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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-24
Wy 6rubeulYffe.

Gn Itor ltIpffe hente Den tSoe 6s.
/ aeatinggruben n9r R~aoers6urg,
Wout.. %. 40 Nil norSeufor Sele.
ma, ioet Ter al arbeioerue bIeo OrP6t
og iIere farligt ifaoeoe iom 6slge al
Ell i~nOtruiien @rploiiou. "a Sele.
grnmmet oiienoteS, git Der besu6en
Rpgter ON. Of iIere arbeioere bar
irbeitpngte neoe / @ru6en meo IiSen
llhiigt til at bli reboet.
lllnffen ioraaringe6es pe0 Grplo.
iionen al aruotmngaiiuet. Der inOe-
bolot meaem 500 og 500 Euno On.
namit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-24
Sra SoIfetauinoen.

Sfslge ~officiel gle6oeIeIie ira Gen.
iusburealtet foreliggcr MI ReiuItotet
al 6olfetGaingen I islsenoe Sper:
Gpeletb, Winn., Der / 1900 bapoe
1852 Snobpggere baube peo Solfe.
truineen MI / 1910 iorsget lin Sol
femengoe til 4,0t4.
Snobpsserantallet / Tierre, 9.
Dat, er iteget fra 2,306 / 1900 til
1866 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-24
Sefienot Opfnoer oco.

Eli bans SIRgtninee / albanp,
q. o., err inblsbet Weooelelie ON,
at Spfiuoeren Feter Sells 9eoericf,
iom / lin Sio bar eiet Here Gatenter
baabe / DC 8or. Stater og europa
emo nogen anoen Watb | geroen,
oen 19be os. bar ufgaaet peo 9eoen
/ Gaptona, 5loriou.
Sans melt. ~beficnote SpiinbeIie
bar ben MI iaa alminbelige Sspres-
iemaifine, oeo bpiS Sielp Sset pres.
iebes / @oQer, ser oeo / bsi 8rao al
lette Ssets Sorienoelie bar ifabt Ell
Snbuitri Ser itrGfter Jig belle Ger0en
oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-24
Suftiporten.

Zen befien6te Npiatifer eugene
9. Gin uoisrte ocu t8be os. ct sri.
itigt aunititpffe / 2uftieiIa6s, ioet
ban / fin geroplan foretog en- Slpo.
ming no oper Sapet og boleoe neO
pna 8Gffet al Ronierfrpoieren
"pennipIpania", Der befanbt iig ~
Wil tiliiss. Snn gioroe efter en- Ii.
mes SorIsb 9uren tiIboge paa lam
me WaoSe og lon0eoe | beoite 9eI.
gaacnoe pan aointionspIabien pe6
San Srancisco, buorfra ban par ite.
get op.
Zen 19be o.. blep Der ioretaget
en- brmmeIig 9rspe meb ct mt SIags
Geroplon poa Sien peb Setroit,
Nih., og set berettes, at Den Hog
aQe automobil % Ssbnab. Refor6er
ifnas, enoo 6en life b9peoe iig /
9uften. Set iort9aes, of Den for
benao Sien nleo ben ipimlenoe 5art
al $50 Mil / 2imen. Sppisningen
operpGreSes nf Ssitrant @iaer al
De Sor. Staters arme.
5 5orbiubelie meo bet itore 9uit.
ieilitepne / Snpano Senne llse ifal
Der al Here al De oeltasenoe spia.
tifere foretaees 5Ippninaer oper so,
bet melem Grba os 5loriba. De
Sor. Staters @arine bar itiaet flere
5crpeoobaabe til Gispoiition ior /
p~aafommenoe 5iliGloe at fomme
JIpperne til Si9lp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-24
Observation-Disclosures enot.

Sra 8aibington meloes oeu 21oe
Sdnuar: Observation-Disclosures mel.
lem De om~erifanife og faruoiite Som.
misiPrcr ON aflutteIien al en-
8jenitoigbeostraftat melem De to
2utSe a~iilutteOes ioaJ. Scr De
ifilotes 40. uoiteotes islgerOe Weo-
o~eleIie:
~lln0erbanolerre er fommet til en-
Soritanclie, iom, iaoinart piSie 6or
maliteter er aiennemgaaet. oil bli
oifentliggiort iamtioig / 8aibuug-
ION og Sttapa. 9ette antaaes al
tunne ife paa isrittommeuoe Sors.
oaq."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-24
emma Goldman
~uoeit0net

Oct pafte ct ipare @sre blanot
Meolemmerne al limited Rine
@orfers OF america, at "anarfiIt.
oronninsen" emma Goldman npa.
tebes aosana til MemoriaI SoI,
buor Scrbunoets sarsmsSe fortibem
boloes. meooeles ira philadelphia
ben 20Se Samiar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-24

b~enIGgae lime 9eitrGbeIier for Ia.
Observation-Disclosures GeotageIle
til Senotet.
Son9portbbillen forfaiteoeS / So.
miteen me0 s moo 4 Stemmer. 9e,
Iom itemte MOB oer, bar HeprGien.
tanterne Gnpne, Gnl5ea, 9outea,
GoIoerbeab., 6orouep, @oiues, 81.
lis % 0pigbt.
Wilitprbuogettet or eiter Ell Soqs
anineret Gebat ~oeotnget / ReprGien.
tauthuiet. iom hereiter bar gioet iig
| anit meo Electromagnetic. Ger / beu
ioreliggenbe 6orm anoroaer til
$253.0l7,S SOS. Saainart ma bar
erpeoeret bette, fonmer Sureu til
Sonobrligsbubgettet. Ger freezer en-
g%euiIguiug al $t5,699,14t
Senntor Gummins fra Soma ret.
teoe 6reoog GitermioOag ct ifarpt
In9reb moo oct al Senator 8auin.
ger iremiatte 6oriIog ON Stutsbt.
Drag til poitisrenoe Oceanoampifi.
be. San erflGreoe | i'm 8dIe, Der
pareoe en- Simers Sio, at IIige
Statsbibrog bar uioruuitige % ba.
iereoe paa f%uloitGnoig feilagtise
Erineiper.
DIR. Gummins b9poeoe. at oct al
8auiuger ioreilaoeoe giorog al
$4000,000 til pripateieoe Sfibe
bare bar Ell 9egpnoeIie. og at oct
par Seniieten ieuere at faa geIsbet
grobpis iorbsiet. San ipaaebe. al
geIsbet, ON oct foreIig9enoe SorIas
peotoees. ON life lang 3io piloe bore
naaet op til minoit $50,000,000 ON
Naret.
Regieringen bar, erfIRrebe Ir.
Giimmius, bperfcn nogen looIie eller
moralif Het til at tage Solfets Ben.
&c og gipe Dem til en- enfelt alasie
al gorgere, meb minbre oct par til
6oroeI Tor 2anoetS gorsere / i'm a-
minoeligbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-24

ipne Den npe Suite til Stiuebapet
meo tiIitrGffelige Soriparsperfer.
"amerifu eulfer," iagoe ban, "at
naa ainas nuotsmmelige Marfeber
peo SpretteIien al Ell Sanoelsrute
oper Sti1ebapet pia Sapaii, Salnoo
og Silippinerne; men Den er util.
ltrGffelig beifpttet og mangler De
~nsbpenbige 5laobeboiiier, iom Sapan
enten alerebe bar eQer let fan ifaife
Jig. Oct er ct b~etegnen6e Saftrm,
at Sopan tiltrobs for i'm enornte
StatseiPlo tr9ffer Sfribt til en- be-
tpbelig l~louioelie al i'm 9rigsflaabe.
&anamafanalen bill paa 8runo al
lit utilitrGffelige Soripar inarere bli
en- Sare END en- Sorbel for Amerifa.
Spiferne bar ingen 8runo til at
fsle Jig utilfrers, ON en- iterf Sis.
maet al anOen Slang iflllbe opitaa /
Srienten. Sore Spmpot6ier burbe,
ira ct rent p~raftilf og poIitiif Stano-
punft betraetet, bore paa Sapans
Si0e."
3ampen aabne6es / Sorsbags al
3ongresmanb aeifer fra Ohio meb
en- lang Gale / Sapsr al aanalcns
@eutraIiiering og ct beftigt angreb
paa Den al HrGiibenten a~nbefalebe
Sortififationsplan.
Sen. Seller fremfom meo ben
Hoaitano, at oct fremiatte Sperilag
al SO, 900 900 bar altfor lapt, ioet
ban panltob, at bet piIbe foite minbit
$100,000,000 at opfsre gcfpIt.
ningsperfer, iom piloe flnne MOB.
itaa ct @nereb fra en- al be militGre
Stormagter.
Sen. Settlers Gngreb paa Sor.
iporsplanen blep imiolertio ilaaet
tilboge at &ongresmano Sobion fra
alabama, Der blotteoe mango al De
ipage Sumter | bans Sale. Ingan.
enoe @9roien al ben @eifpttelie, en-
craftsmanship Nsitraliiering al 8a.
nolen pilbe bringe ben, benpiite ban
til Den iibite og met binoenoe Graf.
tat | Serben. nemlia 9erlinertrafta.
ten, Der nsitraliierer og saronterer
galfanlortoenes Sntegritet. 9enne
Sraftat afilutteoes / 1878 og itaar
fremoeles peb fulb &raft, men bes.
i!agtet er set life mer emo ct Iar II.
Den, at Giterrig begif ct aabent gruo
paa Den peb uben pibere at annef.
tere etpar al oisie Smaalmtbe, uoen
at Der bGoeoe Jig en- Stemme Der.
imob ira nogen al De sprige Magtcr.
Smtrent ligeiaa perbifi,lb er Nsi-
traliiering of Sle5fanaIen, Ser for.
reiten fulOitGnbig fontroleres al
@nqlanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-24

Senotets 9anofomite, bpis 6or.
mano err Senntor amite Relion, oil
Ell al De nGrmeite 0nge aigiue i'm
Snoitiaing / 6aosr al 6oriIaget ON
Sugning % SaIg al BET branbifa.
Oeoe CONNER paa Someiteaos / Yfin.
neioto, Montnna og SOobo, iom Der.
ieoes af DC iibite Sfoebrumbe.
6oriloget err u~oarbeioet al Sena.
tor ReIion, Der bar taget Tia parmt
al De biemisgte SettIeres Sag.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
sArERKRAuT SUPPER

The ladies of the German Reformed
church will give a sauerkraut supper
I'm the parlors OF the church, Tuesday
and Wednesday, Nov. 81 and % Ev-
erybody welcome. 4t-2i
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
DISAPPEARANCE
MYSTERY SOLVED
CALUMET Firms DEEPLY INTER
ESTED IN FINDING or BODY
OF GIRL LONG MISS
ING IN CHICAGO.

Copper country Firms are deeply in
terested i'm the finding of the body o,
Miss Aino Tuomisto in the Lincoln
park lagoon at Chicago last week. in
asmuch as Il solves a mystery which
has long puzzled the Firms of the
Ientire country. over year ago, when
/ the Young lady was first lost. Firms
from all parts OF the country were
lashcd 20 aid in the search. The var
Iious Finnish Ladies' societies of Cam-
met contributed literally TO this cause
land concert was conducted 1T Iaur-
| ium ior the purpose of raising money
10 bo used in tho search.
, Miss Tuomisto left Mansfield. Mich.
'in August 1910. and was successful I'm
gaining employment at the home of y.
~. Altman, 100 Grace street, Chicago.
About noon Nov. IL last year she
left the Altman residence, saying she
was going 10 mail two letters. No
further trace OF her was found until
the discovery of her body last week.
buried under - feet of sand in the
lagoon.
- NAAN inquest lltlu 1 lNlSNaA IN I. NE
cage many prominent Firms of that
city were present and asked for a
postponment that they might invcsti- !
gate, believing that tho girl had been
killed. This was the impression held
by most of the friends of the young |
lady at the time of her disappear
ancc
Ii developed during the day that
Miss Tuomisto had been respondent
preceding her disappearance. She was
engaged to a young man, William
ramonen, of Mansfield He had not
been rcgular i'm his correspondence /
one of his letters she had the day
She disappeared was addressed to him.
She told friends it was the last one
She would write To him. Tamenen was
drowned less than a month after the
gin disappeared. Whilc on a pleasure
nip near his home. The police are
Inclined to believe that ne also ended
his life.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
HIT BY ENGINE:
DIES OF INJURIES
JACOB kRlSTAN, EMPLoYE OF
TAMARAck, HAS BACK AND
LEG BROKEN ON
M. r. TRACK.

Jacob Kristan, aEed AZ. n trammei
in thu employ of the Tamarack Mining
company was struck by Mineral
Range engine. which was switching in
the vicinity OF the NJ. r. roundhouse
about midnight saturday, and passed
away at the Tamarack hospital about
ESQ o'clock yesterday morning.
When discovered by the engine crew
Kristan was on the snow pillow of the
engine. At the hospital he was found
To be suffering with broken back and
"A broken leg, and from the first little
hope was entertained FOR his recovery.
Coroner r. Z. Rule was notified of
the death Of the man, ana impanneled
a Jury. which viewed the remains at
the hospital. The inquest was then
adjourned until tomorrow afternoon.
Kristan boarded at a residence i'm
Yellow Jacket. He left home early
Saturday morning and was not seen
again by his boarding house keeper.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning with services at ST. Joseph'sI
Slovenian church Interment will bel
In Lake View cemetery. The decedent
was member of st. Barbara and st
Peter societies. members of whom viii
attend the funeral
Kristan had no known relatives I'm \
the copper country. lie is survived by
a wife and two children i'm Austria. |
He hal been a resident Of Calumet for
the past six years, coming here direct
from Austria.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
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LOCAL eREvITIEs.


DIR. O. n. Lambert of Escanaba, for
merly of this city is visiting here.
Mrs. J. ]. smith ana daughter left
this morning for Minneapolis where
they viii spend some time visiting.
Louis Bachor. formerly os the firm
of Bachor 4 Sterk, has returned from
a visit TO the steel city OF Gary, Ind.
Thomas III. Rule, manager of the
calumet Cash store company has
moved his family rom Lake Linden to
Calumet.
Street Commissioner NJ. Jacka has a
large force of men at work on the
streets of Red Jacket, removing sur
plus snow.
The annual dance OF the Calumet
Aerie of Eagles viii take place tomor-
row evening i'm the Italian hall. \ large
attendance IS expected.
A concert and social will BE conduct
ed by the pupils of the Centennial
Heights District No. l school at the
Finnish hall ON Tuesday evening.
The following births were reported
TO Township Clerk George Martin this
Son, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam r Milford of Centennial; son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan McCauley OF
County road: SON, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas jefferson of Centennial; and
4 daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. stephen
Markosh of Calumet street
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
What the Kidneys Do
Their Unceasing Work Keeps Us
Strong and Healthy.


All the blood i'm the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The Kidneys filter the blood
They work night and day. when
healthy, they remove about 500 grains
of impure matter daily, when un-
healthy some part OF this impure mat
tie. Is left In the blood. This brings
on many diseases and symptoms
pain in the back, headache, nervous
ness, hot, dry skin, rheumatism, govt
gravel, disorders OF the eyesight and
hearing, dizziness, irregular heart. de-
bility, drowsiness, dropsy, deposits i'm
the urine, etc. But If you keep the
filters right you will have no trouble
with your kidneys.
James McHardy, 3O4 9TH St, Calumet,
Mich, says: 81 know that Doan's
Kidney Pills possess great curative
powers. My back was lame and there
was mt ch pain I'm my Kidneys A
short time after / began using Doan's
Kidney Pills, these difficulties were
corrected and am now enjoying good
health"
For sale by all dealers Price 30
cents. Fostcr-Milburn CO., Buffalo,
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the rsme-nt ln's and
take no other.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
TRAVEL is HEAVY.
Agents Busy Supplying transportation
to European Ports.

Travel returning to Europe is now
heavy. During the past thirty days
the agents of the railroad and steam
ship companies estimate that there
have been some two hundred people
from this city alone who have pur-
chased tickets To take them "back
home" Scarcely n day passes but a
party leaves. They are composed for
the most part of foreigners who have
lived here for a year or two and have
been employed in the mines. There is
a prevailing idea that this will be o
hard winter, but it is safe to say that
liz is a false impression, as the under
lying conditions are not as bad rs is
sometimes pictured.
The agents have long lists of persons
who have applied for tickets with the
intention OF leaving in the near future
At this time of the year special rates
and inducements offered by the trans
portation companies reduce the cost Of
travel.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
DIR. ABRAMS FOR CONGRESS-?
Movement on Foot to Offer Dollar Bay
Man as Candidate.

A movement is ON foot among friends
of DR.. +. r. Abrams of Dollar Bay. to
offer him as a candidate for Congress
for the Twelfth Congressional district,
of which the copper country forms
part, at the next general election, in
opposition to Hon. II. Olin Young OF
Ishpeming. the present congressman
DIR. Abrams friends are earnest. The
doctor has been approached, but will
not commit himself at this time. Dr.
Abrams is known throughout the upper
peninsula, and 1t is believed that II
he allowed his name to come before
the electors OF this district that he
would make a strong showing in the
race. The movement is i'm its infancy
as yet, but it has strong influential
copper country men back of it,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
JAPANESE TEA PARTY.
Novel Entertainment at the Red Jacket
Congreg ational.

This evening the Young Peoples
Guild of the Red Jacket Congrega-
tional church viii entertain at n
concert and Japanese Tea party at the
church and 1t is expected the event
viii be one of the most pleasant Of
the season. The program will consist
of fancy drills by the young ladies at
tired in correct Japanese costume, the
sale of japanese articles. the ren1i-
ton Of japanese music and numerous
ether features. The vestry room of
the church will be decorated with Ian
terms. parasols and flowers character
istic Of the kingdom of 're Mikado.
In the lecture room Of the church an
interesting program will be given with
short talks and readings by Mrs.
George Ross Mrs. Nan Dusen, Mrs.
Herman Guck. Mrs. Robert Grierson,
Miss Phoebe Gribble and others. The
talks will be descriptive Of Japan and
will refer TO the history, customs and
missionary progress. Places of inter-
est will be pointed out on a large.
map.
1t is expected the entertainment will
he an especially interesting one and
the public is cordially invited to be-
present.
The program in detail follows:
ScIection-Hjgh school orchestra.
Address-"Japan it's climate and
products. Protestant Missions" Mrs. II.
c. Guck.
Solo-"The Maid OF the Fair" Miss
Leah vivian.
Papcr-"The people, government
foreign relations, and recent changes,
Mrs. G. Van Dnscn.
Papor-Native religions; Roman
in Japan" Mrs. G. Ross.
Rccitation-M l.. vivian.
Paper-"Present outlook and oppor-
mnity." Mrs. Robert Griorson.
Drill-Twerty young ladies, dressed
i'm japanese costume.
Selection-C. & II. orchestra.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
LECTURE NEXT NUMBER.

The next number on the Y. NJ. {. a..
T.vcoum course will be lecture by
Hon. Seaborn Wright Of Georgia, who
will speak at the Calumet theater
the evening of Dew. s. Hon. w. Wright
IS a clear type Of the successful orator
of the present day. His arguments are
clear and his deductions convincing
His success has been marked not only
on tho lecture platform but i'm legisla-
tive halls and i'm the active walks of
life. There is no doubt that his lecture
i'm Calumet will be heard with much
interest.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
PLASTER DOCTOR SUED.
John TIL is Defendant in Two Per-
sonal In iurv Snite

John TIL is Defendant in Tive Per-
sonaI Injury Suits.
John TIL of New Richmond. Wis.
plaster specialist" is the defendant
in two personal injury suits, aggregat-
Ing $120.5O0. The suits are brought
by Fred Stein and r. J. FIaherty, of
Minneapolis. Each is asking damages
TO the amount of SCO.3OO: $4,000 of
which is demanded for pain suffered
for wroneiully applying plasters and
the balance for incidental expenses.
Mr.. Till is well remembered by "a
number of residents Of this vicinity.
Who went To his hospital to receive
treatment A great many journeyod to
New Richmond in search of relief from
numerous ailments but il is doubtful
II any of them were benefited. TIL is
n Would-be doctor and what he does
not know about the medical profession
"uold fiji a good sized library. lie
skinned heap of people and was final
~ compelled TO flee from his home be-
cause OF the complaints made against
him. 1t appears that he has again
put in an appearance i'm Wisconsin and
has started his old game of beating the
public. lie has made fortune and it
is to be hoped that people who have
suffered by his wrong doing will re-
cclvc share of the ill-gotten gains
lshpcming Iron ore
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
ANNUAL SALE AND SUPPER.

Thursday evening the annual sale
and supper OF the Red Jacket Congrc-
sational church win be held under the
auspices of the ladies' of the church.
supper will be served from $3.50 to Z
o'clock. Tickets will be IS cents. Ice
cream and cake will be served sep
arately at cheaper rates. The menu
Tor the supper is:-Cold ham, veal loaf.
cscalloped potatoes, salad; relishes,
jelly, white rolls, brown bread, mince
pie, pumpkin pie, ice cream and cake.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20

An incidental advantage claimed for
the new Soycr system OF Cooking I'm
anXiety-thc housewife doesn't have to
keep looking at the food from time to
time as II Is cooking TO see IL every
thing is all right, but, instead she puts
the food in the oven, shuts the door
and leaves II there until IL is time to
remove IL. and there are definite rules
for the length Of time each kind OF
dish should remain i'm the oven.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
PETER HElMLlCH VERY ILL.

Mrs. Joseph Eister, corner Of Sew
enth and Elm streets Rcd Jacket. was
notified by long distance telephone this
morning from Milwaukee, that her
son in-law, Peter Heinrich. a former
well known cigar maker of this city,
has been stricken with a paralytic
stroke. While his condition is grave,
there is hope Of his recovery. His
many friends in this section win re-
gret to learn Of the misfortune that
has bofallen Mr.. Heinrich. lie was for
two terms township treasurer of Calu-
met.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
SCHOOL IN PENMANSHlP.

Harry a. Don, supervisor of PEN
in the schools of District No.
2 has opened n night school of PEN
ium Courses in business writing, ar
tistic writing, card writing, flourish
ing, lettering and engrossng, automa-
tic pen lettering and show card writing
VIII be provided.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
DIAMOND RING CONTEST.
Miss Elsie Erickson Leads in First
DAVIS Count

The diamond ring contest under the
Auspices of the Young Mems Popular
Club of Laurium, part Of the proceeds
or which are to be given to help swell
the fund which is being raised for the
Laurium charity bail, is now I'm prog
ress. The contest will continue from
now until Christmas eve and ii is pro-
posed to bring it TO a close and an
nouncc the winner at one OF the To-
cal theators.
Eight young ladies have SO far been
nominated for the popularity prize.
The first count of the votes was made
today and shows Miss Elsie Erickson,
to be i'm the lead. The, votes are as
rolloUs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
Odd FELLoWs NoTIcr

Members Of Calumet lodge No. 1874,
l. O. O. r. and Hecla lodge. No. 90,
l. O. O. r. are requested to meet at
the hall of Hecla lodge. No. 80 on Tues =
day afternoon at 1915 o'clock, Novem-
her 2lst to attend the funeral of our
deceased brother, Henry Grimmer.
Services from the Laurium NJ. r..
church.
Thomas Anderson, y. G..
90 Ed. w. Northy, r.. S.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20

ANNUAL SALE AND SUPPER
At the Red Jacket Congregational
church. Thursday, Nov. 23rd at 3
O'clock continuing through the evening.
Aprons and fancy articles for sale at
reasonable prices. supper served from
O'Clock until 7:3o. Tickets 80 cents.
lee cream and cake served alone, Is
cents. q
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-20
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AGO. RHEUMATISM.

Now if YOU suffer from either OF the
above ailments, and don't really think
YOU can get any benefits from takins
ChirOpractc Adjustments.
Just speak TO Mr.. John Phillips, Al
louez. and ne viii inform you what
benefit ne received through Chiroprac-
tic Adjustments.
This gentleman suffered for years
with Lumbago tried everything. but
without success, until he came 90 me.
r. Joblns; D. c,
9th St.. Calumet.
Asseiin Blk,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-01

Eifty essts gsssral s1nissoa; IS
cents Tssssvsd ssats. Buy early. -
there Will b stas1ing room oaly-
st the Dssl eosesst Friday aisht.
Nay 81.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-01

Chss. swingis returned to town
Saturday from b visit 70 bic horss
ranch st Lorells. He reports that
farmers are sstting along we'll With
their sraia sovisg sad thstt hs grass
70 groWing loely on the ranges.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-01

variations Of
temperature O'Clock the
this city aspects the Thermometer
record the maximum sad
smpssaturs The Thermometers BY which the tempera
which sold drug
however, decidedly d9srsa Oas records the
and the other oaly the minmum
boz with lattcswork sides
top circulate freely
allowing direct Of the reach tho In
which the
the day hotter but contrary
ordinary when the coo,s
until the Thermometer
whisd thereby forced the lowest pont again
works directly opposite
chemical shaken the OF
The colder falls but
But the
reached duras the codsst period un shaken the top
highest the
But wished the temperature
he could do By tAss instruments but
. would have consult ordinary thsrnoastss. .
weather eoaditons Tor he two months follow:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-01
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