The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-20
MANY TO LEAVE
ON THE SPECIAL
AL ARRANGEMENTS CONFLICT.
ED FOR THE DEPARTURE OF
SONS OF ST. GEORGE FOR
IRON MOUNTAIN.

number of delegates from Hough-
ton county left this afternoon to at
tend the grand lodge convention of
the Sons of St. George at Iron Noun
tain this week. These are regular
delegates who will attend To the bust
ness of the society and prepare for
the grand reception OF the larger
crowd of visitors who will arrive on a
special train Saturday. Mohawk, Cal
umet and Hancock sent 10 delegates
each, Lake Linden sent 6, while Tri-
mountain Is represented by l5 dele
gates.
The Copper Range railroad Is the
official route for the Sons OF st. George
societies and IL has arranged a very
fine service General Superintendent
c. s. Fales Of Houghton was in Calu-
met last evening to make the final ar
rangements for the transportation of
the members. A special train will leave
Calumet saturday, July 23rd, at 700 a.
m. sharp. II will not stop at Laurium.
Special arrangements have been made
with the street car company 10 carry
the Mohawk contingent to Calumet in
time for the special train Saturday
morning. The train VIII leave Lake
Linden at 7:l5 Hancock at 7:f0 at 7:45
and Mill Mine Junction at sos, this
being the last stop. The special will
arrive at Iron Mountain at IL o'clock.
The special train will return, leaving
Iron Mountain at midnight Saturday
night
The fare has been made very low
for this excursion. The round trip
tickets good only on the special train
will be sold at one fare for the round
trip limited good return July 25th.
For the regular trains leaving Calu-
met, July 20, 81. %, and %, and linn
tied good for return on July 25th, tick
cts will he sold at fare and one third.
The Copper Range Is prepared to
hanlie a crowd OF any size aud expects
at lest 400 people to take advantage of
the low rates. Just enough of the en-
tire equipment of cars will be taken
To Calumet TO handle the passengers
at This end of the fine, but the COM
pany is prepared to put on as many
cars as necessary at Houghton.
The fare for the round trip on the
regular trains will be $5.25. while on
the special train on Saturday the fare
will be 1895.
The reunion at Iron Mountain will
be one of the best ever held by tho
Sons of st. George and a special fea-
ture of the festivities will be the
wrestling contests An amusement
company has invaded Iron Mountain
and will furnish the Sons" the nee
essary pleasure. The Quincy band !.
the only band to be taken from
Eloughton county.
Polish Hussars Elect.
The members of John Sobieski lodge
Polish Hussars at their last regula
meeting, elected the following officer
for the ensuing year.
President. Stanisiaw Zwiershowski.
Vice president. Frank Filipeck.
Treasurer, Joe Olewski.
Financial secretary, John Klnowiec
.ki.
Recording secretary. John Wendzon
ka.
Marshal. Peter 'Wronikowslli.
Sergeant at Arms, Joe Kiniecziak.
Director for the sick, Sabastya
Sc2epanski.
Sick auditors Red Jacket and Tam
arack. John Kazyaka; Laurium, Wa
lenty, Mydliasz; Raymbaultown an
Swodetown, Stanley Urbanski; Osceo
Ia, John Olewski.
The membership of the order is noN
100 according to the report OF the sec
rotary presented at the last meetin
The total value of the property of tn
society," including cash i'm the bank
SS,2ll.O6, according to the treasurer
report.
Gernain Aid Picnic.
The annual picnic of the German AL
society ives held yesterday afternoo
and last evening at the c. & ii. parl
The outing proved a most pleasant on
and the Attendance was large. Dane
ing formed one of the leading feature