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Newspaper

Daily News Record

Location

Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1902

Page

3

Weather outlook for Upper and Lower Michigan with snow flurries

Readable forecast notes light snow flurries possible tonight in Upper Michigan near Lake Superior with colder temperatures and brisk northwest winds. Thursday turns colder with diminishing visibility, winds remaining brisk from the north. Lower Michigan sees snow flurries tonight, colder in west and north areas. Thursday forecast colder with strong northerly winds shifting and decreasing by daybreak.

Michigan Lake Superior Lower

Local Notes and Departures Amid Winter Travel Blur

Wm. K. Parsille leaves today for the south to spend the winter. Wm. Howden ships three tons to the Canadian Sea for Jno. A. Colwell. Mrs. B. R. Endress returns from Detroit and Bay City. Several residents deported after last Sunday’s border entry due to illness. Wim. Miller resumes duties at the Leader after illness. Jas. Tate returns to Detroit after summer baggage work. Miss Hattie Blumrosen arrives from Detroit to visit her brother B. Blumrosen over holidays. City snow plow clears streets but Blizzard’s impact persists. Guy Teeple resigns from Soo Hardware Co. to join his father in Pinckney hardware business. B. F. Rely to end season with Barker Dredging at Duluth.

Wm. K. Parsille Wm. Howden Jno A. Colwell Canadian BR. F. Endress Detroit Bay City Wim. Miller Jas, Tate Union Deck Hattie Blumrosen B. Blumrosen Morsig Guy Teeple Soo Hardware Co Pinckney, Mich B. F. Rely Barker Dredging Company Duluth Wil

Mr Kelly Takes Post With Hughes Bros and Bangs NY

Mr Kelly leaves Barker Co after 27 years to join Hughes Bros and Bangs in New York, with a likely permanent position.

New York Hughes Bros. & Bangs Kelly Barker Co

Prospective marriage announced in Soo Society column

The News-Record first formal announces Clarence Gaye Tarkington and Miss Lam Belle O Loughlin to wed at the bride’s home December 17, conducted by Archdeacon Lord. They will reside at 500. Tarkington, new to Sault Ste Marie, works on the Michigan Lake Superior Power Co. engineering staff. Miss O Loughlin is active socially. the piece notes her popularity and beauty.

Clarence Gaye Tarkington Lam Belle O'Loughlin Terence M. O'Loughlin Archdeacon Lord St. Jamies” Church Tarkington The Soo Michigan Lake Superior Power Co

Blumrosen Bros Ladies Waists Bargain Blast

Blumrosen Bros offers deep discounts on ladies waists in multiple styles and sizes. Prices range from $1.25 to $4.98 with imported French flannels and novelty seams, covering blacks blues pinks greens and other shades. Stock includes broad seals, pearl buttons, and stylish collared fronts.

Blumrosens Nia Sargass Mae Blumrosen Bros

Marks Bros Resume at Son's Opera House After Layoff

The Marks Bros company resumes performances tonight at Son's Opera House after a weeklong layoff due to manager Tom Marks illness. The opening play is Slaves of Russia with Arnold C. Baldwin and Miss Field in key roles, supported by vaudeville acts. The Blanche Walsh production Daughter of Hamilcar featured earlier had a mob chorus and a running joke about the crowd shouting hail tomatoes.

Marks Bros Tom Marks Mr. Marks Russia Arnold C. Baldwin Miss Field Blanche Walsh Hamilcar Chas. Delton Mattos Detroit

Old Lady Weft Laboring Through Hard Times After Mine Loss

A distressed tale explains how a widow and her three sons were drained by rent and unpaid wages from coal operations. The eldest son began mine work at fourteen, with wages deducted to cover back rent, leaving the family without cash. The mother earned small sums cleaning Markie's office, but profits went to rent. Their debt took thirteen years to clear, finally paid last August amid miners claims of company practices and a demand for arbitration truth.

Markie Markle Company New York Aro Markle Messes Arutration Commissio

Soo Dancing School opens third term with 43 pupils

The Soo Dancing school hosted its third term opening with 43 young men and women after four weeks of instruction. A Friday night extra lesson on halfien and the three step redawa will cost 50 cents for gentlemen while ladies study free. The school, located in Music Hall Ashman street, is run by directors John P. Comolly and Leo P. Cook.

Soo Dancing School T School Everreueeles Ai Ie Tresipe Terovides Music Hall Ashmam Street John P. Cotmolly Leo. P. Cook

Daughters of Rebecca elect officers for the year

The Daughters of Rebecca elected officers for the ensuing year. They named N G Mrs. Jerry Fleming WW G Amps Ed Bolender Rec Sec Mrs C E Hambleton Fin Sec Mrs J McPherson Treas rs James W Crockett Trustee for three years Mrs G F Tan Wrek.

Daughters of Rebecca N. G Jerry Fleming Amps Bolender C. E. Hambleton J. McPherson Treas James W. Crockett G. F. Tan Wrek

Seized Articles Auctioned by Customs Officials Soon

Customs officials to auction seized items at the customs office including an improved stump puller, dress goods, millinery, wool mitts, carpets, drill items, and whiskey. The sale, set for January at the customs office, highlights the variety and volume of goods held by authorities.

Customs House Tae

Startling bargains in rubber goods from Boston sale

Shoppers glimpse startling bargains in rubber goods as items from a forced sale in Boston go for around $1.00. The listing highlights affordable rubber products and urges quick purchase while supplies last.

Boston

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