The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-27

" 'h"N pibNiutu bN the illudl ana Is
said TO be very beautiful. Members of
lshpeming lodge have written TO Laur-
lum lodge asking for Information con-
corning the first rank work, which
probably will be adopted By that lodge
when the degree is TO DC conferred
again, so that they may come to Laur-
ium to witness the work II is prob
able that the rank will be conferred
again On April 20, the date set for the
close OF the attendance contest now
In progress. 1t is probable that ar
rangements will be made by large
party OF iron country Pythians to visit
Calumet on that date.
Vice Chancellor Cadwclls team is
leading in the attendance contest now
in progress at Laurium by a margin Of
about leo points over Chancellor Com
mander Sangster's team.
The third degree will be exempli-
fled at the meeting Monday evening
by the team chosen by Captain Cad
well 10 participate in the contest to
be held at Munising next June. In
connection with the upper peninsula
league reunion.
Knights of the Golden Eagle.
AT the last regular meeting of Gar
field Castle knights of the Golden Ea-
gle, Capt John w Dingle of North
Tamarack was presented with an en-
blem of the order as a token Of appre-
citation for the work he has done for
the society. Capt Dingle is about "a
leave for lower Michigan where he will
locate. He is past chief of the local
castle and a past grand chief. Past
Chiefs badges were also presented 10
Charles Mugford and to Henry Dingle
The presentation speeches were made
by L. c. Penberthy, grand master OF
to.
Word has been received in Calumet
to the effect that the Grand Castle
meeting will be held at Detroit on Aug
ust 8. About ten delegates from Gar
field Castle of Calumet will attend
and there will also dc delegates from
Ishpemng, Negaunee and Ironwood
Plans ere now being made so that rhC
delegates may travel to the Grand Cas-
tie meeting on the same train.
Calumet Commandery No. . will hole
regular drill on Friday evening ant
business of importance is to be con.
sidered.
Stella Rebekahs.
The members of Stella Rebekal
lodge No, 206, I. q. .. T., have ac.
copied an invitation to confer the in
| itatory work at melting of Ivy Re
bekah lodge of Lake Linden on Frida!
evening. April 5. Special street carr
will be arranged as large delegation
will be i'm attendance.
At the last regular meeting Of Stell'
Rebekah lodge, four candidates wer
J initiated, the work being exemplified ii
most excellent manner by the Stelli
Lodge team. A special street ca
brought large delegations from Lii
ledge OF Houghton and Holly lodge o
Hancock and after the work, musica
and literary program was rendcre
and refreshments served. The evenin
proved very pleasant one.
M. W.. Of A. Insurgents.
Although local members are takin
no active part In the so-called insur
gent movement of the Modern Wood
men of America. they will be interest
ed i'm the convention of those who ar
opposed TO the new rates, which
soon to be held i'm Wisconsin. w.
Patterson of Superior is chairman {
the Woodmen Assembly COMMITTEE
and he Is of the opinion that MOI
than half Of the members in that stat
are opposed to the new rates I'm vie
of the recent statement by the Wiscor
sin Insurance commissioner that n
lower rates than those adjusted by Il
Woodmen will be permitted in thi
state. developments at the conventio
will be looked forward to with interes
Celebrate in Calumet.
The Copper Country odd Fellow
association has selected Calumet
the place for holding the observan'
Of the ninety-second anniversary OF Il
founding Of the order of /. o. o. r., g
April 26. The celebration will be hc
AT the Light Guard Armory and wi
consist Of concert and grand ba
! Hon. George C. Bentley ofHancoclS an