The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-07

sincerely hope that Mr.. Henry win never
be placed in Tie same light again, With
or without cause.
Mr. John Gleason, 81 ST. lgnace. who
holds n high position ii the land depart
ment al the d. M. 4 a. r. n company,
spent most 81 the week ID Crystal Fans.
Mr.. Gleason has been IL periodical
visitor to this village for many years
and has many friends here TO welcome
him on the occasion Of every visit.
J. II. Hounter was Crystal Falls
visitor on Wednesday Mr. Hounter
has been keeping boarding house at
Sasola during the past three years and
has prospered. He has now secured q
contract for putting in several thousand
ties and in operating on the upper Mich
igamme.
Nlessrs. Thoburn Gibson and w. Nc
Burney, NJ D., OF Amasa, came down ON
Wednesday evening and favored TnE
DIAMOND DRILL with call. Amasa did
her full duty at the polls on Tuesday
and these two gentlemen are rejoicing ia
consequence.
"A baby girl was born 20 Mr.. and Mrs
Louis A. Henry on Sunday last That
day was the birthday OF Chas. $. Henry.
1t was a rather noisy birthday present
for its grandpa, but he appreciates IT
with the full pride OF IA grandsre, never
theess.
Patrick Sullivan came up from Iron
Mountain on Tuesday 10 pay visit 70
his mother and, incidentally, exercise his
franchise at the ballot box Patsy has
charge Of the News-Herald at Iron
Mountain and is doing excellent work.
Herbert Armstrong 81 Iron Mountain,
was in the city yesterday. Mr., Arm
strong has been establishing mean
dered line at the Mansfield location. II
is delicate piece Of civil engineering, but
he is equal to the task.
The case OF the people against Dom-
nick Dallaiior, charged with assault
with attempt TO commit murder on the
person OF Samuel Johnson, has been
settled and win not come up before the
circuit court.
Frank Widstrand turned out a fine
specimen Of taxidcrmistry this week ~
the form OF stuffed humming-bird. The
wee specimen Of ornthology is the prop
erty OF Mr. =. r. Dunn.
Prof. Chas. w Mickens returned TO his
duties in the Crystal Falls school on
Monday OF this week. He has now fully
recovered from his recent attack OF
typhoid fever
Mr.. Luke WEIGH returned on Monday
from Chicago, whore lie purchased the
material necessary for the completion OF
his handsome residence ON Fifth street.
Since election day, Crystal Falls has
been well nigh depopulnted by the
exodus OF deer hunters into the sur
rounding wilderness.
Mrs. w w. Cayen aud MI Caven, ST,
departed on Thursday morning for Es-
canada, where they will make their
home in the future.
Mr.. jacob Minch, Of Waldo, Wis, who
has been visiting friends in the city for
the past three weeks returned to his
home Wednesday
Chas. G. Campbell brought his crew
out OF the woods on Tuesday to vote.
The ."boys" an wanted one-hundrod-
cent dollars.
The Menominee Democrat states that
Henry Swayt viii put m large guam
tity OF pine in the vicinity Of Crystal
Falls
Miss Parker, teacher Of music IN The
Crystal Falls school, has been confined
to her room this week, with severe
cold.
Lobaron Margison writes TnE DA-
MoNn DRILL that he is now employed al
Norway.
VIM. Holmes spent most Of the week
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