Calumet High School - Peace Pipe Yearbook (Calumet, MI)

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The Essentials Early to bed and early to rise May make a man healthy, say those who are wiseg - But he'll not get wealthy, however he tires, If he thinks it is foolish to ADVERTISE. - -Life.

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,94 Although this pieture of Calumet in 1881 is too small to permit identification by meanloltne legend printed below it, there are some interesting features here shown. The Washington School is easily discernible as is the Jefferson Qstanding where the high school now standsl. On the corner now occupied by the Pay Office .stands the Congregational Church which was later moved across Red Jacket Road to the site where most of us remember it. And speaking of churches, the Calumet Methodist Church here shown has a spire rather than the familiar square tower of the church recently destroyed by fire. This is an 'older one, and the spire on Mine Street, behind the Methodist Church is that of the Swedish-Norwegian Lutheran Church, morefamilihr to present-day residents as 31 Mine Street, the teacher's boarding house sometimes good- naturedly referred to as the 1-lennery. In the left foreground a train indicates the location of the depot on Depot Street. View from the Superior smoke stack looking southeast and pre seniing a fine vieyv of the Calumet Hotel across from the Washington School. A careful look will also reveal Lyon's Hardware Store on School Street between Lyon's home and Calumet Avenue. In the field at a distance, standing alone, is the Garfield School on the site now occupied by the Bethlehem Lutheran Church. View from the Superior smoke stack in 1893 looking south along Calumet Avenue and Mine Street and presenting an excellent rear view of the Washington School. Ostrander's meat market is one of the first buildings on Mine Street next to the site of the present high school.

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Education Must Be Earned. It Cannot Be Bought Or Borrowed CALUMET DIVISION CALUMET 84 HEClA, INC. Calumet, Michigan.