The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-12-28

iron river Is 10 pfoht by the benifi-
cient spirit Of Andrew Carnegie. Ii
/ will be remembered that before Mr..
/ Carnegie sold his steel manufacturing
business TO the us Steel company ne
was heavily interested in Iron River
mines and when the beautiful Catholic
church was in process of construction,
Father Lenhart wrote to Mr. Carnegie
asking him to donate TO fund for the
purchase OF new organ for the church,
citing at the same time that the reason
such requestswas. addressed to him was
the fact that the was so greatly inter
ested in Iron River from a commercial
standpoint. A short time ago Father
Lanhart received from Mr. Carnegie
the blanks which it is his custom to
have applicats for gifts fill out init
mating the same time that pipe or
\ gan Will be forthcoming as soon as the
( request can be passed on in a formal
way We congratulate Father Ian
hart and the Catholic congregation at
Iron River upon their good fortune.
A new rule which has gone into
effect on the ST. Paul and the North
western lines explains in measure the
delays that have been SO frequent on
the roads lately Engineers are now
prohibited from exceeding schedule
time between the various points. II a
train loses time at station, the en-
gineer is forbidden to make IL up the
orders being designed to avoid acct
dents frequently made by crowding on
steam
Robert +. Stephenson, who has for
the past ten years been In charge Of
the wood operations Of the Diamond
Match Co. ia the upper peninsula, has
resigned bis position aud his successor
viii he appointed to take his place the
first Of the year Dir Stephenson II
one ts t,.a lest known IGmbermen in
the rITer eninsula.
A ne deal is reported from
Marquette county Tie timber Is the
property Of the Michigan Iron & Land
company and has been sold 10 New
York parties 10 is said that 300, 600,
900 feet IF pine was included in the
deal. The logs will be sawed at the
mill Of the South Arm Lumber com
pany
Captain A +. Buzzo left yesterday
afternoon for Multiplication where he
takes charge OF the great Helen mine
for the Clurge syndicate. Mr.. Buzzo
will not move his family to the mine.
at least until spring. RE will return
to the Falls OCCASIONALLY to attend to
business matters here
More cutting and shooting ARRAYS
are reproted this Christmas than mas
been heard Of before Ia many day.
If the officers and council would draw
the lines tighter over a few Of the
Joints in the lower end Of the city
there would not be 80 much lawless-
ness
The fire department was called out
Christmas eve. to put out blaze below
the track An old blacksmith shop
which stands below the old iron works
was set on fire by some one aud IL cost
the city more to put the fire out than
the shell was worth
DO you want the clock or the tea setg
If 50 you had better get in on II before
New Years eve, One chance on both
with every dollars worth purchased
Henderson Bros.
f.. X. Hastings, superintendent Of
the Superior division Of the @ M a.
St Paul railroad was in the city last
Thursday attending TO railroad
matters
All those who have not received their
tickets on the tea set and clock must
call before New Years eve. as that is
the time for the rattle Henderson
Bros.
James Vivian returned from Hough-
tom Thursday night after several days
spent at home with his parents in the
copper country capital.
( Miss Maud Harding returned with
Miss May VanBuskirk to Eveleth
where she will visit for several
months
Henderson Bros are the up-to-date
jewellers and you still have chance
on that tea set by purchasing dollars