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THE CALUMET NEWS
FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1912.
Houghton
AGRICULTURAL
HIGH SCHOOL
Otter Lake Pro ably Will Have
First One in U. P.
.- tru result of a three weeks' cari
Urnss by Ko t iJeismar -upennten-
. i.i t! the I'pper Peninsula Kxpoil
Tinntal farm n 'haihain. ami a N ail
ing advocate of agTlcultui ai develop
ment, at least three ...unties ol the
upper peninsula will next year h c.
extended agricultural 'courses in i.ir
jiublic schools, ami agrb ultural educa
tion has i tt given a marked Impetus
in thin NfftMk
There is to be another county agri
cultural college In Dickinson, and
vithin a yar a township agricultural
liUh -ehool. the first In Michigan will
ha established In Houghton county.
As result of his missionary affOrta
tit 1 1 -r .:u-, Pariapa lownahlp cinh-
j..ti miles trom the pBhfegp a Hough
ton, where Is found a large farming
nvttlement of Intelligi nt men and wo
men, that township will prohahly have
the first central township agrlcultur
n! high sehoo! m the upper peninsiiln.
Mr (Msmar gpoppsd HBCll enthusiasm
for the proje. t. and it 'is exp I t. i
that ground will be broken for a
liulldlng next year. This season the
townshin Is expending ?J",0oo on a
macadam highway.
Dickinson eopJPfy will be the third
it. the upper I- nlnsula to establish a
county agricultural school. MM h as
are now eondmted in Chippewa and
iJenominee counties. A aprrrlal com-j
jnlttcc appointed by the board of su
pervisors to hok into the matter has
reported a OOPsPPd for agricultural
courses sufficient te .variant carry
ing out the pro- t.
lit M uqueft county, agriculture will
Ibe taught at th North, rn State Xe.r
in.il school and beginning with the;
Jail term this year it will be a reqnir- i
nt subject in all teacher's courses. Lu- j
that l. Wrfcaht -'ate auparlnteadaal
of public instruction, has ruled that ,
this work mil he required In all pub
lic s bOOil after this tall.
In tha agriculturMl Mgk st -hools. the j
fuuws In agriiulture will probn iy
take the place of langua. ml other
Unpractical subjects. ideograph) a ill
KM taught with non e reference to the j
ptate itid home, rather tti i to foreign , about an hour visiting different oh
t.untries. Ancient fclatbfy wul give JMH l interest. Leaving the Ahmeek.
place to studies in civil government, the p u-tv took the train to Osceola and
d signed to teach the duties of citizen- then visited Klectric park where re
M.in. Manual training Uk4 MMM 'r shmnts were served. From Klectrlc
science will be featured. However, 1 park. th visitors returned to Hough
the schools are not planned solely for i ti n. stopping on the way nt Boston
the training of farmers, and it Is , isit the Franklin Junior, the pur-
d that tke r. ! !.- .. m m. nt . pQM ( thi visit being tn inspect the
tat mre practical ai.d efficient com- new hoisting engine, .bulgned by 11.
n. n school education will cause the f. BdlMH da, general matiacer of the
-Diversities to chant- their entrance, f-ranktln mine, and which enjoys the
r quir-ments. so tt t MlMrti ha ; dist in t Urn of being the only one of Its
are graduated fr. m schools without kind In operation.
in the classics can b- admitted, j v.n,m 0 , ,,artj. ,.mbarkei
, fr,,m tnr f,MI, nf ,,.,1,. street, go-
TJiailas. Tex., has -.v.tbt'r vn from j f tig to the Oniganiing uh house;
f tiearly all - I improv where the Calumet & Hecla band gave
nv nt bond i-u tt tUW ,M,I to await ' a concert at the club hottM in the
r mi ' tilng. Previous to the concert a
L.
3V.
fcfrv
r) If
v. -as
Baln tonight. Sal ui .lay
probably fair.
Observation i.ikgnatsii m.. ?5th tnerMtsn tlnie Air pr. -u re red meet to sen level. loi.:irs lasattaaaM Hrtssl fmn Ibrsat Ii i-ints
of eepcil or it. in- l.o.li.ai" itolteil liuesi imss throio.'li points of egn.il lemperature Uihwu only lur ero. fr'elus. . and lltf.
O ' W (' ) i oi C) saoa laaartailj lag trios I ill kbe wind hi i Igsria. tnaipmwrsi
scosd pree4pltstioa ..t i Incti vt store tor pssttt Sours; third, maximum wind Mtocltr --
Temp. I I Wind I
I j fig
Stations f i Sute of S'0
1 2 W"tlar. fl Z
1
I IX LLzl
Alpena lv 1 1 l 1 ul nw o
Huffalo ' a i ne .;
hlcago ... I'loini;. r II I
Duluth M M Rain se 10 .40
F carta ha .. , 4 Kiin s I "
Creen Bay "! M Rain a 1 .111
sUMN ..." v Rain . I M
MarciueftO M Cloudy se 1J 0
Milwaukee ..i il ':..'id.v se N
New OrtHM t Clear se 4 ..'.
New York. . M ' Mc. r n 14 B
Port Arthur."! e'l I se i 0
Par Fran. . . S 1 ''-tr sw 4
Pt. Paul Ml i i-ic'v at If LTI
Washington . - W t'lesr n 4 "
Winnipeg "'" sw 1 : :'l
Jjocal olficc L. S. Wtath-r Uum , u.
Department
DULUTH MAN IS
MADE PRESIDENT
Next Year's Meeting of Mining
Institute on Mesaba
At the business session of the Lake
Superior Mining Institute this morn
ing otlb -ers wete elccu.l tot the in
suiiik year, hs follows :
President Pentecost Mitchell. Du
luth. Vice presidents F. K. Webb. Du
hith; . 1) Kdwat.lv. Atlantic; W. H.
hinn. Mi K nicy. Minn.
Managers Q. F. Bawden. BeM smer ;
V. 11. .lohnslon. Ishpeining; C. H.
I'axt. f, Loretto.
IL MttSI i C. Y. Hopkins, Own
tonucaltll, WIS.. re-ele. teti.
Bt . : i i i v A. J. Yungbluth. Ih
penting, re-elected
Ml Mitchell, the new president, is
vie- lUcridellt of the !lV.i It t'll Min
ing Co.
It Is likely that n.xt year's meeting
v ill he held i. ii the M. saha ramp' as
it Is cmrtomar ta hold the annual
meeting in the district in which, or
nearest to which, the president resides.
s. r-Msr? yungbluth reported at this
morning's session that the institute
has 286 members and 70 applications
to be 'icted upon.
A set of resolutions In honor of the
memory of the late dm ham Pope of
Houghton, who wns one of the vice
pt. si.l -nts of the Institute, was passed.
This afternoon was spent b) the vla
iting members at the college of mines.
The lnstltUpea session
will come to
this evening. This year's
p e. iin.j ha be. ti largely attended and
the program of entertainment could
not hav. been improved upon.
The numbers of th- mining Institute
followed out the schedule mapped out
in adv ir.'e In mal.ing vesterday's trip,
very visit being a. cording to schedule,
Tl lrst stop after the party left
H.'Ught. n was nt Lake I.lnden Mher.
the members und.r the guidance of
the Ft. imp mill officials made a tour
of 11m I'alnmet and Hecla stamp mills
ud visited the etc ttrlofc powdv jdant
with its five genetntors with a combin
ed capmlty of S.ttiiii kilowatts.
At 11:30. the Institute resumed Its
trip, going to Ahnv-ek. when MM par
y looked the mine over and spent
Department of Agriculture.
U ILLIS L. MOOkL. CM?.
I Hough tort, Ml.!,.. Aug. :i. IMf,
Firecssts Till 7 P. M. Sstvrday:
Upper Michigan Not ravtltn d
I.Ike Super. I Modetjite to ,risl
at vvinds, shifting to rejith and
port hvv est.
Weather Conditio! a.
The StOtn iir.i r noted veterdny iii
Worth laloti aid W v .mink h es mv d
a tward io ih. Red Rfoaf Vaib" ,,tim
the baj .no ter Is low this morring ov"r
ihe Ureal Plains, ihe ITppav Miaalsstp
pi Valley, the Western Ijlke K'tlm. HI i.
the Bavthweat. Rain has been n n
eral In the am tton nanisd and tlnin-
dcrstorms are rep rrtad ftom many
points. lirNk wit) da prevail srr
Lower 1 Bke Michigan this morning
The high pressure area which iweted
the yitk' Ke oion and the Kjisi raatet
MM drifted sfowly eastward, being
now '( nt, red v.r the lowe- Iwtk. v
while the barometer remains abov..
norm, i over all aseffjomt east or the
Mississippi River except tde extrtms
nun x -vi r i ' . a .
f I i r-v jtii
z - . a. . n ( r
rf 1 T-' " v- iy jr..- y
session of the in mute was held.
i'i..'.;. i,t Potan it ttoiu. m
Holmes, .lilect. : of the hill cult of
f the 'le at uncut oi the In
teii. r, who tptkt om llie two leading
tun. in. ns ,.f the lnu. an. .he .utteguarJ
lug .t the lives of miners and r
ducti. t: of the (Mrs of the mltilug In
dustry. This is the iimi year In w in. h
an appropt la:i"ti t ax necn made to ap
p j the work ot ihe bureau to nictui
mining, prev.ous attention during Ihr
h..it time sin it was established
laum b'n confined feJftgH) W (oal
mining. Tin appropriation lot mef'l
mining is pitlfoU small, UMi.ad, but
r ties as the i-niiidutlon tor a work
that promise.- vast possibilities.
Or. Holmes' visit was In response to
an imitation of PtmMmI PtttttW am.
was a.c .t. ,i v ih the objacl of bring
lad the activities of the Lake Superior
Mining tastitllti into co-op- ra-i.n ai.o
u9Pat ol the bureau's w.uk. He dweit
upon tin- bi aking down of bartlers
ate. :,,t by this institute, puilitllig o(U
ihe Ii nee from condit "ii- ' sects
a... w iu n one mine scarcely knew
I Nat tin I was doing.
lie raid tlnit following the lines of
techni.al discussion of the Institute.
the bureau of mines want!.; to gather
all the lnfoi mutb ti possible regardinu
cc nservation of life and of resource,
in iniiili g and give it out through
channels where it will do the pre at -.
st g "d. CompMy secrets are not
uant.d and the bureau refuses abso
latri) to have relations with the
courts. Its officials have been called
upon to Usiifv in cases of miuc inci
dents where bureau investlgat nu m
haV been made directly after the .at
satroph, but they have st-adfastlv
refassd 10 COtnply and have been sup
aortad in this h the attorney general
and the courts themselves.
Fewer Disastr Now.
As a result of the bureaus work
there has been a distinct diminishing
I disast. i s Ib sides M-eking to indue,,
the managements to introduce ever:
poaklbta saf.iv arasautlon the bwaag
stimulates discipline, s. If -respect and
raoaal flsvsliwsilt among the men
with the ob.'e.t ..f developing great-r
. nition. and pra. tl. al instruction ,s
given in the handling of explosives
and other departments of mining
anion baoMM iaadaroua if caralaaau
performed. Mine rescue work i taught
UeBurdum the conservation of min
eral resource, pr. Holmes pointed
M1 that ircn mining compani-s ai
n. vx .,vng aside- and otherwiw pre
serving ores that at present are ten
lean for commercial value, against the
time when these grades of ores will
be ne'bd and MatdJ, Fxhaustive n
scir h has shown that the we-t. t:i
In m. sphere has very little real coal
resources either north or roiith ot the
t'nit.,1 states, and In time ih.s c.mn
try must snppiy fuel to tho;e coun
HN irhOjt future development will
demand this commodity.
If the I'nlted States can export coal
t S. ath America in exchange for the
products of that CMttMAI which wo
i td, great i'niiil will be accomplished.
To this purpose it behooves our coui
..per, tors ta save- the L'.IO.OOO.OOO tolls
of coal now wasted e.irlv by h:H
mining, a half ton wasted for ev.iv
ton extra -ted. The v early waste of
Batumi gas. one of our mopt impott
ant and reailily s.VJgfcg tUttM, is
ureal, r than the total vearly BOMMnn
tlon of mnnufa. tured gas In all the
plants of the . ountrv.
' n-ervatioti of mineral resources
ib.es not mean that We shall stint our
silves The needs of the - out. try an
in leasing last,, than the pooulatlon.
n'oi thcasi. i a : v , at bee with nor
ma I tempernturm roatlaaaj in the r -
- B - v r - . I hv this high. Modi ; m. v
high afar sura covers the part hern
H.x'ky Mciintaina and the PaclO. SI pe
and Is at nmpantsd by fair and . itiaf
m 1 1 h.r. Idyht Treat is reported from
tolse, blah" . Tin. ireasnre continues
low .v r Vfastarn e'annda arm linset
ii.il weather with oii rains Is report
..I i'.aln wil; continue In thl vicinity
this afternoon and tonight: Saturday
will prohahly be fair. Mod ers I to
husk east winds, uhlfli'ig to north Mid
ii. ithwent late toidnht. are ladlcatedi
1 1. M. d 'VVIdil, K
OH! in I II -Large.
T. C. Wilson foundei ol the Atn-
erleaa Apple Orowera' Congress, sayit
thorough tprsylni ol trees will dou
ble spfde crops
Ihe life ot Mil oiitin.uv Ilea H a(,
to b two months in duration.
Nt v ei theless We may use all vvs ftaad
Hut u la a sacred afctifatlon ' p..
terttv that we preserve and leavs wa it
we do not one. The vii.ai of IPS
mineral industries was inolv impres
sive by the statement a that crude
minerals constitute p. r cent of il.c
freight .f the ctintry, tbw .'.su.oti.
V00 worth of c.res and minerals Hre
uiai.i.l .. lured Into J .' .OOn.OO'l
worth of commodtrsla and J.OOMOt
men are employed in th- v.uious ,. -par
unentH.
FAIR WILL BE AOVERTISEO
THROUGHOUT PENINSULA
W'NAWARA SENDS OUT BIGGES1
PREMIUM LIST HE HAS YET
IV AILED.
Secretary M. Namara of the Copper
Country Fair yesterday finished mail
ing the big premium list to probabts
exhibitors, . lose to J.00O iW lbs books
being Sent out through tl,. ma Is. This
is the biggest premium lisi ever sent
wt by the lair association In the ten
a - f its . xlatence, Mr. , iiu.i-B
declared, as it amb races everything
that has appeared In onv former
and man' added features besklea, Just
how mmh the premium list would
amount t'. Mr. .Mc.Nam.it , did net
know, but acided that last v.nr's list
went well over $4 000 and this year
will tt tal r. greater amount.
Now that the premium list is out
and in bands of exhibitors, the sec
retary and his assistants . ill proceed
to begin their advertising cminii.ii
and Mil the entire upper pi i Insula thi.
vear for the first time, thi car's f:ir
having been extended t. ! the en
tile upper peninsula. ThU task of ftd'
veTtlsing the fair Is one ol the big
gest that confronts the management
and will keep the se reti i and a
large corps of assistants busy from
now until the opening f th fair.
Following la a Jbjt of t1 . superl:.-
tand nts oi the various de p i imafitai
"lass A -Live Stovk. Mien U I J. 'it,
negan. Atlantic. Mich.
Ckiaa B clrain and Pleld Crops,
Martin t'rosgroy.-. r.araca Mich.
'l iss ' - egetables. Martin ("o.--:tove
Itnraga, Mlrti.
Class D Pi alt, Jamaa Luc as Routjb
ton. Mich.
Class F Itomestlr Cooking. I're
served Fruits, etc.. Mrs. Wm. RaPTlfl
Hancock.
CMM F - I'b.vverv. Mr? .1 H. F..I
wards. Dollar Fay.
CtMM : V.orks of Art. Mrs. W. .1.
l'r n. i 'alnmet.
Class H Domestic Handiwork, Mrs.
Sallie Scott. Lake Linden.
Class I Youthful Arts. Miss Anna
Mi Nye, Houghton,
Class J Domestic Arts and Hd
Reikis, John BdwaPBa, Hi nekton.
('lass K Sportsman. I'ield and
Stream, St. Clair Wilson. Hancock.
HUBERT BRENAN WINS.
Fonoer Houcihton Lawyer Wins Prim
sry Elect, or r Baraga
Houghton friends of ltdbet'i Brenai
wet.. gratiPad to learn that he ii.ul
i n ancceaaPai in his tu-ht for th
Itcpuhlicari nomination for pfisfSl Ut 111)
attorney of Malaga i .ainty in the iv
ecnt primary at action, defeating J. .!.
(TCoanall by a vm. of Mauri) three t.,
one.
Mr. rvrenan la Pell known here and
has score s of frie nds n lloi.hton, hav
ing teen associated with L. . Li g is ir
IhS, taw bosinnss her. two v.-.crs ago.
While ttrrnan was K ate. I lure, he
apatll his spare time coaching; the high
school football team arid it was du
primarily to hta work with the. gfjaad
that Houghton was so successful p
rarrylnji Ml the up pet peninsula cham-
t'ionshlp in the fall of
HANCOCK TEAM TO HUBBELL.
Ball Team Wdl Go to Torch Lake On
Sundsy for a Game.
Th. HhPCOch dfy baseball team will
go I.. Hubbci! Bund ay to meet rtubbe II
In the first gam' or th(. rang lookco
tor Sl ics between thCM tW.. l.ain-
Rrisson, b.rmeriv t member of the
Hubbefl team has ajgaad to pitch r
Hancock and wdl he In the bog Sun
ilav. Hutch St ok reports that his In
jured hand is . ming ahum ntcaly an I
that he will be ahlS to eati-i tin:
gg me.
The other rmmh rs of the Spa ad tit
male the trip are, Under. Romph,
Uytin, Mlron. rth. F'eterson t.ce. aid
Rovce.
SAILS LKES 60 YEARS.
Capt. W. J. Coleman Firt Visited
Ontonagon In 1856.
Sailing the Ure-ai Lajma for nearly
six dee adea and si ill hah- and hearty
tpptU his -: years. Capt W. .1 Cole
man made his thfrd trip to Ontonaajoci
last week whet, he arrived thei. I,,
t amniand of tha bam.. Hubhlnson for
a mrgo of lumber. Catpt, 0o4afgaUI
is ono of thi very aMaad gaarlneri
on the BStgnd si'iia. His mini" is at
Muskegon. Il hrtg visit to Mntona
ICOB was a way hark in lx'.t;. H- a,iS
Zcmo for Your Skin
Ecema. Pimplas. Rash and All Skin
Afflictions Quickly Healed.
No mattC what the trouble, ecjte
nia, dialing. ilinpba. salt rheum. 7a-
ma htatantly stapa irritation: Tha
Mire comes piick. sinka rlaht In. leav
ing no tr.oe. Emao Is a vanishing II-
'i"1'' tmtt skill faitlv r-vds with
lellKh' the moment Zemo Is apied
(trap teat thing on earth for dandrurr.
ma Is prepared hy F. V. Rose
Msdlrlna C, St. Iula. Mo., and b
MM hp all IruagiMts at 11 a bottle
Hut to prov e to you its womb rfnl val
ue It Is now put up in liberal six. trial
b. tts at only 2& cents and Is guar
ai.te. d lo do the work of y.uir money
b.o k. Sol, I at K.arle RhBlliiio v v . ,
umet; Laurium I'liarmai y, Lauilurn.
The Best Part of a Good Meal
Is the Beverage You Drink with It
Because of its smooth delightful taste and full rich flavor
Pabst
BlueRibbon
The Beer of Quality
is preferred to all others by people who appreciate the best things in
life. Not only does this beer give zest to the appetite and digestion,
but it makes the things you eat with it taste better.
Try Pabst Blue Ribbon wilh your luncheon today and order a
case sent home. The beer you prefer with your down town meal
is none too good lor your home.
Cor. Scott &
the rook on board the little S lnoiier
Whip at that time. The lirsi ship
anal at Sault Sic Marie h id no' bean
constructed vvhci: Ihe W'-ip was 1 r ; . i - -teitcd
to Laka Superior, and i; aftft
lieeessarv I Iley tile vessel a Toss
the port it: c at the' St. Maiv s rapids on
roHata, The Whip was "fbra and
after." lie fe.-t lopjr, She curie I i
cargo of blaclt powder for the cop
per mines when t'apt. Calbmpn sailed
nn bar in I.;. Bran so gtnal b.'.t
could not enter OntonajTOa harbor lu
those days and the powder was un-
loadeal e.Il the liea.li. I'at. I'oleti.aa
attributes his w. ;i praaarvad condition
to the i'a t thai lu- gas nevar indulged
in intoxicants or tobacco, baa swnyt
kept rcKular hours ami has sp.nt pa oat
of his life In the open air.
ALL BOATS IN USE.
Big Rush in Freiyht Trade on the
Great Lakes.
EvetTJf boat on the lakes is now in
I ominission, says the Duluth lleial.l.
That was the stat.ment made this
morning by man wall versed in
iibrpnlng on tha Qraal UatbM.
Only a I'e'vv davs ao the (Sllchrist
line broOfhl OUl Ihe steamers JoaepH
Qtlehrlat, Ireland and I . M Whitney.
These boats have not been used in
some time.
A number of he lines have w i-
"ii boats that have been laid up for
.une years. II is stated that in a
number nf instances manaarers are
thinking of fitting these oU tallowa
"it imi BaiPg them the retnalnde'i
oi the reason.
He rami of theM nirgti ar laid up
Ii, out-of-the-way pla.es In the Ptl-
luth'Buparlor barbor Some ot them
can be used for lumhe-r and others are
said to be In fnir shape for tha curry
ing of OtlsST ceimnio.lities.
It vv is stated todav that negotiations
are under way for the pun hape ol
two of these- hoats. Tiny rush in the
lumbar trade bap heron:., s.. greaj and
the number ol v s-. ls in the ira.lc is
so limited that ii is eppeetpd thai
the sale will he announced within
few days.
Thar a are more, boats In eaimrtiis
sion this year than for ninny rtPrP
In fact, svery avallabl.. e raft from 'V
cry lUltl of the lakes has be. Ii pressed
Into Se-rvlce.
A few of the smaller boats are tak
ing grain today. The pack. mo freight
ers are tnklntr a partial load of grain
ii . vevv tri. Then was no ehappa
in the rate today. Tei ehaitets WOTS
reported, the market seemlim to lag
Rftar Its briskness of a few days past.
Twenty-one boats loaded with nr.
left the port of Dtftpth during the
oast twelve hours. The ycaaelnftan nre
becoming used to the rush in r
Wild rates In bedh grain and ore
ire predicted iv marine man before
the emd of the present sensein.
BUSY DAY IN COURTS.
Justice Little Has Four Cases thev
MArninn
Tusil e Little's court was a buv
plpa thu morning, fom rppep rami t ip
up for trial.
Mike Pmtar, the Wirtova boarder.
who was chuged with robb. gasj
v ho itn n . r r,,r ,-pi (1Ii;v ,
hrnnghl bn. h y sterdnv. aptefirert In
Hi I an. I paid the costs tl . . mplaln:
being wlthdiawti.
C P Plird appear. 'd If ',rt ,1 net
paid s flue of $bo and coats for ha"-
Bottled only at the brewery in crystal clear bottles,
showing at a glance that it is clean and pure.
Piont or write for o case.
Pabst Brewing Co.
9th St. Phone 7H North ralnmsr MlnU
Ibh bnderalaad Rah in his paaaeaanaufc
I'urdy was arresi.d In HapOook not
lonj; ao after Si t'lair Wilson had
discovered ahaoat a toii oi anderaiaad
tish in hhi poaaeaaMP.
Jib hard Uennata, oopmpm drunk.
who has been ftppsPriRR ill CPPfl with
con iderabb- re-u iilaril v of late, v .s
raa nfpat) davs, bpt sentence wsm
auspaaded sa i.is artiralnlaj to lapva
the- county arid never return. n- prom
Ismd and left nt once- for parts un
kiiovv i).
Henry Pyfkpa was tha last to ap rar,
being chajfajtdl vvith riotPtP9 nf the
IkpMar law, in kaaplpg his saloon open
on Punday. n. was bound earat to the
circuit court t' aarall trial.
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL TO OPEN.
St. lunatius paiochlal BChoo 'vi!l
npen m st Tm aday for the r.iii larm,
Th n vv s i-.o.. hieiluim; is lied iUtte
ready fot npaucy and the scl..a (
will start temporal Uy In the oil huild
inv. The n w building will be com
plet. d about ( set I.
Mother superior Cheruhlp win bava
chPrge of tha is boo this ear, the new
mother superior coming baps trom
I 'oral ilu LPC, Sister i le Sail. also
of I'on.l All I PC las bean a.bhil to lie
leaching corps. Tin' -dsler pi St. A-
n's will have- charge of tha mbool tins
EMPLOYES OF THE
Calumet a Hecla Mn'fl Co
Who wish to sell their bouses or buy
houses on Co. Land; who have rooms
to rent or who wish to rent rooms, sre
invited to advertise in this column
without sny expense.
FOB HALE room houM 201 Calu
mt ave,
FOR s.i..; Ilohse, I km mis, bath--4:Ua
Elm St.. V. llow .la. ked. ' x
FOH BALK ICIpbl room house, till
Rldga st. x
l'It S.ri,K"Tfi7us.' No71u4ii tlak7Yd-
low Jpopet '
fom KtfiM T Houma Apply asi Toss'
fda BL
I ' H: BALM :tlJ!i Tunnel Si
lbH" B ALE-1 62r 1 lecla Hi.
l'iR BALK -Ktvi: room house. SS, Al
blon.
roil BALI -7-room house. 4087 Cone
8
FOR HAJ.K I room bouap No. I5i.;i
He la St.. He. la ICnepiIre on pPaSP.
FOR SA LB -D-niiiiii li.Mi.se. summer
kitchen, coal shed, barn loom for Jt
horses, etc. Atmlv KiOf, Reefs St. H, .
la A IL'.'.tlO house for ll.aOO.
FUR HALK--7 riMim htiuee, 82 SO Rbsge
St. ,
FOB BAUD -4 -room boosa, No,
bal Ind Calumet dam, tneulrn wllhb,
FOB .SAl.M 8-riHim bouse, 4(ihj i,ne
SI
FOB BALV II loom house. Appiv IM
Rockland Bt.
Fi P H ILH Homm IMI lie. in
Bt.
Recta Roe k foundatle.n.
hHi SAI.K, I ' r .... (i i i , i0iij i4, , i
bim St.
FOB sai.k room bouse, ju Watei
pnrha st.
MR BALK r,,.,M , J j
ConvenVericen gtapp h-at f,ip
dalle. n nnd plaPlhtPg Apply 6il Can
brla ;:i . 'atumpt
m
me
BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN.
Miss .Vae Harris wis (hp guest ..i
hopot at a partv gtysfl ii. honor ol
he r blrtlnla.v last e vening bv Mrs I 'l . .1
NA'agner in I-.ast Hancock. Al K. IPl
ktn-sts wcr. the M iss-'H tliadv s S.u b. l,
I. in nie Htpabal Uaprtatta Howe, rjraca
dark ham, fcsslaa WoowsMj Unnpa Wax-
MP, Orrll Selfe rt, Kstella WoOOt I,
and Jack l.a Mondia. l'il W.i.nn
TOOS K' li.s, Wlnsoi Slovle, PrPd '.oS.
Klrntr Drawn, rVillkuai ttavrtM ki
b.ei aad William Anderson.
I
: HOUGHTON BREVITIES.
Mr and Mrs. K. J. Dube have re
turned from a trip to tin- Choaaand
Islands and other plaOl s in Quebec
Miss Ijiverrie I'risk has retume.l to
her home in I-niiluin aftei isitltiK
N'l I Ail. ell Kfe-llw itZ.
Miss .lane- itev nolds has returned to
her Icmi' In Hay City after visiting
it the heaps af bar uncle, Dapana Rey-
liohls.
it I' r i ' . has re-turned from Chi
cago prhdrt he- was catlad rpPratly by
the death ,f his brother, killed by an
nccldehtal dlsrharga nf revoivei
News Wain Ads "Ing results
Flt BALM room aoVIMjfa, at d
bargain. Mil Liberty street. Raym
haurtown.
I'd: . vi.i: h loom house, No. 37s. on
Caledonia Bt. 1'art bulai s a Wlek-
strom Cn.'a store. Pine St.
FOR BALK Nine room boUM
bath room, st. ne foundation, ateau.
heal, le llie IlKbt Wild hllldwoeed tlo.ilj
hivviisiair largo attic, also front mi l
buck stairs. Terms reasonable. API"
(B School St.
I'd: BALK - room MpMp BTP Cals
dotila Bt Ap.lv on tiienilses.
I IALK 10 Room House. Apply
411 Acorn st. x
FOR SAI.K 7 room bouse, 382 Os
ceola RoPd, Newiown.
KOI; SAI.K - House No. 3133 Tunnel
St., w eiletown.
FOR SAI.K House. No. 40k: Klin St..
Yellow Jacket.
fTiR itliNTe" room house No. 1
Franklin Bt.. Florida.
Ki HI SAI.K I...I :t, bio, k S ' olvei ln
St.. Florida. Apply at Mrs. CbaP
naft'i board Ing houae. 12S Kesrsarge
St oiitb.
K III SA1.I-. I room house, No. 4
fiweeletown road. Appiv on premises
KlK SAI.K House. IMh Hecla riT
K H SAI.K Seven room I ne,
ab .lonla St., Calumet, Mb h.
FOR SAI.K House! No. 407. Caledonia
Bt . Aiblon.
Ft lit s LB H. use. No. a:t kai P"
Yellow Jaektt.
lull RKNT one furnisi"-.: ' 1
4 3?R Acorn 8U
KOH BALK I rouni biaiae, tneer
''aledonla Bt.
KUM BAUK -HlS -..Heoe75
Ijeioboo S.
WALK 7 nom bwaaa BBBi
f.i7 ait
v M l. Koaideis. HIT W4aP
caiuuiat.
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