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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-30
Yboefids lutu.
'Stefammfiem %luangities
miner.

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DARIUS paIaIi bltaasti ia a%iatuf'
'iiinia maipuneena palatiiinia. Sdnel'
Id oil %tobeuafin palion miettimilen
aibetta. 0iimeisten tuntien tapahtus
mat olinat FUN poltetlt bdnen ole
moibinIa; ban Ell moinut repid niitd
poiS min fauan fuin eli, Giidti bd'
men tunteenia olinat bdneue uuiiu ia
.%putoia. Mtonisia Ie~iffailuisIa oil bdn
fpud ouut noiSten fansIa, muita
'Gupioon nuolet eifp1t ebes pueet
raapaisIeet b6ntd. 9dn oil oItanut
epdild, iosfaan eli Ittd toto rattas
utta tooeua oIifaau, Min oinofin IL
Ia, fpteniIif6 hdn lite Iitd tuntemaan.
SunIito bdn MT Iit6? 0dn Ell npinut
IelittdG pmio tunteitoan. W(ercio oil
IpnnpttGnpt bdnen mieleeidGn bell
lppoen tunteen toto i~bmisfuntao fob.
taon, ia ban oliIi ouut Si9ellinutiel'
letin pstdnGuinen, joliet tdmd main
oliIi tptDn fimppuun tGpnDt. Sitd
ban Ell TietGnpt. Wlercio! tuinfa bdn
itGpDiieurato bGntG. WtifIei bin ollut
Ieuronnut? &uinto buuuSti ban tefi
tlabettdesIadn Wituriutlen bdntd Iauts
tamaan. WifIei ban oIut lite men'
MT? Gotta fDud, eta Wtercia oil
pddttdmGsti bpldnnpt bdnen t%arioo'
mania Ieuran, mutta len tell ban,
.ennenfuin bdn oil bdnet pelastanut
Sieeuinufien fdIistd. Soistomiieen Ell
bdn tietenfddn oIiIi bdnen tarious'
taan bpIdnnpt. Wtibin bdn oil mems
npt2 SitGfddn eli bdn tiennpt. 9dnen
oil obotettatpa, runnes WituriuS laa'
puff miesteineen.
Sdn futIui orian ia fpipt Ditto
Diturius 10 tuuut. 81, tietpsti Ell; et'
,bdn ouut mield aifafaan. &drltmdt'
7tDmdnd bdn asteli buoneenia mars
mpriIottiaua, Sli pD f6fisid ia fuu
maIeli pebmoista poloaan pli Hoo'
man. Sdn meni iftuna'autoue ia
fatIeIi file taboue, iobon orfpel'
Mercion menneen. 2uinfd rdfii'
bdn bGnet id1een? Wercia ct olni
miqadn. tafpaua feboittanut topaa'
maon itieddn. Sdn oil bDldnnpt faif'
Fl bdnen Idbentelemis 'pritptienid, 10
fuitentin oil bdn norma, ettei ie oil
hut tapabtnnut iiitd ippstd, ettei bdr
oIiii tebnpt Werciaan mitddn not
futnsto tai ettd %paifutus, mtnfo
han oil tebnpt, oil epdmieupttdpd
Gen ban ndfi bdnen iiImistddn, tuin
fu bdnen Ianania ia tefonla oltlpat
Elm i~elitettdpisId. Saas ipptti bdr
tnbmppttddn, ettei oDut mennpt ban
I'd 5aottamaan. Gntd Si9eutnus'
Wita bdn Gieeuinutiesta buolR !Sdi
iaattaiIi iebbd iImiannon feiiarile :
tebfD5n main! Wiutta maltaban, mi
tabdn JOS SiseainnS fdpttdilt nal
toanIa Observation-Disclosures ia ID
men pstamiadn? Samd aiotus ia
banet faubistumaan. Sdnen tdptg
maroiitaa Werciata mutta tu'nta
.San Ell tiennpt misfa ban oil. Sd'
Ell aIunut iuosia epdilpfIenalatlesl
taIosIa Serfuleen patiaan ldDeua :
5e oil norma. Wtisid ban ittte aln'
WifIei Witurius paIannuts 8dDoee
ii bdn oIiii tdsid oiasia motnif tu'
Tea Idpi TOTO faupun9in. STUNT
moroittaif bdn Wercioaa st atnd
faan Ionaa Iabettdmdaa. 9an, latr
molmoia, woroittaiii lainrtffoita
Ften o~uitaifi beta pafoon latnfoi
risto! &c Ell fapiii pdinidl So 'itteft
t,o pubbasipbaminen, iuloinen init
ei iaa ioutua raa'an Siseainut'e
fafin. ab, bdnen pubtautenio! 8u''
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-30

= Ranmeimmat iouIufortit Ibpbdt'
tie tdmdn Iebben firiopainpsta. 2dp'
fdd iattdmdsid iilaufienne alta
naan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-30


men tuumiinIa? !Sdn ct ouentoan e.
pdiupt iitG; tptDn tdptpi tuaa bdnen
omafieen. Sietpsti bdn tuliIttin bd.
neue. Ditto bdn ibon marma iiitd?
gtiisId mdiffpi npisIa firttaisia,
miattomiela Iilmisid %iotain, iota
%Iaattoi bdnet betfefii epdiIemddn.
&uinfa ptTindiieltd palatIi ndptti =
fuinfa n%tIindinen ban tunfi olemans
ia! WlifIei oDut bdn laittanut %iotain
iublaa tdfIi iuafii? 81 fuulinut muus
ia ddntd FUN etdistd bumua fau'
punsilta. Sdn ldbtee i%onfun pstds
ndnId luo. &enen? &ufapa bdnen
mieIiGdn fiinnittdiIi? 8erenife? 81.
Mncaria, bdnen entinen lemmittpnid2
81. &uinfa rebentelefpdltd ia iulfeal'
ia bdnen %fupanla MT ndptti! Wtiss
ID ibmeisid, faiffien iumoIien nimess
IA, 90iarius fubnusteli, FUN Ell tut.
lu,? Rumpuun lpDben ban tiebusteIi
bdnestd uuoeaeen neeferiorialta, TO-
ia nopeasti fiiti berrania i%alfain iuus
reen, ruumiS fumarrufTisia ia Iilmdt
fiibfeina ia tarffaamaiiina paluen.
nalmiina fuolemaan len puolesta,
iota bGn iumaloi, ia tpptppdiiend
fiiben, etta tdmd lasfiIi %ialfania bd'
men nisfaania ia rutistaiIi bdnet ben'
siItd, Jos ie bdntd mieapttdiIi.
- Onto @iturius palannnt?
= 81, teibdu plbdiIpptenne.
- 2dbetd bdnet luofieni, beti FUN
ban Iaapuu.
- apua teibdn plbdiipptenne, ia
nopeasti notfea pria idtti bdnet pfs
fin. DfinfD? Sumolat, fuinfa ddret'
t1mdn pfIin. So minfd muofF2 Sob
tuifo ie Iiitd, ettd bdn oil lDptdnpt ia
iofIifin aifaa fabottanut ioifen iiiens
ia? - Mitd! tuosia fristitpsld tptDs'
ia? Sb, ell 2uinfa lie oliIi mabool'
lista?
Wusta oria ostui uuoelleen bill
iaa iiIddn ia ipmGdn fumartaen IL
motif:
- Witurius, teiodn plbGiIpptenne.
ga fatoii buoneesta, fun Witurius
tuIi iiiddn.
- Wiimeintin! buotaIi Wtar'
tus. go, 0iturius bppd, mitd fuu'
luu?
- Saatoin Wtercian ia poian bd'
men totiinIu, mutta Ie oil mdbdn loi'
toao; ldbeqd palotinusta.
- !SGn on turtpasIo ia?
On npt, mutta bdntd pioetddn
tarfasti Iilmdud. SermiIius, lie fpa'
foiliia, mabtoi ieurata meitd, fosfa
oil Iiind talon Idbeud tafaIin pala'
tesiani.
- Sernilius? Cana miesfD, ios
fa oil dsfen EiseainufIen fera?
= Cana teibdn plbdiipptenne.
- Sitte Siseuin,ts aifoo tubota tp'
ton, lie on marina. &enen fonsIa ban
oIuu? Saitfo tietdd?
- 2pad, teibdn plbdiipptenne. e.
rddn mapautetun noilen fansla, io'
ia on bdnen palpeIiiania ia fump'
palma.
- Wtinun tdptpp paroittaa bdntd
naarasta. Sos Siselinus ininfin
moi, min bdn beti wan9itIee bdnet.
WinG Idbben Mercian luz.
- Seibdn plbdiipptenne, iuofaa
anteefIi palmeliiau enne - mutta on'
TO Ie miiiasta ia turnauista?. Stes
bdttebdn fuinfa fateeuinen Si9eui'
nus on; JOS ban main nSfaltaiit,
min fdn fpud Iaattaiii teibdt bdpes
ddn G~aeiarin iilmisid omofIi bpfpdf'
ieen.
= Gen fpud bppin tiebdn, Witu'
RUS, mutta nebdn nina pnbeesla
bdneue mertoia. pibd MT benfifpar'
THAT alma Iootomisid. Souafin toe
maua baIuan pddstd tpt6n luo =
beti. Sule perdstdni mdbdn NATHAN
pdds5d. mutta ole fuuItapisla Wa'
little parbaat miebeii; miad betfeld
bpwdnid Iaatetaon beitd tartpita, ia
! miefat tdptpp ola molmiina ia fd'
{inarret mabtpat. Wene! dld butt
foo oifdd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-30


ootti bdntd. Oil pboetids iunti. Ste'
Janus oil %mpDstin, ia%atettuaan Wler'
clan fotiinia, palannut Sapiuflen
luo. ionfa iananiaattaiana ban toi'
mi.
9uonetta walaii bimmedsti Dlip.
lamppu, iofa oil pDpbdud, minfd
piereeid Samius istui. Siitus Ieiioi
len tafana. MoIemmat fuuntelimat
mielenfiinnola Sapiufien mieresia
p%oltpiuaan oleman poian nastauf'
ia.
= Niin tell, mastaIi SteTanus.
- pubelifo ban W}ercian FANS
ia?
- 81 FUN muutamia Ianoia.
Sofia find 10 olet nellie fertos
nut?
- Niin.
- st ndbnpt fen peristd Siseai,
nuSta ia pofoiIiiaa?
- Gn.
Stefanus, find oIet mieId lapIi,
mutta oiaat tofi erottaa paban BY.
fpastd, ianoi Samius Iempedsti iili'
teuen ppian iuortunia.
SIaan, lid, pastaf SteIanus
fatIoen opettoiaania lemmeffddn
fnnniottettamasti ia Iuottamaeti.
- ia find rafastat Wterciaa?
Hatastan, nastaIi Stefanus
mafanasti.
Sdntd ubfaa famala maara,
Stefanus! poifa famabti ppstDpn.
Suo Wartus etIii bdnen = Sas
mius epdrDi - poifa Ell pmm6rtdifi
Wercioa ubfaamaa maoraa, ia bdn
Ianoi, turmiotaon. Sdn on pIped,
tunnpton ia moimafas. Wield Ell
bin tieoG, ettd Wercia on fristittp,
muitu bdntd 10 ~epdiqddn. Sinut on
ndbtp bdnen leurasIaan, i~aattaa fdps
od min, ettd iim1t pan9itaan. Irmes
Ienot ioamanIa Iinut, nuori fun oIet,
pettdmGdn meiodt ia Wiercian.
Winaf6 pettdiiin Iinut ia Wters
cian2 Gn tosfaan, ia! Ianoi Stefas
nus bebtupon iunoftaasti.
= Siebdibdn mitd Wapabtaia IL
MULE tefi? tpipi funnipitetlu mics
mafomaeti.
Sdn fuoli minun eoestdni. Sa
poian fasppista IoiSti bentinen tu'
Ii.
3dSId 9iius Iauiui beudn pa'
fanoSti:
- Sa JOS petdt pienimmdn 6dnen
lapIistaan, min petdt Sdnet. Siitus
oil tumorrutIisia pDpodn pli pi.
iden ppian fasmoia tarfasti iilmdI'
la.
- Gen tiebdn, iunoi lapii.
= Sind talbot fiis oaa..ustoainen?
fpipi Siitus.
- 2upIemaon aSti! ipastaTi Stes
Janus pddttdmdsti, fdbet ristisid
rinnon pli ia Iilmdt plDs luotuina.
Somius taputti poian pddtd lem'
mettddsti, nouIi ia %iaottoi bdnet o'
pele %ianoen:
- Hiennd MT neliemme, Wtelpf'
fen Iup. &erro bdneue, ettd peliet fo'
foontunat Gestianin Iiaan pierei'
Ieen lebtoon fpmmenenneud tunniuo,
ettd bGnen %mdlttdmdttd pitdiIi tnua
Iinne. Sle usfouinen 10 ipalpas, pot'
faIeni. Ypipttele ipridteiad. &atio et'
tel fufaon tule p~erdstdii ia mabbi
iinua. Wtene; ia olfopn !Sdnen benz
fenid, iota polmelemme, finun Fans
iaii MT ia ainiaan.
- amen, lid, mostaTi poifa iub-
lauiiesti.
- Siipien opeue ia ~fatloen ma'
ropasti ulos ban iuufTi nopiasti ia
maromasti fabu0e. Samius fatioi
banen idlfeenid betfiien ia iulfi fitte
omen ia pani fen bpmdsti falpoan
i%anoen iitd tebbesiddn bella bpmp
fasnoiuoan:
= nIias lopfi ia usfoainen.
- Wutta lopIi pieId, fanoi 3iitue
paroittopa paino ddnesIddn. Wtif'
Il oIet Iapien nalinmat femmoiieen
toimeen?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-30

SamiufIen taIo oil pfiinfertainen
ia puutteeu iien ndfDinen. &c oil
puusta ia Iorasta fpbdttp mSffi mas
taIoua fituiperustaIa ia iiidIii moin
fafIi pientd buonetta. @ininbuonees'
ia eli oIut muuta fuin ipbfed bon'
fopbpta, faffi tioIia ia pieni firsti,
iosio oil monioita firioia ia fdfiftr'
ioitufRa. Soiiesia baoneeSio oil pie'
nj, fopa wuobe ia bdnen mabdiie'
| toloustamarania a.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
HANCOCK CITY COUNCIL
HOLDS SPECIAL MEETING

The Hancock common council met
IN special session yesterday afternoon
TO act on the adoption of a resolution
awarding the two sewer bonds for
work In West Hancock done by Wick
OConnell q Co. last summer TO Hoeh
Ter q Cummings Of Toledo, O. The Co.
submitted bid some time ago and
received the award, but i'm a commu-
nlcation received by the city clerk
yesterday, they desired the adoption
OF a resolution stating that the award
had been made as specified The am
cunt OF the two bonds is about seven
thousand dollars.
General Manager Rogers Of the
houghton County Traction company
was present with a plan of the pro-
posed improvements to Hancock street
TO be undertaken this summer. and
desired TO have them approved as
quickly as possible I'm order that they
may be no further delays in awarding
the paving contract. Mr.. Rogers also
asked that the engineer or some other
oincial he given authority to dispose
OF the ordinary questions which arise
so as to avoid the delay of waiting for
council meeting for trivial matters.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31

Mrs Jacob Baer, on Hancock street.
Thomas Payne has discontinued the
meat market conducted by him for
several months past I'm the Blatz build
ing on Quincy street in west Hancock.
G. T.. Mahoney vice president of
the Western Federation Of Miners. is
to address a mass meeting of miners
at the Germania hau next Sunday af-
tornoon on Necessity OF ORGANIZATION
in the Industrial Field" There also
viii Zoe speeches I'm the Finnish. Croa-
tian and Italian languages.
A new barber shop is to be opened
next week in the Scott hotel block,
by William Mehrkc, who is now EN-
ployed in the shop ON Reservation
street formerly conducted by william
Black. Mr.. Black is now at Indian
apolis and viii shortly 60 to Detroit
where he expects to open shop
Manager Ben Gettelman Of the Sa-
voy theater announced yesterday that
he will shortly have new picture
theater in a building to be erected on
the Fisher property on Quincy street
where the Gusse delicatessen store is
now located. The plans are not YET
but IL Is understood that the
new theater viii have even better ac-
than the present savoy
theater in the Schneider block.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
Hancock Department
MANAGER FOR
COMING
J. FRANK QUINN OF GRAND RAP.
IDS ENGAGED BY HAM
COCK EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.

The board of control of the Greater
Hancock Home Coming celebration
was authorized last evening at a meet
ing held in the city hall to engage j.
Frank Quinn Of Grand Rapids as gen
eral business manager of the celebra-
ton. Mr.. Quinn had charge of the
homecoming at Grand Rapids last
summer, making it so great a success
that the promoters of the Hancock cell
ebration though it would be a good
move. TO ask his cooperation. Mr..
Quinn arrived in the city several DAYS
ago and was present at last nights
session of the executive committee.
From the estimates submitted by the
various heads of subcommittee It was
ascertained that approximately $4,000
would be required to carry out the cell
ebration, which, when once under way,
will be self-sustaining and the pro-
ceeds are expected to greatly surpass
the outlay.
s. l.. Lawton was added to the men,
bership Of the executive committee and
he will advise the clI5 at it's next
meeting relative to the necessary steps
TO be taken to properly incorporate the
organization. committee consisting
of John Keyes, Dan Crowley and An
gus Macdonald was appointed to ask
the consent of the council for the club
to have full power to grant all licenses
for privileges during the homecoming
week, as a measure tending to keep
out ~rafters and fakirs.
Ed. Scallon, John c. Condor and
Frank Mayworm were appointed as a
committee to confer with the ladies
committee with view to further in
teresting the latter in the celebration
project.
1t was reported that the state rail-
road commission had consented to per-
NIT the crossing of the Mineral Range
railroad tracks at Ingot street by the
Houghton county street railway dur
ing the home coming week, provided
that arrangements satisfactory TO the
railroad company is engaged, and that
the approaches are properly con-
strueted.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
BUSY TIMES IN
LOCAL LODGES
SONS OF ST. GEORGE CONFLICT.
ING PLANS FOR COMING
EVENTs-DEPUTY VISITS
X. OF p. TONIGHT.

Mlstletoe lodge, Sons of st. George.
is at present one of the busiest of To-
cal fraternal societies, with it's prep
arations for the annual observance of
Good Friday and the ARRANGEMENTS for
the two big excursions to be given
next June For the time being actiyi-
Ties are directed towards completing
the plans for the celebration ON Fri
day. April II, when the members of
the lodge will have their parade han
quet and concert. For the afternoon
meeting TO be held at the Pewabic
Methodist Episcopal church. DIR. e. r..
Abrams will be the principal sneaker
and an address will also be made nv
Rev NJ. II. Eldred, pastor of the
church and probably one by Senator
W. Frank James. The committee in
charge of the concert TO be given on
the evening of Good Friday has Sc
cured an array Of exceptional talent.
ana Is now arranging the program.
winch will be ready for announcement
some time next week. The members
or the Mistletoe lodge are looking for
ward hopefully to having pleasant
weather for their annual turnout In
winch event the outdoor parade will
be one of the largest in years.
The entire copper country is inter-
ested In the two big excursions 10 be
given next June on the steamer Unit
ed states, under the joint auspices of
Mistletoe lodge of Quincy and the
one and All lodge of Calumet. and the
quota of two thousands tickets To be
sofa Tor each, will be readily disposed
OF without doubt. The plan is 10 have
the steamer arrive here on June Q
from Chicago, leaving in the evening
Tor Port Arthur, which city. will be
reached on the morning Of the 10th.
The return journey will begin about
three in the afternoon Of Saturday.
June TO- and Hancock win be reached
about midnight, affording an oppor-
tunity to spend the afternoon i'm the
Queen City and reaching home late
the same evening. The United States
Is new steel steamer launched last
February and owned by the Indiana
transportation company, the same
line TO which the Roosevelt belongs.
1t is 215 feet long with forty foot
beam. and is equipped with every
possible device for affording comfort
ard safety besides having most
brilliant and unique system of illum-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
A WEEK OF BOWLING
AT THE LOCAL ALLEYS

A bowling tournament to begin on
Friday. April IA, and continue for a
week or longer, has been arranged
among representatives of various
bowling teams of Hancock, Calumet
met at the Mitchell alleys in this city
last evening. The idea of holding such
a tourney met with great favor and
it was decided to have it take place
as mentioned, with series Of five
men matches, doubles and singles. on
the closing night the winners Of the
tournament will play match with
the LMitchells. champions of the Up
per Peninsula Bowling association
tourney held last week at Ishpcming
The tournament will be conducted un-
der the auspices of the Mitchell bowl
ing team. and the following officers
will have charge of the affair: Cap
tain, James Cox; secretary and treas
urer, j. d. McRae; manager, Eldred
Mitchell.
The series OF two-man contests for
the month of March will be concluded
this evening, when the winners will
he announced. The leaders to date
are Cox and Il. Mitchell. with I1O4
points; Dover and Sullivan, 1901; Do
yer and Cox. 1,O45; McRae and Levin,
1.O4S, and Dover and Levin, 1,O35.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
cHAssELL WANTS GAMES.

Manager Percy Wiesenauor Of the
Lake Linden basketball team has re
ce!ved communication from the
Chassell team asking for a game 20 be
played at Chassell AT an early date
The offer probably viii be accepted
The girls basketball team of ChasseII
Is likewise anxious To meet the Lake
Linden high school girls. champions of
upper Michigan and a definite an
nouncement is expected within the
next few days.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
REGISTRATION TOMORROW.

Tomorrow viii hoe registration day
in Hancock. only those hcaving mov-
ed into other wards, new voters I'm the
city or those who have Just come OF
voting age are required TO register.
The registration places where the
boards Will be in session tomorrow
are: First ward, city Drug store; Sec
ond, Kerredge store, Tozcuco street;
third ward. Payne's meat market;
fourth, Drouin's store.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
DATE FOR X. c. SHOW.

The entertainment committee of the
Hancock council of the Knights of
Columbus has selected Tuesday even
ing, April %, as the date for the pre-
sentation of THE Golden Rule dra-
ma to be given at the Kerredse thea
ter by local talent under the auspices
of the lodge. The cast comprises some
of the ablest amateurs in the city and
i'm Houghton. who have been rohears-
ing faithfully and steadily under the
direction of George T. Carroll.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
TORCH LAKE BALL TEAM.

Interest has already been aroused
ln the movement 20 organize a base
ball team 20 represent the Torch Lake
towns this season. Following are some
OF the players who probably will APP
pear with the team: catcher, Robarge:
pitcher, Pepin; first base II. Lamotte;
second base, Godin. short stop Joe
Dupois; third base. Dufresne; helders,
Mclaughlin, Smith, Roy and others.
a meeting will be held soon 10 elect a
captain ana manager and to perfect
the organization.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
EARLY CLOSING ENDS.

This evening Is the last date of the
early closing, which has beer IN effect
since the first of the year, and begin
ming next Tuesday the stores of the
city viii remain open evenings in
stead Of closing at six.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
HANCOCK BRIEFS.


II. j. Seaton left yesterday for Chi
cago, where he will locate.
A son was born this morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Bentenbach I'm the
routant flats on Franklin street
Walter S. Baer Of Chicago Is visit
ing at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
TORCH LAKE Briefs
80. *%%*%*%%4 **% $50


David Krause left this afternoon for
81. Paul where he probably win locate.
Miss Lena LEM Of Hubbel, has arr
rived home from Racine where she
spent the last three months with
friends.
Mrs. Henry Hodge has returned from
Calumet where she was the guest of
Mrs. Henry Warren FOR a few days.
Regular rehearsals are being con-
Quoted for the production Of Broken
Vows" TO be produced here by local
talent under the asupices Of the L. O.
T.. NJ. NJ.
Tomorrow viii be registration day In
the Torch Lake towns. II Is expected
"a large number Of new names win be
added TO the voting lists.
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The members OF the council yestcr-
day expressed themselves as satisfied
with the plans submitted and they
will be formerly acted on at a regular
meeting Wednesday evening.
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cheal Dee has been declared the win
ner of the first prize. five dollar
goid piece. and S. L. Brisson, second
inc latter will be presented with a
watch fob ard a gold charm.
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snsninl Meeting Of A. o. 4.

4 special meeting OF the Hancock
division Of the Ancient order OF HI
bernians viii be held at the Htbernian
bau on Sunday afternoon at 1;So
o'clock To award the prizes offered TO.
the members Of the Hibernian Rifles
showing most proficiency in drill Nil
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More Hancock on Page Four.
Where Votes Are Rarterna-

do you have oratory in your cam.
paigns?" Some" replied the politi-
gal boss. "Just enough to enable the
people who vote our way to give some
sort of an excuse for It."
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TORCHI.AKE
tssesss1zz,
NEW PASTOR ARRIVES.
Rev. Joseph Thoms Arrives Here To
Fill Congregational PULPIT.

Rev. Joseph Thoms, who has accent
ed the call 20 the pulpit of the Lake
Linden Congregational church arrived
here this morning from Cedar Rupids.
Iowa, whore he was pastor of the Sec
ond congregational church. Rev.
Thoms is visiting at Calumet today.
Services Will bc conducted az both the
Lake Linden and Hubbell churches ON
Sunday Reo Thoms preaching at
Lake Linden la the morning and at
liubbell ina the evening Rev. Thoms
permanent acceptance OF the pastorate
of the Lake Linden church is depend
ent upon whether he likes the charge
after two months trial.