The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-26
AMASA NOTES.

General Manager lIulst, General
Superintendent Cole and Range Superin.
iendcnt Wall arrived IN Amasa ycstcr-
day at one o'clock and spent the
remainder OF the day in consultation
with Supt. Gibson az The explorations
and Richards OF The Michigan. They
travelled in DR.. lIulsts private car
"Fnnlcnuc" ii is rumored that as q
result 81 their visit, work at some OF the
Oliver cNplorat inns about here may be
stopped and that there viii be II ecucln
retrcDchmcnt for time AT lcnst As 60
the cxnc; truth ui these rumors your
correspondent cannot vouch but owing
TO the momentnry lull in the iron
market, would not In surprised II there
was a letup to some extent.
reckon not the seasons,
Nor the Years that come and 90,
Lies an nllround pleasure To me,
Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
/, k.kbere wns considerable noise up town
Nsi Saturday evening but nothing OF tine
character reported ~ one of the Iron
Mountain papers which, 10y the way,
never misses nm opportunity To place
Amasa in ms bad light as it possibly
can. The disturbance was caused by a
few drunken men who congrcgatcd ON
the bridge aud were shooting revulvcrs,
presumably III an attempt To Tighten
Town Marshal Furlott. Mr.. Furlott
had, earlier i'm the evening, caused the
saloons to close at II O'Clock which
aroused he drunken cnmity OF the men.
Miss Anna Henderson, the Crystal
Falls mlliner, was in Amasn Il couple of
DAYS during the week will a fine display
uf trimmed hats Miss Henderson Is q
nlincr of the first water and intends
giving Amasa ~ good u selection as
Crystal Falls hy visiting here occasion-
ally with her hats and millinery goods
She will be here again soon with another
assortment OF line hats.
Two drunken men got into IN altcrca-
ton IN the main street one dny during
the week. The fellow that got the worst
of The argument turned and ran towards
the depot and 80 husty was lie ia lis
fight that he failed to see too little girls
who we're coming along the sidewalks.
He ran over the girls, knocking them
down.
Mrs. w. j. Horder returned from Sey-
.lgore with Mr. lIurler TUESDAY and Is
sent stopping with Mrs. j. T. Gibson.
~ soon az their inrnilure comes they
will start Keeping house ia the Burge
house as temporary quarters until the
store building is completed when they
will occupy the rooms above the store.
II sweet young widows want to "kctch'
some sweetheart ia the sunny tanglcs ol
their golden curls, they'd better take
Rocky Mountain Ten. Great Medicine.
Doe.
The dancing party at the town hall
last Friday nipht was very pleasing
affair. Proicssor Chamberlain, Of Iron
Mountain, furnished music (nn organ
aud yiolin) and all claim to have had n
very good time. We hope To have many
more such plpnsn mt Affairs.
supt. ChAs. y. Lawrence returned
,~xom Cleveland Monday. Mr.. Lawrence
Ntq,nris that the iron ore men are look.
ing very blue and that iliclc ~ ~ blank
lutulc outlook ut the present time but
that the iumaccs are pounding away ~
hnfd aReycr
Mrasrs. s. r. Handy aud NJ. u. McGer
we've ln .Amasa short time Wednesday
evening. Mr. lIanly Was here on legal
lluslners aud Mr.. fIcCice tp hook over the
supply OF powder at the IIcmlock. llis
son, George Mefiec, accompanied him.
Golden weddings are taking place MI
over the country rbe Old couples evi-
,trully took Rocky Mountain Tea in
Ucir Young days, :5c,
Robert Wilson. tie nll.around sport
from Crystal Falls, was nn Amasn