The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-31
DUNN NINE D0INGS.
A 80. 4 SKIP DUMPS on THE DIA-
MOND DRILL STOCkPILE.
THE prNN NINE CORRESPONDENT For THIS
JOURNAL ONCE MORE HAS A CHEEKY
LETTER TELLS OF VISITORS TO THE
AiINE-AN oLD-TnfE CONCERT


il again falls upon us to note a few pass-
ing events.
Lust Sunday evening an old time en-
tertainment WAS given in the school
house in the shape OF concert. A nice
programme was carried out under the
management Of Capt. :. e. Bennett. AS
sisted by John rerrill. The concert was
commenced with singing by the two above
named gentlemen, assisted by Miss Isa-
bella Bennett, ofganist, Jerusalem. my
happy home" The house was crowded
Co oyel fnwing, and everyone expressed
delight over this opening song. Next
was recitation. by Miss Truman Ben
nett, Power OF truth;v this was well
rendered without any previous prepara-
tion. Singing, Dreaming OF Little Foot
steps" by Mrs. Lynch. Mrs. Lynch j.
no amateur and as usual il was good.
A short speech by John Tcrrill; music;
Mr. Terrll explained what music is aud
its effect. Song by Captain :. G. Bennett
the captain has a strong voice and music
seems Co be natural TO him. 1t is unnec-
cessaiy TO make any comments, the
comotion in the house gave evidence OF
the highest appreciation. Recitation by
Mr.. Geo Leck, temperance poem; very
eficcting and rendered with force Mr..
Lcck is ~ No. one and we desire to hear
more OF his powers in clocution. This
was followed by Sweetest sony Of all.
by Miss Ada Brooks and received by the
| stencrs with compliments. lnstiumen-
lal music by CRATIC and the Ham broth
ers, with songs 10y Miss Brooks, Mrs.
Lynch AN omtion by Bro. Gardner, OF
the Lime Kiln Club, by VI. Bach, with
closing song by Capt. S. c. Bennett.
The concert was grand SUCCESS and
every one present enjoyed the event TO
their utmost A collection was made for
the porpose Of paying for the new organ
which was bought lately and quite a
liberal contribution wasfound. The new
organ Is "A fne instrument and Miss Ben
nett makes clever use of il as the organ
ist and we take pride in all oi our home
talent, though our location is somewhat
back from the outer world we are fully
up with the times and a programme Is
now under way 60 hold a memorial Ser
vice. next Sunday in the school house,
there are NO dead soldiers here but there
are those hercwho reverence their memo
~; the exercise will consist of singing,
appropriate memorial songs. prayer and
remarks by John 1enill and memorial
address by NJ. Bach. The service will
begin at hall past two mining time.
There will be preachiny ia the evening by
John Terril
This spring. SO far has been an extra
ordinarily active one around the mine
and among the people, many snug little
homes have been built by different par
ties and are nll occupied almost 60 over
flowing; new cmigrnnts have arrived
from the different parts of the world,
great and small have just come Co begin
lifewith their parents, and make the best
OF this world while many others more
advanced in years have come here be-
canse they can make better living than
in the old world, and by the way, Mr.
editor. IL is strange bur true. some OF
thcse latter ones yearn for the flesh pots
OF Egypt which we fear were always
empty.
Mr.. Carlton Finley, of Wisconsin a
brother OF Mrs. A. G. Gilman. made
short visit a few weeks ago hut his
stay was short and sweet we are FAMILIAR
with Cartoons ways: he doesn't stay
long, but he is good while he stays and
when he comes this way again, We hope
be will stny long enough to have a good
visit and renew old acqunintanceship.
Mr.. George Leck, an old time Dunn
mine resident, has again taken up his
abode with us, having been absent for a
couple oi years; his wife and children
arrived from the east last Saturday and
are now quartcrcd in the Hans Oleson
hAuse, who lately moved away from
here. Mr. I.eck has many warm friends
The Dunn mines new engine and drum
house is now most completed and ths
machinery win soon be put in aud set "a
work. The stock pile IL now melting
away very fnst, the ore trains are carry
ing II as fast as the ore can be loaded.
Mr.. Willie Wall watches the post Office