The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-24


The homesteaders have banded together
up there and there is liable 20 bt
trouble il the practice is not stopped.
1t is shown by the record that In a.
the fighting before Santiago, the only
real battles of the war with Spain, there
were only 20 amputaiions. Oh these
cnses, six terminated fatally. Oh the ~
remaining, Gle zen Of the amputationr
were fingers. Only twelve soldiers came
out OF the battles with tho loss OF more
than II finger.
The meeting Of the County board will
be on the both instead Of the 9th ms
announced last week. The change was
made because the 9th Is the date upon
which the township boards settle with
tho township officers.
Frank S,addcn returned from
| New York Wednesday accompanied
by Mrs Scadtlcn and the children. Mrs
S. is not feeling very well but the babies
are in good health.
Miss Maud Margison went To Milwan.
kee Monday, for optical treatment.
Her eyes suddenly became very threaten.
ing Her father, ID. H.. Margison,
accompanied her.
Chas Schmitt who was Waterman ior
Dunn < Grafton aud has resided AT
Ponca since the mill was sold, died We'd
nesday ut the poor farm OF blood
poisoning.
The whist club met With c. T..
Roberts last Wednesday evening.
number OF the ladies' participated in the
gnme and showed considerable skill.
W. T.. Tyler. division passenger and
freight agent OF the Milwaukee road was
ia the city Thursday looking up matters
in which his road il interested.
Mrs. l.. u. Mcneil was out last Wednes.
day for the first time since being silk.
She is still very weak but Is gaining
strength rapidly.
Miss Mamie Brown, Who has been nm
employee OF this office since last Sepiem-
Der returned to her home at Iron River
last Saturday.
JAS. Nolan, .Ir. bought the old Kitio
house ON Michigan Ave. from Halfway,
OF Green Bay. 5. I. Handy negotiated
the deal.
Howard Mcneil is now u resident OF
the second ward he prcIering the Lock
WOO TO his boarding place Mt the mine.
Rev. j. III. Iloikka, Finnish minister
from East Tawas. will he here tenor
row aad preach at the Swedish church.
Miss May Dcspins has been very silk
with pneumonia. Miss Foster, OF the
Western location is teaching in hcrplace.
The Swedish society will meet
Sunday afternoons twice month after
this instead OF Wednesday evenings.
A Lustlield left Yesterday for the
markets. lie expects to he gone week
and then look out FOR new goods.
The township schools let out tomor-
row for Il weeks vacation.
j. Z. Gibson has been in town much ~
the week. Mr. Gibson has an explori-
ton east of the Armenia.
4 baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Hollow Thursday.
A party OF young people drove to
Mastodon to visit Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
urcn Wednesday night.
Joseph Sclwood was here Thursday
looking aI.cr the interests OF the Amcri-
can Mining company.
Mrs. u. II. Anderson has been confined
10 her bed several days during the week
with the grippe.
NJ. b. Mctiee and Emerson Mcneil |
have been busy all week checking mp the
city officials
Madames j. II. and VIM. rarks enter.
tanned their lldy friends Thursday
afternoon.
A social given nt Finn hall last sum
lny netIed $4,000 Tor The Swedish
church.
A state prohibition conference will be
held nj Grand Rapids March Goth and
Both.
I FoR SALE-Aiive horse power water
motor in good condition. Willsell cheap.
Inquire OF write Tins DIAMOND pnuI.
Rev. Father Manning OF Gould City il
'onIined 20 the house with an affection
u the feet which prevents his moving
u oit The Father is additionally
in Gladstone, aud All icel