The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
\ FEW SMALL IDEAS. WISE AND
OTHERWISE.
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Coincidents are somewhat OF
STRANGE rare thing but they do oc-
but cur once In while. see by |
TRUE the Iron County Reporter |
that man named Steve |
Desbien, a nephew Of George Desbien Of
that city was instantly killed by aialling
tree on Monday afternoon, July 8. The
remains were Inferred In the Catholic
cemetery. IL is very strange but never
theless u fact that "a young man named
Steve Desbien and nephew OF George
Dcsbien oi this city, was instantly killed
by a falling tree, near this city, on Mon
Inferred i'm the Catholic cemetery at this
place. THE DIAMOND DRILL, in it's issue
OF July z, reported the affair which oc-
CURED here as iollows:
Steve Dcsbien, nephew OF George Desbicn.
OF this city. was Instantly killed, az the
Kirby Carpenter Co.'S camp on the Fence
noon. He and = Companion were falling
trees on a side hill when very large pine
tree began TO fai both men ran. but the
tree IN faing struck another and broke
In two pieces, one OF which sel on young
Deebien, pinning him 20 the earth. The
remains were brought 20 the city, and
Inferred in the Catholic cemetery ON
Tuesday forenoon The deceased was
twenty-five years OF aee and has parents
residing In New Brunswick. who were at
once notified OF the sad death OF theirson.
The Iron County Reporter in its issue
oi July Ia, reported the affair which oc-
CURED in that city as follows:
Steve Desbien, nephew of George Desbien,
OF this city. was Instantly killed, at the
Kirby Carpenter Co n camp, on the Fence
river at two O'Clock on Monday after
noon. He and a companion were falling
ali xheIl yefV A
tree began TO fall both men ran but the
tree In failing struck another and broke
Desbien. pinning him 10 the es rth. The
remains were brought TO the city, and
inferred In the Catholic Cemetery on
Tuesday forenoon. The deceased was
twenty-five years Of age, and has parents
residing In New Brunswick, who were at
once notified OF the sad death OF their son.
am glad my accident was reported
first, for i'm the event OF its taking place
after the Iron River affair, some people
might be foolish enough to accuse me OF
piliering from the columns OF the Reporter,
IL you see n man wearing a
ABOUT tall light-brown hat OF the
TALL style OF plug" or .'stove-
HATS pipe" IL does not signify that
he Is n dude or that he Is the
owner OF nm iron mine. IL simply indi-
Gates he is willing to suffer Tor his party
II his hat is light-brown with ~ white band
he in for Harrison and Morton; II the
same hat IN met with having n black
band il means that the wearer is Tor
Cleveland and Thurman, Ut In not Clcve-
land and reform this year, and republi-
cans who are wicked say the black band
il an indication Of mourning Tor the de-
feat that is i'm store for democrats this
fall. am personally ia iavor OF astraw
hat during the hot season and expect To
suffer infiiction enough of a political ma
| ture before the campaign IN ended, with
out the tall hat. The hats cost 1925
each and the demand is i'm excess OF the
capacity OF the manufacturers TO supply.
Counting the cost at $2.25 and the suf-
fering TO be endured wearing one at 81. 90
a day, il requires a good deal OF party
feeling TO indulge in this luxury.
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] may not be much OF n poet
TWO but I am the son OF poet
PoErIcAL and when i meet a poetical
GEMS gem / know il and recognize
IL. The following excerpts
are from "poim" entitled Home
Sweet Home," designed and built by one
II. G. Lamb, which appeared in well
known up-country paper | chanced 70
read the other Gay
surrounded by our kindred, all 40 good and
kind;
All happy pgyi.s aTss-no care TO jar our childish
And by the sparkling brook we caught the shin
FlIngine them, one by one. into little dish"
II reminded me strongly OF a simple
little biographical verse ! heard In my
childhood which ran as follows:
When Tommy was n tender child
Casped 10 his mothers breast,
| He had three nts. and was 40 Wild,
We thought him near his rest.
! had "a letter from my yfriend j
A NJ. Thorn the other day. Heif
mo now working lower Michigan foI
RECORD the Washington Lille Insurance
Co., and Is doing large amount
OF business. Since he lett the range he
has written $92 900 new business FOR his
company. He IL one OF the best men at the
business know of He is not bore, as
is the case with majority of insurance
men. but has a pleasant way of goini
about his work and way that always
counts high In his favor.
Are you owing THE DIAMoSr
PAY Dahl anything? ii so pay
YOUR IL. This IN n most modest
DEBTS request but IL is made In
! good faith. II you have an
idea that a newspaper can be conducted
I'm n way that IL should be without cast
you are mistaken, very much 80. i AN