The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-16


part Of the first and second mines OF
Crystal Falls. The game was quite cx-
citing and resulted in our home club being
defeated by a score fifteen "a five. The
home club have had no practice as yet
and lay their defeat wholly to that cause.
But when they leave tomorrow IL Ii with
the expectation Of doing up the Falls
boys.
A. Patenaude, who Is well known here,
was one Of the heavy losers In the recent
Norway fire. Nothing was saved. IL
will be remembered that he was the
owner Of drug store at that place. Mrs..
A. Patenaude and children are now
staying at the residence OF Christopher
Burns, Sr., on Olive avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burns are the parents OF Mrs. A.
Patenaude
The Florence base ball boys will leave
at AN early hour by team i'm the morning
for Crystal Falls at which place they viii
play "A friendly game ofball with the Ann
ateurs. The members OF the home club
will come back in the evening. The Am
ateurs will then play a return game In a
lew weeks.
There will be no services held in the
Presby terrain church Tomorrow by Rev.
Fiemming on account of the concert to
be given by the children OF the Sunday
school both morning and evening. \
cordial invitation is extended 20 all.
Trout fishing is now INDUCED in by the
local sports. Thus far this season the
fish do not seem To be- numerous. Frc-
quently notice trout-fishing parties 20
out and more frequent see them return
with naught but ''iisherman's luck" Il
There were over an hundred people who
attended. from this place, Sells Bros
circus at Iron Mountain, Saturday, and
with few exceptions, the visitors, upon
their return, pronounced ita "Scll" with
out the brothers.
In the last weeks correspondence OF
THE DIAMOND DRILL your correspondent
predicted that the home club would lose
which came true, but Tor tomorrow j
predict that the Amateurs will get left
G.. V. Stanton. of Crystal Falls, stayed
over night Mondayat this place and then
left for Marinette ON the morning passen-
ger where lac will undoubtedly make his
headquarters for the summer.
drunken fellow on the streets Sun
day made himself seen and heard by bad
manners and loud and disgraceiul talk.
lie was quoted down but should have
been taken and placed in jail.
There have been many bushels Of ON t.
sown i'm our district this year and your
correspondent has noticed several very
nice green fields OF the grain in this i'm
mediate vicinity.
4 small tent show pitched it's canvas
ON the two vacant lots between the build
ings of {. {. DIN and H. Andersen the
fore part of the week, and remained two
days.
Printer stevens, Martin Andersen and
Will Ebar composed fishing party
early in the week The result was fifteen
small fish. The latter two each caught
one.
There will be large crowd from Flor
cnce in attendance at Barnum's coming
circus. His circus has never been ON this
range aud he willsInely take il by storm.
The Florence mine ranks fourth in the
line OF Menominee range shippers. Sew
eral shipments OF ore ARE made daily
from the mine.
A. Justified, a prominent merchant Of
Crystal Falls. who is well known along
the range, was in this city Tuesday after
noon.
A party ofladies and gentlemen picnick-
ed at Spread Eagle hast saturday. They
certainly learned IL WAS a bad day.
II. A. Hansen, our Scandinavian gro
Gerry dealer, tripped to Iron Mountain
with business intentions Monday.
Ben. Chainey went to Milwaukee on
business trip early in the week. He has
decided to start a store here.
Jim Pike has been made electric en-
gincer at the mine. He commenced at
his new work Wednesday.
The news Of the Norway fire WIS re-
ceived here with regret by everyone.
Al. Austrian. 81 Crystal Falls, was a.
visitor TO this place Monday.
The heaviest r,tinstorm Of the season
fell last week, Saturday.
A. A. Foss went TO Chicago or business
Saturday last.
Everything is green and the birds fly
low.
X. w. Mars wins in town Wednesday.