The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-08


this issue. Next Week we will
have il.
$500 buys 80 acres OF farm land one
mile from Bristol mine. About 10 acres
Of good timber thereon. Terms TO
suit purchaser. Ihos. comm
John Hasselstrom has made phe-
nominal record in getting in wood to
the Tobin mine the past week He
has been showing it in at the rate OF
100 cords day.
Supt. Z. F. Brown, of Iron Mountain,
came up with the Knights Templar
Wednesday and found time TO talk
mining with some of the explorers
about town.
Frank Scadden was taken suddenly
i'll while being shaved in Robert
wilson's barber shop Wednesday even
ing and was confined to his bed
several days since.
The Pewabic mining company pulled
ont of Crystal Falls this morning and
will 20 over in the vicinity OF Iron
River where they will do some drilling
on their own lands.
Miss Blanche H. Winf left last Sat
urday for Chicago 10 take up the latest
modes in millinery after which she
will return TO Calumet in time for
spring millinery opening.
Mrs. f. A. Pike will go to North
Freedom to join her husband who is
stationed there to superintend the
work which c. T. Roberts is doing
there for the Deering Harvester people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones came to the Falls
TO settle down TO house keeping after
two weeks honeymoon. They are
domiciled in the Parks house on the
corner Of Fifth street and Crystal Az
enue.
The puzzle picture we ran last week
has not been solved yet although at
least twenty boys and girls told us that
they tried it. Let's see who will be
the first to send in an answer to either
last week or this weeks puzzle.
Robert A. Douglass, OF Ironwood
spent Sunday in the city. He came
down Saturday evening to inspect a
carload Of oil and got through in time
TO 20 to Iron Mountain Sunday evening
Lut he had to take the latest train out
J. Leonard. the new proprietor of the
Eldred hotel is having very good
run and is rapidly becoming favorite
Landlord with the people OF Crystal
Falls. His house is full to overhowine
and he has reputation for giving
good service.
Madames John and Mike Hotton, Of
Sault Ste Marie, are visiting at the
Munns residence in Maple Grove,
The ladies came here to assist at thu
institution of the lodge of Rathbon'
Sisters. Mrs. Mike Hotton is niece
Of Mr.. Munns
The sevearl caucuses were held II
their respective wards with results a
follows: First ward, Dan Boyle
Second ward, Frank Uren, Pau
Schook and w. J. Brown
Third ward G.. E. Voos and Byron G
Waters. From the township, John Wall
George johnson left last Wednesda,
Z evening for Iron Mountain where h
intends to inlist in the Y. ). arm
and 20 to the Philippines. Georg
! has an honorable discharge from tn
Bath. regiment of Michigan volunteers
= Of which organization he was a mem
Der during the Spanish American wal
I n. D. Davis, deputy for the Moderl
= Woodmen. was in the city severa
: DAYS this week working for the loe'
lodge Mr. Davis seems to have
: cinch on the business in Iron county
= His latest success was at Amasa wher
s he succeeded in getting twenty al
). plications for membership in lodge
be organized there.
v There was very enjoy time
n the Lockwood last Sunday. A numb'
- Of the gents assembled in the parl'
N TO listen TO Messrs Connolly and Smi'
). play on the guitar and MANDOLIN
t. Gradually the circle expanded until