs.

,RvsIinInh AssocIsted Prpss -
TERRE HAUTE, ind, june Be-
with programme which includes the
names Of some of the most prominent
Christian workers in, the country, the
twenty:third annual cohYenttoniof the
Indiana Christian Endeayos Union
opened today what promises TO be a
highly interesting aud successful
meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
ST. JOHN piLoRlMAeE.

(By Union Asa0clated Press, n
BANGOR, Me-, June 2S.-C omman.
,deries Of several cities met here to-
day and will ojin the Bangor com.
candery tomorrow on a st, Johns
Day pilgrimage to Bar Harbor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
HOLIDAY FOR CHILDREN.
.stp,, Ifnlor tss,cIate., press,

'NfRy Union AssNnIatps. PrHsEil
CHICAGO, June 3d. Cllildren's DaS
was generally observed in Chicago to-
day, IL accordance vita the procIa,
nation .. Mayor Busee urging all Gil
izens 10 support "the project Of Civ.
ing the children Of Chicago happy
days outing
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
.wlceEBsHAN5To SPEAK.

v 5tBy Union lAAs0Cla ed Press ID
y CfIiGA GOs June ~. torn 'Gen'
aralsasorge wIekersham win pc
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
Are ATTENDING COLLEGES

n list Of graduates of the Hough-
ton high school who are attending col
leges and universities was yesterday
given out for publication by Supt
Doelle and reads as follows:
1S99-Albert Trathen, law depart
ment University Of Michigan.
19o3-Jennie Quirk. University OF
Michigan.
1sO4-Alice Spring, state Normal
college. Ypsilanti
19O5-Chas. Edwards. post graduate
work in forestry Yale college.
1906-Grover Penberthy, New York
City hospital.
19O7-Louise Wiebtr University of
Michigan; Paula Hare, Smith college.
Northampton, Mass; olive Gibbs.
state Normal college, Ypsilantl.
l9OS-Barbara Evert. University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor; Maud Schan-
nenk, Northern normal Marquette;
Mary Dillon, State Normal College.
Ypsilanti; Percy Sperr Oberlin college
Oberlin, Ohio.
l9O9-Ruth Gibson, Ferris institute
Big Rapids; Leslie Gordon. Michigan
College of Mines; Kedzie Hood, Mich
igan College Of Mines: John r. Knee
bone, University Of Michigan: Arthur
hrellwitz. Engineering department.
University of Michigan; Fred
krol, Michigan College Of Mines:
Botsford McRae, University of Cincin-
natl Cincinnati, Ohio; Stanley PEN
berthy Ferris institute Big RAPIDS.
Susan Rogers. Northern normal. Mar
quette; Lucille Seaman, University OF
Michigan; Harry Sparks. Michigan
College Of Mines; Ewart Vial. Michi-
gan College Of Mines; Russell Wort
ley, Michigan College Of Mines: Wal
ter Healy Law department, Univer-
sity Of Michigan.
l9lO-Elizabeth Barret, University
OF Michigan; Agnes Byers, Northern
normal. Marquette: Agnes w. DAILY.
Northern normal, Marquette: J. Gard.
ner Edwards, Michigan College Of
Mines; Ethel Gordon state Normal
college, Ypsilanti; Leo ]. Haas. Mich
lsan Agricultural college, East Lans-
ing Elmer NJ. Haug. Michigan College
OF Mines; Jean Evans, Emma willard
school Troy. New York: Mabel G.. Me-
Curdy' Michigan Agricultural college.
East Lansing Howard McCurdv.
Michigan Agricultural college East
Lansing; z. Leroy Pryor, Michigan
College Of Mines; Margaret ]. Sher-
man. Northern normal. Marquette: FL
len Nj. Trevethan, state Normal col
lege Hpsilanti; BERTHE DesRochers.
post graduate work in Houghton high
school; Gene Campbell. post graduate
work In Houghton high schools Harry
richards, post graduate work in
Houghton high school
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14
INTEREST TURNS
TOWARD HOCKEY
FOUR TEAM LEAGUE FOR THE
COPPER COUNTRY TOWNS
sUeGEsTED-oTHER PLANS
NOT FEASIBLE.

f., The baseball season is practically
over and interest has turned toward
the hockey outlook. one Of the most
prominent sport promoters of Hough-
ton is working on a plan for a four
team league to be composed Of teams
from Houghton. Hancock, Calumet
and Mohawk. II is stated that league
from these four towns would arouse
sufficient interest and would be more
successful than a larger circuit.
Several informal gatherings Of for
mer Houghton hockey players have
been held recently and there is con-
siderable enthusiasm over the outlook
that Hancock will also have a very
strong team, and that Mohawk is sure
of a team as all Of last years players
are available. Many OF them played
on the baseball team this summer and
kept themselves in good condition
heard from is Calumet 1t is likely that
there VIII be only one team in Calu-
met this year.
The proposition for a hockey league
for St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth. |
Houghton. Calumet and the two Soos. |
which is being advanced by r. c. |
Hare Of Cobalt. has not met with any
response from copper country pro-
meters and the plan will likely die out /
This promoter is planning to erect
an ice rink in Duluth this winter has
already chosen his site and expects
soon TO let the contract for the con-
struction Of the rink There are many
reasons why his plan does not appear
feasible however the principal reason
being the heavy travelling expense
md there is little hope of its being
'arried out.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14
new STUDENTS
AT THE M. c. M.
FIFTY-FIvE NEW STUDENTS EN-
ROLLED AT MINING COLLEGE
THIS YEAR-LlsT GIVEN
OUT TODAY.

The list OF new students at the
Michigan College Of Mines this yeai
numbers So. The list was given out
today by President AicNair as follows:
Godfrey Vaughn Baker. Chester
Pa: Kenichi Ban. Tokyo. Japan;
Ralph Emerson Benedict. Muskegon;
Harold Koch Boyson. Chicago, H.;
Donald Guild Creighton. Chicago. H.;
Joe David. BfuskegOn; Ralph Damon
Dolsen. Owosso: Bart Dwyer DOwney,
Hubbell; Arthur Kari Dreuke, Grand
Rapids; Gardner Edwards. Houshton;
Harry Rice Edwards, Houghton; Dom
aid Alonzo FeDwick, Detroit; Archi-
bald Gilchrist. Davenport. Ia; Philip
Golden. Bay City; William James Har-
ris, Saginaw: Samuel Thomas Harri-
son Jr., Duluth, Mimi; Elmer NJ. Haug
City; Clifford Haug st. Johns; Mar
tin AlOysius Holland. WUodville; Clyde
Lawrence Holmberg, Ishpeming; Sin
foo c. c. Hsu, Herman, China; William
Lewis Hughes. Philadelphia, Pa;
Verne d. Johnston, Grove city, Pa;
William. Henry Jones, Chaparal, Ariz.;
Arthur Matthew Kivari Hancock;
Fedo- julius Kutzbach, Cleveland,
Ohio; STANFORD Leland, MacKay, Ida
no; Lionel Leaton, Alabes, Ouowa,
Ont Canada, Charles Hegard Maness,
Pequaming; Francis J. Mein. Ida
Grove, Iowa; John Clahin Metcan
of Brookline, Mass; John. c.
Moore Hammondsville Ohio: Fem
Bailey Newell, Providence r. l.: HON.
er Murray Northup, River Rouge;
Leo John O'Brien. Boscobel. Wis;
Harold Lee, Parish. Sault Ste. Marie
John Cowle Perkins. Cleveland, Ohio;
Robert Maurtiz Peterson, L'Anse;
Melvin George Polkinghorne, Red |
ridge; Wilfred Polkinghorne Kear- |
sarge; Edwin Leroy Pryor, Houghton; |
Charles John Rashleigh, Houghton: |
George Bernard Robbie, Frenchlandng: |
Joseph Hill Rowell, Iron Mountain;
Walter Edmund Rutledge, ST. Louis.
Mo; Lawrence c. Schlotter, Alliance,
Ohio; Houston Poppleton Smith,
Cleveland, Ohio; Harry Edward
Sparks, Houghton; Charles Frederick
Steinbach, L'Anse; Seymour Arthur
Slender New York n. Y; Henry Jo-
seph Sterk, L'Anse; Edwin Baldwin
Srutton, Norwalk. Ohio; Verne A.
Wright, Lake City; Stanley HuShson
Zimmerman. Milan
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14
STEAMER MARTIN MUlLIN
And ORE CARRIER COLLIDE

The Copper Range offices Of Hough-
tor We're advised yesterday that tho
steel steamers James H. Reed Of Du-
luth and the Martin Mullen of CIeve-
land cOl'iCed early Tuesday morning
Lear st Clair The cause OF the col
llsion is rot known. The Martin Null
len Is one Of the big freighters of the
Pioneer Steamship company and has
been engaged to carry coal for the
Cooper Range Consolidated. CAPTAIN
logan OF tho Mullen is wen known in
Iloughton. Both vessels were beached
70 prevent sinking as their bows were
badly damaged.
A dispatch from 81 Clair Flats says:
The steel steamer james Reed. down
bound with cargo of ore. and the
steel steamer Martin Mullins upbound
with coal, cOllided az Southeast bend
early today. The bows OF both boats
were crushed and both were run on the
ground 10 prevent them from sinking
In the channel.
The fact that the watches had just
changed and the crews had not vet
gone TO bed was an that prevented
loss Of life, as both forccasues were
splintered and all the men in the for
ward compartments would have been
crushed. Both forward compartments
are fun OF water aft TO the collision
bulkhead.
Each coptain blames the other for
the accident but it is stated that the
Mullens in passing an upbound tow.
took a sheer and she collision resulted.
The Mullens is lying about "a thou
sand feet above Bedore's and the
Reed is at Bedore's. The Reed is own
ed by the Wolvin Steamship Co. and
the Mullens by the Pioneer Steam
ship Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14
HOLD TRAIN FOR MELeA.
ontonaeon County Friends Nav Re
turn Home After Concert.

inc Copper Range railroad com
pany has made arrangements to hold
the regular train for Ontonaeon ,vl,i,,,
IS scheduled to leave Houghton al
$50. untii 1915 O'Clock to accomno-
date people wishing to hear the Mel
"a concert Saturday evening at the
kerredge theater. Madame Natba
sang at Winnipeg, Tuesday evening
= return engagement. She sang at the
walker theater September 2S. and ar
ter the concert a record breaker in
reeeipts' Frederick lShipman. under
whose direction the famous Austria.
nan ava Is making her Canadian and
American tour arranged for her SEQ
ord appearance there.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14
soPHs. VS.. FRESHMEN.
Annual Football Struggle at the DriV-
ma Park Tomorrow.

ina Park tomorrow.
The big annual football game be-
tween the sophomores ana Freshmen
Of the Michigan College Of Mines
which is 10 be played tomorrow after
noon at the Hancock Driving park
promises TO be hard fought, and has
aroused considerable interest in
Houghton. As the two teams have not
indulgod I'm any regular practice the
outcome Is i'm doubt
The following are the linc-ups given
out yesterday 10y the captains of the
respective teams:
Freshmen Right end, Haug, Now
ell; right tackle, Edwards; right
guard. Steinback; center Perkins; left
guard. Strutter; left tackle. O'Brien;
left end. Pryor Roycrson; quarter Ed
wards, Moore; fullhack. Hughes; right
halfback, Rutledge; left halrback,
Jones. captain.
Sophomorcs--R Right end. Ruhl; right
tackle, Webster, Urquardt; right
gund, Exlcy; center, Van Valken-
burgh; left guard. Case; left tackle,
Rieby; loft end. Wortlcy; quarter
Schabcr; fulllack. Thurbcr captain;
right halfbaok, Elliott. sitter; left half
back. Murphy, Thielcke
The students of the school will pa
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14

HoueHToN VS.. CALUMET.
High School Football Teams Will
Clash Tomorrow.

The Houghton and Calumet high
school elevens viii clash at the Han
cock Driving park tomorrow morning
In their second game OF the season.
The race for the championship this
year Is very close as the teams are
evenly matched and each team still
has a chance for the pennant. The
winner OF tomorrow's game viii have
the best chance for the pennast as
each team has played two games OF the
scheduled four. The first game played
with Calumet resulted In favor of the
Calumet eleven, the score being IL To 6,
but il is stated that since that time
Houghton has gained strength. Hubert
Brennan of L'Anse and Stanley Olaf
lin OF the Hancock high school will
act as officials.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14

Pilgiim lodge, Independent Order ~,
odd Fellows at Sheldon and Dako,ah
streets Is scheduled To take place SIN,
day afternoon. Prof. r. a. Jefrers q,
Palnesdale, superintendent OF ,ho
Adams township schools an actlyo
member of Pilgrim lodge, win nav
charge of the ceremony and win Law
the cornerstone. He will be assisted h,.
Hon. George G. Bentley of Hanoocl,
judge of probate, who viii deliver AN
address
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14
TAXES ARE EouALIzEo.
Report Of Committee Will Be Pre-
scented to Board on Monday.

oCntcO 10 Ol N'oH~eJ'
The equalization committee OF the
Hcughton county board of supervisors
met this morning Tor the purpose OF
equalizing the tax roll of the county
for the coming year. The committee
Is composed OF James McNaushton'
thas. Smith, Edward Koepel {. L.
Lawton and j. l.. Harris. The super
vis,a's tax rolls for all the townships
of Houghton county and the city of
Hancock were submitted at the last
meeting of the board on Monday and
il is the duty of the committee to APP
portion the taxes for the state and
county. The committee will report
nj an adjourned meeting MONDAY
morning.
The committees on finances and the
poor met yesterday and other commit
tees have met at various times this
week and win report 10 the board at
Mondays session.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14
APPLY FOR CITIZENSHIP.
Nine Applications for Second PAPERS
Received by COUNTY Clerk

The following applications for sec
ond citizenship papers have been filed
In County Clerk Richardson's office
With the usual information:
Peter Rom, Calumet, Austria, New
york, May 26 1905.
Joseph Champion, Calumet. England
New York. May IS, 1891.
John Cavern. Calumet England.
New York. May II. 1882.
william John Tonkin, Calumet. Eng
land, Boston, January 25, 1850.
John William Jones. Calumet. Eng
land. New York, Nov. %. 1893.
James Waldo, Calumet, Canada, 500
April 6. 1903.
Thomas John Knecbohe. Redridge.
England, New York, June 3, 1882.
Anton Fretter Jr. Beacon Hill. Ger
many. New York. August 1, 1892.
Lewis Keast Dollar. Bay, England,
New York. May IS, 1898.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14
Additional Houghton on Page Four
Little Waldo Suffers.

IT'S disgusting" said Mrs. Waldo
Beaconhill Of Boston; the makers of
children's blocks never think of put.
ting Greek letters on them; and there
is my poor little Emerson simply dy.
ing of ennui for the want of good
fairy tale in words of moderately ex.
tensive syllabification."
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14

The report of the deaths for tho
month of September i'm Osceola town
ship were yesterday received by Conn
ty Clerk Richardson. siXty-eight
births were reported In Osceola town
ship during the last quarter ending
September 81.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14

The coal boat. Augustus. will arrive
today with a consignment of coal for
the Copper Range Consolidated COM
PAW.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14
s$SS$S~SS%
COPPER RANGE CAR SHOP.
J. J. Miehels Secures Contract For
Erection OF the Building.

The contract FOR the building 81 thf
car shop az the Copper Range railroads
has peen given 20 J. J. Michels oi
Houghton. and the work of erecting
the slileiLs Will be rushed The
building will De of re-euforced con-
crete and steel and will be fire proof,
TWO apartments viii be constructed.
one fer tbs paint shop and the otaer
Tor the carpenter shop, and track
viii be run into each The prop lsed
builiins IL a great improvement over
the mevio, car shop which was de-
stroyod ~ fire some time ago.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14

rude the park as usual before the
game.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-14
LAY TEMPLE CORNERSTONE.

The ceremony of laying the corner
store OF the new odd Fellows hall of