The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-27
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number of young ladies and gentle
men, members of the Young Peoples
society OF the Swedish Lutheran church |
of this city, drove over TO Crystal Fails
and attended meeting of the Young |
Peoples society az that place last even
ing, returning home early this morning.
The party consisted oI the following
Young people Misses Mary Gronlund,
IIilda Anderson, Christina and Jennie
Christianson, Sina Lindahl. Christina
Anderson. Emma Nelson, Mary Ander-
son, Anna Holmes, Anna Soderqulst,
Augusta Benson, anil Messrs. Peter Il.
Peterson, Olaf Hanson, Christ Bern
hnrdt, Ole and John SiobeIg, John Swan,
Gust Nelson, Chas. Sum and Victor
Benson. The party report that they
we're entertained royalty by the mem
bers OF the county seat society, ana that
they had pleasant and enjoyable time'
Reporter.
Sunday was lively day at Amasa.
Snow balls and billiard balls broke
great big holes ia the atmosphere and
some al the billiard balls came uncom-
fortablv near TO breaking things more
susceptible To pain than the atmos-
phere. Knives, axes, clubs and other
articles apparently necessary to livell-
ness i'm Anasa were numerously I'm evl-
dence. but there were no funerals
resultant on the sport. Stranger still,
there was not even Il fair sized Job fixed
up for the local doctor One poor Finn,
mistaking n billiard ball for a harmless
lump of snow, didn't take the trouble to
get out of the way, but his iriends
picked him up, carried him into "a board
ing house near by and he recovered IN
few minutes.
Dolph Ball was over from Iron River
Saturday nnd Sunday, TO see his
mother, Mrs. Thos. Ball, and family.
Dolph spent most OF Sunday saving
goodbye to his numerous friends here,
and returned To Iron River Sunday
J afternoon. from which place he de-
! parted Tuesday morning Tor Butte
Y Montana Present Indications are that
: CRYSTAL Falls will lose several more o.
her most energetic young men, who WI
! 90 west before the eagle screams again.
Ifyou are going into the caucus TO
might TO seek nomination Tor any once
ldon't think for n minute that you ar'
lgoing to he nominated by acclamatlon
There will probably loo several oths'
fellows there who will be after the sAn'
lnominntion that you want. When yot
Ienter the hall YOU should have you
lcaucus slips ready to distribute amon
your friends. you haven't got them
lcome into rnE DIAMOND DRILL offic
now and order them.
The dry kiln of the Sacola Lumbe
lcompany at Sagola was total,
DESTROYED by fire Wednesday evening
1.-The building contained 10000 feet
choice lumber. The company carries
blanket policy on its plant, the dry xii
being valued at $1,000.
A freight train and n work trai
eollided on the Northwestern road bt
|. tween Ilermansville and Wauceda
Monday. The locomotive ON the wor
y train was bndly damaged and the on
q ON the freight tram was also slightly oil
IS figured.
"a When Won 60 20 the caucus tonight
!. there with the intention OF helping
y nominate n ticket that every Eepuplica
IL in the township will vote stralght--or
that will be n help To the stare an
county Republican tickets.
Episcopal Church services will be he
in the Swedish Lutheran Church o
Thursday evening, April at 90 90
Subject az sermon. "The Sea of Glal
Mingled With Fire" Everybody cord
ally invited.
Nv. Byers. OF Iron River, who w
appointed "A member OF the board
county school examiners, vice Geo.
Crippen, resigned, attended the examin
tion of the county teachers here Ihur
day and yesterday.
James Gafiney, principal OF the Beec
wood. Mich. schools, was in the cl
eu saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Gaifney
nj rapidIy assuming high place in Micl
a. enn educational circes.-Florence Mi
,'o ing News,
ne Mrs. M. B. Waite went go Iron Mou
TO tnjn Thursday afternoon in answer TO
no telegram announcing the scriOusinlury
g. her cousin, William MacNamara, wi
0o' was crushed between two ears at Cha
ming.
Bert Anderson, az Stambaugh, VI
tenchea school at Homestead, Wis,
in town Yesterday Afternoon. and dro
across the county 10 Stambaugh ia
night.
Twin girls were born to Mr.. and Nj
Wcsthnd. az the Dunn mine, Thursdt
baby Girl was born Co Mr.. and Nj
curnow, at the Shafer location the sa
DAY.
The Republican township caucus
night promises tu lac an exceptional
lively affair. There will be plenty
N opposition for some oi the Offices,
~ Myer Lewis returned Thursday ir'
Chicago, where he has been Tor the W
two weeks purchasing a stock OF
goods for the Empire.
Miss Nettie Tully was III lew ddi
this week. Her duties I'm the ach
room were attended To by ChaI
rr Dueenbcry
MI Snpt. l.. n. Morgan, of the Repul
{S1- mine. Republic, was IN town Tuesday