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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-02

v pondelf r6no pfisla smutna
zvest, ze Frantisek j. Wagner,
ktery trpel pc dobu tfech rokG
ma souchotiny. dotrpel u sV5ch 70
dicG, manzeld Vojtech Wagnero-
vfch zde We meste. Zemfel tise
bez bolesti, takze zadn6 neyedel
kdy nastala .smrt, az kdyz jeho
otec sahl ma mel zpozoroval,, Re
Jest chladnS a ned5cha. Jeho
manzelka tehoz rama Sc byla ma
mel podfvat, a odjela ma farmu pc
sedme IODINE rano. "a nekolik
minut ma to skonal. Pohfeb yes
nuleho Sc konal We .stfedu rano.
Velky prGvod Sc sestavil cd domu
smutku, pozistavajfcf rytffd sv.
V6clava, iehoz zesnul5 byl elenem
pffbuznych ostatnfch kteff iej k
poslednfmu odboeinku doprovodi-
Ii. Obfady kostele q ma hfbito-
We vykonal velp. Bouska, kde tez
promluvil slova Gtechy pozIsta-
lynn.
Zesnulf Sc narodil v tonic ok
resu byl star 50 roxy a mesi-
&c. Pred jedenacti roxy pojmuI
"a manzelku Annu Radoyou. Asi
pied tfemi roxy Sc u nej objevily
znamky teto zSkefne nemoci, a ac
bylo Romano vse NOME ' zahnanf
nemoci, vse bylo marne. Pred
Ia dny, kdyz Sc mu pfitizilo, byl
wat 2 fanny sem k rodicGm, ably
byl pod dohledem lekafe. Zesnu-
II byl muz tiche a dobracke pova-
by; vzornym manzelem a milujf-
elm otcem, pro ktere vlastnosti
byl vseobecne cten a vazen. Jeho
pfedcasnf skon zajiste dotkne Sc
bolne kazdeho, kdyz Sc uvazf, Re
tax mlad musel opustit svoji milu
jfcf manzelku, a dftky dosud ne
dospsle, sve stafieke rodice, brat
ny a sestry. Odchod jeho zelf je-
no manzelka tfi ditky 9, 7a5 ro-
ky stare, ieho rodice, diva bratff
Jan a Vaclav til sestry, pr. j.
J.. MARTINEZ pf. Vol. Soukupa,
pr. Jana Hambergra jimz yyslo-.
vujem sgou nejhlubsf soustrast.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-02

A. A, Blachnik odiel do Hinne
sofa ma prohlfdku pozemkG tento
t5den.
Neil Sc date pojistit ma zivot,
domluvte Sc u Jana Kostela nebo
AL Jezewskfho kteff poiistujf u
U. S. Annuity Life Ins. Co. jenz
zfskaya denne eleny jenz je jed
ma nejlepsfch.
Ma den Gtvrteho cervence, vecer
budou Sc zde odb5vati tanecnf "a
bavy ' sfni Sturmove q Michele
We. Vprvni bude hrati Mikotnv
orkestr ' druhe taborsk6 kapela.
Kazdy jest Evan by Sc dostavil.
Ma Petra Petfika bylo y nedeli
vecer ieho pfateli pfistrojeno pre-
kvapenf ' jeho domove, pon9yae
byly jeho imeniny. Bratfii Mer-
kvanove, MeIichar a Kudrna OBJ
starali hudbu q celia spoleGnost Sc
mile pobavila cel5 vecer.
G. f. BIachnik jeho manzelka,
dcera Ludmila a syn Vilem, Sc
navratili Hot Springs, Ark, We
stfedu. Pr, BlachnikoyA Sc Gift
mnohem lepe nyni a sam p. Blach-
nix ztratil ma ware asi 90 liber a
cftf Sc 20 let mladsfm.
v nedeli dne IL cervence Sc bu-
dc odbyvati velkS v5let do zahra-
dy. tfi mile ma sever Cd mesta.
Hudbu obstara tyndallska kapela
ma velke platforme, bra v mic me-
ri taborsk5mi zenat5mi muzi a
Beaver Greek, a stfelba do terce
pc hire. Kszd5 jest Evan by Sc
dostavil.
Pr. Jana Honera Virgil byla
zde ma za6atku t5dne ohledns pfij-
mutt restaurace cd pf. Turkove.
Patrne Sc sem pfesfdIf, ,iezto v
onom meste ie "sucho" nasledkem
nedayne volby, a p. Homer tam
mel hostinec, jest patrno, Re iine-
no nezbyva nezli hledat zamestna-
nj jine.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-02

Upozorhuiem kazdeho jenz hod-
Ia 81 poffditi mal5 Bull traktor
pro podzimnf orbu, BY TAX ueinil,
nebot traktor Sc 1plne osvsdeil a
iiz Jest pc mem neob5cejna poptav
ka. Date-li svoif objedndvku by
nj dostanete iej Gas, jinak neruef
me ia dodanf Y Gas. Jos. Skorpfk
q Go. (Ady.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-02
Oznafnenf.

Oznamujf yefejnosti, re isem 81
poffdis stroi ma svafovani litin,
alumina a jin5ch kovd. KIDD by
podobnou praci potfebovaI jsem
K jeho sluzb6m Will Mach (Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-02
DOMACl zpRAVY.
Oslayujte dzulaj rozumns.

DIR. hllma q Iyndall byl zde "a
professionally zalezitostf v pofidelf.
Cersty6 peeivo kazdS den pro-
daya pr. Chas. Machov6. (Adv.
ManzelGm Richard MikoIaso-
lynn Sc narodil hosfk minulS pa
tex.
Josef Duffek prodal 80 akrI po-
zemku u Utica Antonoyi Elisovi
"a $40 akr.
Jan Seiner cd Utica byl zde nav
st9vou v pondeli. Pravil, ze ma
krasne obilf ma sve farm6.
Ludvik Karolewicz byl navste-
YOU u sveho syna A. A Karole-
wicze v Draper minulS tyden.
Oznamuje Sc Re kroupy minulJ
patek nadely mnoho skody ma 1ro-
| dach farmerG severne cd mesta.
Jsme hotovi pOjistiti vas majetek pro
Il ztrate vetrem aneb viehficf neisiI-
nejsich spOlecnOstech. Tabor State
Bank.
Emil Blachnfk ieho manzelka
Sc nastehovali do hofejsiho patra
v residence Karla Vauka.
Tomas Kortan 81 koupil mlatfcf
zafi2eni cd Motor Co. q dali co
eastecnou splatku svni Ford auto
Imobil
81. Laura Piroutek Sc v2dala
mfsta v zavodu Petffk a TurkA a
odiela do do sveho domova Ra-
Vinia minulJ patek.
Vodnf ka6 ma prodei ma F.. j.
Kulis ma Lakeport. Haste So u
mel anebo ' dfadovne Independent
tn. Kaf je ma farme G. f. Blach
lnika.
Jsem nynf hotov konat veskere
opravky ma farmerskfch strojfch
ljakoz j parnfch strojn. Pfivez-
te nam takovou prAci. Antonfn
Velek. (Adv.
Zaklady pro novou residence ma
farme Petra Petffka jsou iiz hoto-
We. Tesafi co nejdffv zapocnou
ma stavbe kter6 Dude jedna nej-
lepsfch v teto casti.
Josef Siman vyprodal svdj tpo-
dill v kovarnel svemu spoleeniku
Ant. Velkovi v kovarns kterou
spolu ffdili. Velek Dude nyni ko
yarnu ffdit sam.
Peter Sorrenson pfisel o koasek
prstu kdyz v pond6li neco spravo-
val ma SVEN automobile prst mu
pfisel mezi sprysel a vycnfvaifci
sponu t9sn6 u kola. Prst mu byl
Iosetfen DIR. Blfzkem.
Karel Fuks ienz bydlf We Wag-
ner Sc vr6til minulou sobotu 2, O.
mahy kde byl v l6cenf ma zaluHec-
nj neduh. Jeho STAY Sc yelnii z
zlepsil takze v brzku Dude opstn9
zdrav.
| Homer Beman jeho syn barvi
budovu We ktere Dive Vaclav Pet
Fix mel restaurant. Budoya jest
davana do pofadku pro p. Steena
IL Tyndall, kterf tam Dude NIT
prvnf tffdy lekarnu.
Josef Svatos nekolika pomoc-
milky zhotovili pekn6 diva cemento
We m1stky ma rohu u Josefa Kota-
lfka Jos. RezSee tento tSden.
PrSce ie znamenitG take kazdf
kdo tudy jede obdivuie il.
Tento t5den byla dokoneena
malffsks prace We zdejsfm kat.
kostele, take vse Dude hotovo v
cas- do Tho t. m. kdy So zde Dude
odbtvati velka slavnost pfiI 25-
llste jnbileum knezstyf spravce osa
d., vslp. Bousky
Taborsk6 mfcafska ceta jela do
Wagner minulou nedeli kde hrala.
proti tamnf cets. ale prohrSla.
Skor byl s proti 0. tn samoa ne
deli Yauktonska obehrala Spring
field Yanktol 1a0a TyndaH.
ska Ayonskou We Tyndall 8 40.
Pojistenf proti vetru.
Pojisfuiem majetky prot ztra-
tx vetrem richfici Y silnych a.
~. a. L = IIlu.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-02

v mem feznickem zavodu nalez-
nete yzdy ma sklade rizne druhy
masa, sunek a iinych y5robkh.
Kazdeho poctlve q syedomite OBJ
slouzim.
Josef Musil.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-02
Pojistenf proti vstru.

Pojisfuiem majetky prot ztra-
tx vetrem richfici Y siln5ch a
spolehliy5ch spoleenostech. Has
te Sc i mas aneb poseckeite az bu,
dem moci Vas navstiyit.
(Adv. Tabor State Bank.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-02
THE TABOR STATE BANK
Tabor, S. ID.

Capital $25, 100000
Jos. v, Wagner, President
u. al. Wagner, Vice President
and Cashier.
X. j. Frana, asst. cashier.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
BOSTON ORCHESTRA IS
BOOKED FOR OCTOBER 5
COMMERCIAL CLUB CONTRACTS
FOR APPEARANCE OF FAM.
Gus ORGANIZATION.

The Copper Country Commercial
club last night contracted with c. A..
Shaw, western representative of the
Boston symphony orchestra, for the
appearance of that organization in the
copper country on october .. But
nine concerts will constitute the west
ern tour of the orchestra and the cop
per country engagement is the only
Michigan booking that is included.
From the copper country, the orches-
ira will go to Milwaukee, thence to
st. Joseph and Kansas City, No.,
thence to st. Louis, to Peoria, and to
Chicago where the tour will end.
The Boston symphony orchestra is
not a paying proposition. 1t has cost
its hackers millions of dollars, and has
recently been willed a million by Col
onel Higgenson, the octogenarian cop
per magnate of the Hub City. Its
present manager, G. y. Ellis, was for
merly associated with the Calumet and
Hecla, ana it is through this connec-
ton, together with the interest OF
Messrs. Fay, Shaw, Paine and others
in the big orchestra, that the copper
country is favored with "A concert when
many larger communities are refused.
The concert to be played here will
be the one great musical event in the
history of the copper country. Spe-
cial trains will be run from Marquette,
Ishpcming and Negaunee. from Onto
nagon and other upper peninsula
points The Copper Country CONNER
cial club will endeavor to arrange
with J. G. Evans, general manager and
vice president of the Anchor line. for
an extension of the passenger sched-
ule which will accommodate the scores
Of Duluth and Minneapolis people who
will desire to take in this treat.
Nothing which tho copper country
has ever taken will give it greater
prominence as a musical center and
community Of culture. Seats will be
sold at prices within reach of all cop
per country residents.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
ENDS LIFE IN
COUNTY JAIL
James P. Burns, 0espondent, Com
mits Act This Morning

James Il. Burns, resident OF Hub
bell for Il number of years, committed
suicide in the Houghton county JAZZ
this morning by hanging. The rash
act was committed shortly after six
o'clock and despite the efforts of at
tendants TO resuscitate him, they were
of no avail The body will be taken
to Hubbell this afternoon when funer-
al arrangements will be made.
The decedent was well known in
Hubbell where for a number of years
he was employed at the Armstrong X
Thielman saw MILL A year ago he en-
tered the employ of the Ahmeek Min
ing company as a machinist and re-
tanned that position until few days
ago when he became ill., He suddenly
became insane, and yesterday, he was
removed to the county Jail
He appeared TO be rational and be-
cause of this, he was not segregated
from other prisoners. Before inmatea
were awakened this morning, Burns
removed his belt and frightened it
about his neck. tying the end to one
of the bars. Throwing his body to
the floor. he hung i'm that position until
life had passed away.
a widow and two children survive.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
Hancock Department
MEETING is POSTPONED.
Businessmen Will Discuss co-opera-
tive Delivery Tomorrow Evening.

The meeting of Portage Lake bust
nessmen which was to have been held
In the Hancock town hall last evening
To discuss the cooperative delivery
system. was postponed until tomor-
row evening, owing To inclement
weather. c. X. Berry of Mashaltown.
Iowa, president of twenty successful
delivery systems throughout the mid
die west will address the meeting. To-
morrow's meeting will be called at
80 O'clock when IL is hoped that
every Portage lake, Torch lake and
South Range merchant who is inter-
ested i'm reducing delivery costs viii
turn out. Mr.. Berry is here prepared
to talk business. and he has already
received encouragement which prac-
tically assures the incorporation of
one company. There will be short
talks by local men, after Mr.. Berry
has explained the proposition, and a
general discussion of the merits of the
scheme will be INDUCED in.
This evening meeting of Calumet
businessmen will be held at the Red
Jacket town hall.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
RELEASING STRANDED SHIP.
Wreekers Making Good Progress
VIII the Turret Chief.

Excellent progress is attending ;he
efforts OF Capt Cunning. of the
wreak.ns tug Fayorltc, who is engage
cd m releasing the stranded steamer
Turret 'hict five mics east of Copper
Harbor, and with favorable weather,
she task should bc accomplished with
iu week. When the steamer is re-
leased. it is likely that she will Dc
t"wcd 20 Port Arthur.
The method Of releasing the Chief
"nvolycs necessarily slow and labor
ious process. I'm the big storm of No.
vcmbcr 3. 1919, the chief was blown
onto tho beach, head on. The shore
here shoals rapidly and an abrupt cliff
rises about $50 feet from floating wa
ter Tho chief struck so close 20 this
cliff that "a man could not walk be-
tween her bow and the big rock and
the crew got ashore by running gang
plank ont from the bow TO the cliff.
The Chief must be moved total Of
about $50 feet tin she gets into water
that Will float her This is done by
putting hydraulic jacks under her,
raising her 20 few inches and then
pulling on her with the Favorite till
She falls of the jacks and few inch
toward The deep water. Then the
process must be repeated.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
HANCOCK eREVITIES.
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DR. f. f. Marshal of Boston, Mass
is in Hancock on business mission
c. l.. Jordan of Chicago is visitinl
friends in Hancock.
City Clerk Hoffenbacher was ad
vised yesterday that the annual con
municipalities. of which Hancock /,
member, will take place i'm Bay City
June 2i-25.
j. 7. Johnson who was formerly
employed in Lepisto & Co.'S store. ha,
left for Chicago.
Mrs. William Schlaes will entertain
at her residence in East Hancock to.
morrow afternoon at bridge for tn,
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
church.
Secretary George l.. Price of the
Copper Country Commercial club rem
dered an interesting talk on Work
ingmen's Compensation" to the stu
dents of the Hancock high school YES
terday. Senator w. Frank James will
speak To the students Friday after
noon.
Principal Hugh Johnson of the Han
cock high school will he a member of
the NJ. \. G. staff during the summcr.
Mr.. Johnson will not return To Han
cock next year and his plans beyond
the NJ. y. c. arrangement are indcn-
mite.
AT the dedication of the Stambaugh
VI. T.. church Of last week copper
country ministers took n prominent
part. Rev. Marvin and Rev. Strike
were present and to this pair were
added Rev. w. II. Coombc of CRYSTAL
Fails and Rev. J. II. Prout of Iron
River. Revs. Coombe and Prout are
former copper country men. A plat
form service was held in the evening
and the sum Of $1,000 to clear the
church from debt was raised by SUBJ
scriptlon.
Archie Ncvins, instructor I'm the
manual training department of the
Hancock public schools, will be a,
member Of the teaching staff of the
Houghton public schools next year.
Mr.. Nevins signed a contract with the
Portage township board of education
Yesterday.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
DUAL MEET BEGINS.
High School Teams Working Out for
County Tourney.

The dual track and field meet
which is being held between teams
selected from the candidates To rep
resent the Hancock high chool i'm The
copper country meet to be held Juna
3. was commenced yesterday after.
noon and proved exciting and interest
ing. T he two teams. known as the
Greens and the Yellows are now tiel
with 35 points and the final events
today will decide which team will have
undsputed claim of the local cham
pionship.
The first half of the events exhibit
ed some excellent work i'm both run
ming and I'm the field events. Several
records were established and the work
of McGlynn. captain of the high school
team was of high caliber and Anthony.
Hancock's star long distance man. al
so did well i'm the half mile.
The following events were run off
yesterday afternoon. with the time or
distance of the winner:
50-yard dash-McGlynn, 2-5 Sec
onds; Fade, Shields and Fisher.
Shot put-Mette. sc feet, inch:
Merke, McGlynn and MendoIson.
220-yard dash-McGlynn. "a 1~5 Sec
onds; FADE, Shields and Mette.
Broad jump-McGlynn, Is feet, 4
inches; Anthony, Mette and Hecker.
Half mile-Anthony. minutes. "a
1-2 seconds; Scholler, Nelson and Ben
netts.
High jump-,McGlynn, feet Heck
er. Mette and Anthony.
Preparations are being made at the
present time to enter a strong team
in the copper country meet to be held
at the Hancock driving park Saturday
afternoon, June ).
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
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HOuGHToN BREvITIES.
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Weather observer Oowdrick report
ed last evening that yesterday wa;
not the record hot day for the month
of May. The thermometer register
ed s at . o'clock but the former rec
ord. and the one which still stands, is
"a.
r. A. Douglass of Ironwood. uppei
peninsula oil Inspector was Hough-
ton visitor yesterday.
George Haas arrived yesterday
from Bly, New. He made the trip in
the hope OF attending the funeral of
his father the late Adolph Haas, but
was unable to get here in time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Marquardt re-
turned yesterday from a trip to south
ern and western states
Fidel Villacorta and Victor NJ. Es-
copbar, San Salvadorean telephone
officials, who have been studying the
copper country system for the past
three months, left for Chicago yester-
day.
sam Lott, the negro under arrest
at lronwood on a charge of murder. in
having killed woman while running
amuck with "a revolver, week ago
last Saturday is learned To- he a for
mer resident of Houshton. Sam left
houghton about two years aso. under
orders from the court to make himself
scarce.
The members of the Baraga odd
Fellows lodge have taken novel
means to raise money for their build
ing fund They explain that their tenn
pie will be the only temple i'm the
world built from key rings. The fund
is being raised by the sale of novelty
Key rings. Members of the order all
over the copper country are helping
to sell them. The Baraga lodge built
a temple some time ago and shortly
after II was completed it burned dowr.
causing the lodge n serious loss
Additional Houuhtop on Psoe Sly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
PUPILS To GIVE
CONCERT FRIDAY


The pupils OF the Houshton public
schools will give IA concert at the Ker-
redge theater in Hancock Friday even
ing. Arrangements for the event have
been elaborate and after a full rehear-
sal Thursday evening everything will
be i'm readiness for the affair. Miss
Cora Gaskill. supervisor Of music in
the Houshton schools. has been drill
ing the pupils.
The curtain will rise at o'clock
sharp. Tickets will go on sale at Cox's
book store on Sheldon street tomorrow
morning. Already there has been a
large demand for them and those in
charge feel that the theater will be
crowded to capacity. The program is
as follows:
Part i
orchestra.
sailing" Marks-Seventh grade
boys.
(a) In China"-Miessner.
(b) In Japan"-Miessner.
Fourth grade chorus.
Irish songs
CAP Believe Me II All Those En-
dearing Young Charms"
90 The Minstrel Boy"
Fifth and sixth grade boys.
German songs
(a) Spinning Song'-Roinecke.
(b) In Holland"-Miessner.
(c) In Germany"-Miessner.
Fifth grade boVs
Part -
Orchestra.
English Songs
(a) "A Hunting Song. "-Bretzner.
CD Under the Greenwood Tree"
CD oh! Dear! What Can the
Matter Be-"
Sixth grade girls.
Scotch dance-Marion Richards and
Laura Fisher.
Scotch songs
(a) Annie Laurie
CD Bonnie Doom"
(C) The Campbells Are Coming"
Seventh grade girls.
The Star Spangled Banner."-Ar-
nOld-Chorus.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
MRS. e. w. BoNsALL PASSES.
Lingering illness Is Fatal To Esteemed
Hancock Resident.

Mrs. T.. W. Bonsall a resident OF
Hancock for twenty years, passed away
at l o'clock this morning after a lin
gering illness with cancer. The fun
eral will be held Thursday afternoon
from the residence, with interment H.
Forest Hill.
The late Mrs. Bonsall was born in
Keweenaw county. moving To Calumet
when a young woman. Twenty years
ago she moved to Hancock where she
since made her home. The surviving
relatives are a husband and three sons
Charles, Walter and Edward, all OF
Hancock; the mother. Mrs. Mary Tay-
Tor of Calumet; five sisters, Amelia and
Rebecca OF Calumet, Mary of Mar
quette, Mrs, Robert Jones Of Marquette
and Mrs. Michael Foley of Houghton
and three brothers. George. Charles
and Edward, all of Calumet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
ENJOY A REAL SUMMER OUTING

Let us help YOU plan Western trip
to Colorado. Utah, California. Yellow
stone National park. or the North Pa
cific Coast. Each has distinctive at
fractions. There is nothing to COM
pare with the massive mountains, giant
redwood trees, yawnng chasms and
towering waterfalls which are some of
the things that make a trip To this
wonderful country linger in memory.
Low round trip fares in effect Juno to
September. Splendid train service
from all points. For tickets and fun
particulars apply to ticket agents, H..
s, S. & ~, or G. e. Webb. G. ~, G. Z
\. w, Phone 200. Houghton.-Adver-
tisement.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
Houghton Department

100000 bushels next fall is not toe
much 10 expect.
County Asriculturist Geismar sand
last night that the growers had ORDER
cd about 400 bushels of seed in excess
Of the amount obtained in the market
so that the crop will be curtailed by
about 5000 bushels. but this crop
will produce all the seed potatoes that
the county Will require and year
from this fall Houghton county Will
begin 10 come into its own as the BAN
ner potato producing country Of the
world.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
CARD PARTY AND DANCE.
Knights of Pythias to Entertain in
kauth's Hall Thursday,

Committees in charge of arrange
ments for the card party and dance to
be given by the knights of Pythias
Thursday evening in Kauth's hall on
Quincy street have been working dill
gently for the event and the affair is
expected to be one of the most sue
cessful ever given by this organiza-
ton.
lngot hive, Lady Maccabees. will en-
terrain with dancing party in Ger
mania hall Friday evening. The funds
derived from the party will be donated
to st, Josephs hospital for several
improvements that are greatly needed
at that institution.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
.BoATHoUsE BLOWN OVER.

Last nights wind and rain storm
played havoc on the Hancock shore Of
Portage Lake and a half dozen boat
houses were blown from their bases
into the lake. The most extensive dam
age was done To the boathouse of Nor
man Mcdonald of Calumet. in which
was anchored the palatial yacht Min
nimac." Trees in West Hancock were
uprooted wires were blown down and
several plate glass windows were
broken,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
TWO TEACHERS RESIGN.

Supt r. a. letters Of the Painesdale
schools announces two designations
from The high school staff of teachers.
Mary smith u the Latin department
viii take a position in the high school
az W>andot. near Detroit, and Miss
Laura Hamilton. gymnasium instr1ic-
tor, has accepted a position in the high
school az South Bend. Ind The names
Of the teachers who will fill these va
cancies have not been announced
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26
TO ATTEND LONDON CONGRESS

capt. Margaret Saunders. in com.
mand Of the Houghton corps of the
salvation Army. leaves today for Lon
don. Eng. as one Of the United States
Delegates 20 the international con-
gross Of The Salvation Army. She ex-
poets "a be- gone from Houghton for
Two months Miss Saunders expresses
hor deep gratitude to many Houghton
people who have contributed to the
ipnd that makes it possible for her q
make the Journey.