The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-01
DUNN NINE DOINGS.
A NO. 1 SKIP DUMPS ON THE DIA-
MOND DRILL ST0CKPILE.
DUNN NINE PEOPLE PERsuING THE EVEN
TENOR or THEIR wAYs-THE GRIPPE
HAS DISAPPEARED AFTER WARMLY
EMBRACING A MAJORITY OF THE
INIiABITANTs-AN ELECTRIC
LIGHT-sMALLTALRo OF
DUNN HAPPENINGS.

DUNN MINE, January give are still
on deck while our craft plows it's way
through the pillows of time, we steer
clear OF breakers; the Dunn people glide
along swiftly and smoothly. Nothing
very startling has transpired since our
last. The grippe has lost it's grip; under
the care Of our DR.. Darling all have done
well so that we don't know OF one case in
the location. The Dunn mine stock pile
is assuming large proportions, a noun
tain of ore and lots being brought To the
surface every twcnty-four hours. Work
IN telling here when one watches the
growth of the stockpie from day TO day.
The Dunn has put up some more electric
lights in front OF Parks * Co.'S store To
light up the dump ON the stock pile and
now everybody can enjoy daylight all
night from the large boarding house to
the old engine house, as the lamps burn
all night What we need IL water works
then we will be ahead OF yourcity as you
cannot sport electric lights. Perhaps the
Dunn mine folks will add water works
vet for our convenience. II is reported
that Mr.. Tom Brooks, the host of the
Brooks boarding house, will move away
from here ere long. The many friends oi
the family will very much regret the loss
Of such worthy neighbors, but what will
be our loss will be the gain al any com
munity that Mr.. Brooks will pitch his
tent i'm and we hope that he may yet
change his mind
There has been quite time i'm the
matrimonial circle Tor the last week, two
weddings took place. One young man
by the name of PLATE was married to a
young lady that just arrived from Hun
garia and while we write we understand
that the wedding celebration is stillgoing
on according TO their old country Gus
tum. The other is young Finnlander
by the name ~ Sam Ruska, who WIS
united in holy wediock by Rev. Jones last
Saturday To a young lady from Superior,
Wis, the name we have not been able To
learn. Both young men are worthy and
we wish them much loy in their married
life. II signs may be relied on, Mr.. Editor,
there will be some more work Tor the
minister ere long, but we never give any
thing away, 40 mum ~ the word. The
Dunn has great hopes for n prosperous
year i'm 90 and the out look ~
good and no doubt will be realized il
the new line OF railroad is built
this way that has been surveyed, there
will be- lively times around the Dunn.
Capt. A. y. tlllman anu Wife nave Just
returned from visit Co Wisconsin; they
report good time and much refreshed.
The captain,is athis oldpOst at the mine.
Our Sunday school, under the manage
ment Of Mr.. John Terrill, Is doing well
and has "A fair attendance. Last Sunday
evening our people were treated 10 a fine
j. discourse by Rev Thomas, of the west
ern. Mr.. John Terrill generally fills the
pulpit Sunday evening, but on last Sun
day evening he was kindly relieved by the
Rev. Thomas. Mr.. Terrill opened the
service as usual and then gave way To
the Rev. Thomas, who preached "A
splendid sermon, To n large econgrcgation.
Mr.. Terrill IL hard worker in the church
and Sunday school and is doing much
good In this locality.
The past two weeks IL has been quite
pheasant near snug fire hut now tho cold
has let up and we enjoy bright sun shine,
though cold enough for all purposes.
Capt. Duff says he don't want any more
Ia grippe he only laitfof three days and
stys he now feels ms well asever Very lew
escaped the disease here, yet II iaiicd to