Iron County Miner from Hurley, Wisconsin • 5

5 i The Dupont powder plant at Barksdale has laid some more men during the week, 150 laborers. Only one of the six I i i triton units at the plant is now working It's Time to Think of Your New 1 SPRING SUIT, for the. Season It is reported that the plant has finished its 1 entire cdntract'for the Russian govern fi El ment and that this week will see the fin "will soon be upon us. 1 j-i 1- isn oi ine contract tor tne Jbngnsn gov Bits of Local Information 1 The company is providing ness and Progress in the County and Town 1 work for its regular employes, but is lay mg off transient laborers and men who was a Hurley Subscribe for The Miner. Jack Shea of Mercer, visitor Tuesday evening.

do not reside in Washburn or Ashland and the plant is now exclusively engaged in its former business, the manufacture We desire "at this time to. bring 2 to your attention our large I stock 5 of ready made clothing, as well as the fact that we are representing a line of tailored to your measure clothes second to none. In ready to wear suits we carry the advanced line. Prices of these McKinley 10c. sheet music; you can get it at Kneebone's.

of dynamite Triplett's Jewelry and Music Store has removed to Aurora street one door east "Colonial Maid" is the name of the cmei oi ronce coians nas mea a com newest pattern in Sterling Silver flatware plaint with the town board against Jos at Triplett's, Jewelry store. Francis, who keeps a saloon in the lower ATTNTYRY Leave vour laundry with end of town, charging him with conduct clothes range from $10.00 to 525-00 the suit. All suits cost-' ing a disorderly house and being the Bert Secor, agent for the Star Hand Laundry. 'Phone 778. Laundry may be keeper of a house of ill-fame, and asking ing SI 5.00 and upwards; are that his license be revoked.

The town left at Secor's Barbershop. board has summoned him to appear be Mrs. B. V. VanStratum received a visit fore the board on March 26th to show the fore part of the weeK irom ner xnoin- cause why his license should not be re Mrs.

Cnodman of and her We Take Speciol Core voked. Francis and his bartender were brother, George Goodman, who is located of Temple theatre, Ironwood. Mr. and Mrs. P.

Lenihan left on Wednesday for Nashwauk, where they will visit their daughter, Mrs. M. E. Donovan. Herbert Emunson, Herman Erspamer and Frank Lukey left on Monday for Superior, where they will serve as jurors in federal court.

The Women's Club of Ironwood will conduct an art exhibit at the Carnegie Library in Ironwood March 29-30-31. There will be framed and unframed pictures suitable for home decoration on exhibit ran-ging in price from $1 to $18. No admission will be charged. Tea will be served at the library each afternoon during exhibit from 2:30 to 5. At the spring election to be held on April 3rd, the task of voting; will be a little more arduous than usual, for there recently jirrested on the charge of assault in the state of Arkansas.

and battery on complaint of a patty nam in ruling prescriptions When you come to us you have the ed Bullock, and were found guilty in municipal court, but have filed notice of John -Lantta, aged 73 years, an old resident of Iron Belt, died at his home in that village on Monday Funeral services were conducted at the Finnish church fViAr anrl burial was at the. Iron Belt assurance that your prescriptions will be promptly and carefully com an appeal to the circuit court hand finished, shoulders lapels 'and. fronts i beingntirely hand made, These clothes fit and carry style. You have the advantage of trying on the suit before you buy. We represent the International Tailors or New York in our tailor- ed to measure line.

Here you see nothing but large 3 yard samples from which you get a "good idea of how the suit appears when made. This is an absolutely guaranteed hand tailored line. Nothing but wool. The prices are from $1 2.00 5 the suit to 035.00. Candidates for town offices will have to pounded with fresh, pure drugs.

get busy within the next few days if they Mail orders given prompt attention cemetery. desire to get their names on the official Call up The Miner, phone 216, when ballot at the April election. At a special you have an increase in the family; when i.a nnvbodv sick or when you have session of the legislature held last fall a change was made in the law regarding UlL a visitors. The courtesy will be appreciated anri besides it will assist materially in the date for holding town caucuses and UU PHARMACY for filing nomination papers. Town cau making a newsier paper.

cuses must now be held not later than 15 DRUGGISTS JEWELERS will be three -separate ballots for each voter to prepare one for the town, one for justice of the supreme court and circuit judge, and still another for state and county superintendent of schools. A days before election, and as election day New arrivals in shirts- and hats. Sqme late styles in form collars: falls on Tuesday, April 3rd, the last legal We handle the McKinley edition of 10c Mm mm Mrs, J. M. O'Brien and son William, returned on Monday from Milwaukee, where they have been for some time with Mr.

O'Brien, who is receiving treatment at Sacred Heart sanitarium. Mr. O'Brien's day tor noidmg a caucus would oe on March 17th. The new law plso states separate ballot for women to vote tor state and county superintendent of schools The only exclusive men's store in the bit; that nomination papers for town offices must also be provided, making four sep condition is steadily improving. arate ballots the election boards will have must be filed 12 days before the election, making the last day for filing March 21st.

to handle on election day LADIES Call arid examine our line of It is not mandatory that a caucus be held The following periodicals for the use of high top gaiters; all colors and when worn with oxfords or low shoes give the ap and candidates may get their names on the ballot by circulating nomination papers. the patrons of the Hurley Library have been paid for as a gift from the Hurley pearance of the present style of high top Community Civic Club: Popular Mechan At a special election held on -Wednes sheet music. H. Kneebone. A son was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin Chartier on Thursday, March 8th. The Hallmark wrist watch is the prettiest and the best prices range from fifteen dollars up to two hundred at Triplett's. The steady increase in the volume of telephone traffic handled by the telephone companies in all sections of the country is reflected in the growth of traffic beg tween Hurley and Rhinelander and intermediate points. The Wisconsin Telphone Company has made ah appropriation of $7,000 to increase the facilities for handling its business between these points.

The new equipment will be of the most modern type and will provide long distance service between the two cities, unexcelled by ics, Ladies, Home Journal, Illustrated World, American, American Boy, Worn-. day in the village of Hamilton, recently created ott of territory in the town of Montreal, the following officers were en's Home Companion, Youth's Companion, Good Housekeeping, St Nicholas, Field and Stream, World's Work, Review of Reviews, Current Opinion and Collier's. elected: Village President, Frank B. The Fashion Shoe Store, P. Rogo; Prop.

The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will serve a luncheon at the church parlors on next Thursday afternoon, March 22nd, commencing at 250 to which the public in general is invited to attend. The following members of the Aid will serve: Mrs. C. C. Urquhart, Mrs, Marion Reid, Mrs.

Frank Logan, Mrs. Tnea.Kohl. Additional subscriptions to the library Goodman; Clerk, D. E. Sullivan; Treasurer, John Maki; Assessor, Wm H.

Kirby; Constable, Wm. Geisser; justices of the Peace, Verne P. Johnston, Louis Frigo; are: rne mentor course, aonarea oy Mrs. C. C.

Urquhart, and the Boy's Magazine, by Mrs. J. F. Sullivan. Supervisor, O.

M. Schaus; Trustees, James Coole, Fred Gygi, L. Ulven, Jos. H. Stevens, H.

F. Ringo, J. M. Price These i James Darrow, a resident of any in the state. It is expected that the improvements will be completed some time in the fall.

officials will hold office until the annual spring election in April when village officers wilLagain be elected for a term of A place wh ere price and quality count. 5 Romaldo Fontecchio, who conducts the White Front saloon, was arrested on Mon one year. -ine village oi Hamilton is tne gist village form of government created in1 Irpii? county. The village president day on complaint of Cie Collins tMe charge of being the keepers of a house of and board of trustees administer the af- airs in the yillage and the supervisor represertts. the village on the county ill-fame.

On being arraigned in municipal court his preliminary hearing was set for Tuesday, March 20th, and he is out on bailjending the hearing. On; Saturday PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Copper Hurley, Wis. Sunday, March 18th. Preaching Services at 10:30. Theme: Snow." Sunday school at 11:45.

Lesson: "Jesus We handle nothing but pure, fresh groceries. Our greatest pleasure is to please bur customers, board. 4 The, committee on; incorporation ap the local police officers arrested two pointed some time ago to confer with i of Saves From Sin." John 8:12, 28-37, 56-59. women, named Pearl Nava and Josephine I Telephone your order if you can't ficials of the Cary mine relative to the Matheo, in Fontecchio's saloon on the Italian Conference on Religion 7:30. Tuesday 4 p.

m. Junior Boys' club. At died at his home in that village on Tuesday of heart disease. He had been in poor health for the past six months. He was 63 years of age and is survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs.

Bert Pilon of Montreal, and Mrs. Anthony MayhcHi of Funeral services were conducted at the Montreal Catholic church Thursday morning and burial was at the Hurley cemetery. Everis Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Reid, has been appointed adjuster and special agent for the Westchester Fire Insurance Co.

for northern Wisconsin and the upper peninsula of Michigan. Everis completed the coui'Senlaw at the university of Michigan last June and since that t' me has been employed in the Chicago office of the above company. His headquarters will be in Hurley and his office will be located in the same building with his father. MOTHERS should see that the whole family tak at least three or four doses of a thorough, purifying system cleaning medicine this spring. Now is the time.

incorporation of portions of the towns charge of being inmates of a house of ill- 7:30 Boy Scouts. come, we deliver anywhere. of Vaughn and Cary into a city reports Wednesday 4 p. m. Cmldrens' Game fame; they plead guilty to the charge in municipal court the same day and were hat the mining company officials look and Story hour: Girls sewing class at same hour.

Stereoptican pictures at 5 o'clock. The New South. Old Kentucky with favor on the proposition and that steps will be taken in the hear future to each assessed a "fine of $50 and costs, which was paid. Home. Wohelo Girls 7:30.

incorporate. The territory to be taken Thursday 2:30 Ladies Aid will serve i i ri.Viv It's a funny old world. A Marquette coffee at the Church. in will include the villages of Hurley and Cary and the boundary on the north and 4k merchant who this week spoke eloquently A 1- A A. A A A.

A -f- A A A A A A south will be the same as was proposed oh the "trade at home" question at the Commercial club luncheon seeks figures in the incorporation of portions of the Friday 7:30 Y. M. A. C. club.

Chester L. Harries, pastor. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Maple Street, Between Third and Fourth Avenues. Sunday March 18th. 10:30 a.

m. Divine Worship. Rev. J. E.

Kundert will preach. Special music. UU iLUUU pillllUI out of town on small lots of bill heads, says the Marquette Mining Journal, though there are three print shops at home t6 turn out the work; and two bi them are associated with newspapers that have used much valuable space in an attempt to give impetus to the home buying movement. It suggests a measure of truth in the statement that if all the business men began trading at home the home buying movement would, right at the outset, get a considerable HURLEY, VIG. THE OLDCGT DAHK ON THE COCEDIC RAN ine tamiiy win oe neaitnier, nappier ana get along better if the blood is giverx a thoro purifying, the stomach and bowels cleaned out, and the germs of winter, accumulated in the system driven away.

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is the very best and surest Spring Remedy to take. Get it at once and see the difference in the whole family. Their color will be better, they'll feel fine And be well and happy. 35c The best Spring tonic- ri EGTADLIGHED IG05. 11:45 Sunday School.

Lesson: "Jesus Saves From Sin." 2:30 m. Quarterly Conference will be held. All officials are requested to be present. This meeting is open to all the and friends of the church. 6:15 p.

m. Epworth League. Topic: "Vitalizing Indifferent Members." 7 p. m. Evening Worship, the pastor will preach.

Monday evening Boys' club. Wednesday 730 p. m. Mid-week service. Harold J.

Armitage, Pastor. 040,000.00 A raging blizzard and heavy snowfall I CAPITAL. cS SURPLUS J. Reynolds, Pres. W.

S. Reynolds, Cashier J. P. Miller, Asst. Cash laxative, purifier.

A. C. Whitman Co. visited this section on Tuesday and Wednesday, which played havoc: with railroad traffic It snowed continuously for about 36 hours and drifts were piled ten feet high in places. Thestormj was general throughput the northwest and about two Ve Are Headquarters for i "HKEST 3- I feet of snow fell in the vicinity of Ashland.

The Soo line was able to get but one train through 'between here and Mellea on i JIT -pQ REAL ESTATE AND 0 i k3insurance office fi rr i 1. i rrn nn Tuesday and that late in Xhe afternoon; the southbound Northwestern limited Insurance Agency established 1883 DANIEL REID, Agent, train was unable to leave Ashland Tues -Agent for a Strong Line of Insurance Companies, Including- i i day evening and the train was annulled. Wednesday morning bothi north and Royal Home Niagara -Queen two towns into the village of Hurley about a year ago; the western boundary of the city will extend to the village of Hamilton line. It is proposed to divide the city into six wards, three of the wards to be in the present town of Cary and three in the village ofHurley. An attorney from the head office of the company at Cleveland conferred with members of the committee last week and on Monday sent word here that the mining company officials were in favor of the plan of incorporation.

An exceptionally daring robbery was perpetrated here on Friday morning of last week whten the jewelry store of J. F. Sullivan was entered and robbed of jewelry and valuables to the amount of about $500. The robbery occurred between 2 and 2:30 o'clock in the morning it is believed, and the robbers gained an entrance to the building by cutting the plate glass in the front door with a diamond or glass cutter and then breaking off enough of the glass to allow an entrance. The job looks like the work of professionals and it is thought that at least tbree were implicated in it, two men being stationed on the outside to give warning should anyone approach, while the other was ransacking the store.

The two show cases nearest the door on the jewelry side were stripped of everything they contained, which included a large number of rings, fancy stick pins, lavaliers, watches, several opera glasses and other expensive jewelry? a number of valuable rings were also taken from the display in the window. The robbery was not discovered until 7 o.clock and the robbers had ample time to make their getaway. Two strangers named Wm. Woods and Max Sternberg, who had been around here several days previous to the robbery, were thought td be connected with the crime and were arrested at Superior on Saturday and Sheriff Menestrena went to Superior Sunday morning and returned with the two men that evening. Qn Monday morning they were given a severe grilling by District Attorney Reid and Chief Collins, but were able.

to prove conclusively that were not implicated in the robbery and they were ordered released and returned to Superior Monday afternoon. uj south bound Northwestern passenger trains were about six hours late in getting into Hurley. North British and Mercantile Philadelphia Underwriters North'n Assurance London Lancashire Firemen's Fund -Hahiberg Bremen American Central Phoenix of London Fire Association Pennsylvania Palatine Providence Wash Equitable F. Westchester.Aetna gfe St.PaulF.&'M. Springfield F.

M. Insurance Co. of North America Capital Western PLATE GLASS AND 1 Sell Farm for $50,000. Daniel Reid and Henry Meade on last BURGLARY INSURANCE BONDS ISSUED Vr Whether you are going to build or BUYS AND SELS REAL ESTATE. Saturday closed one of the estate deals ever made in biggest real this county I 1 when they purchased from Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent Calvi of Montreal I their eicrhtv come for VVe have repair this is the place to quality building materiaL acre farm at Montreal at a purchaser price said to be in the neighborhood of $50,000. The deal was a cash The THE TWO ESSENTIALS that meet ra our PLUMBING Quality materials, everything from waterproofing for the roof to cement for the flooring. We gladly submit estimates. quality fixtures quality work .9 at the least cost.

i Getting plumbing satisfaction means getting us to handle T. fcalvi property lies north of the Montreal Mining company's property at Montreal and contains valuable iron ore deposits and Mr. Calvi had received offers for the property but had refused to sell until he got the price he demanded. Mr. and Mrs.

Calvi reserve three acres in each forty and also the buildings on these acres and are to receive 12 cents a ton royalty for every ton of ore mined frpm the property. JMessrs.1 Reid and Meade expect to eventually dispo of, the property to some mhiitig company or- else Iezsa it for minins purposes. hf fill your: work we'd be glad to figure With you. -i i i HURLEY Phone 92 Phcac247 IRONWOOD.