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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20

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Mrs. Thomas Mellon, returned 81, {.
day from two weeks visit 20 DuluJ
Mr.. S. Y Baker visited frierds in
Stambaugh last Sunday.
James Gregor and his son Dom
enick. trammers at the Mansfield mi -
were injured by the premature bias
ing Of chute. last Tuesday. TIE
eyes Of both men We're filed witA
small particles Of ore and il is ~.
bable Atat the older man will lose the
light % one eve while the other with
careful attention, will be around III
abo1t q. week.
John Roth is laid up this week with
a badly cut leg. The accident occurred
while he was framing timber.
Fred Roberts, surveyor, was here
last Wednesday lining out the 6tn level
cross cut whicn Is nearly completed.
The raise under the old shaf. Is nov
through and the work q stripping the
u
sides Is under good Roadway.
VIM. Bates is the latest rival Of the
notorious morse traders from here He
mad. the trip % Sagola selling nis en-
tire outfit including horse, sa-nes.
and buggy for $40 90 and COW viii,
dosen say how he cot home pnt 5he
boys think If he didn walk be must
have hoofed itor used the cow " place
Of morse
VIM Rogers made q trip 70 saEo.a
recently recovering tie rifle he lost
~ few weeks ago
Mrs. Fl Manson Of the Armenia
mine, VINO mas been very sick for tht
past week : now ca the nigh road 70
recovery. During her illness, Mrs f.
Seastrom Of this location has taken
care of Mrs Manson pahy
r. S. Brown received a ousnel Of fine
peaches FROM his nome ip lower Mieh.
igan, last week
Ed. Mitchell who IS getting ready
for his winters logging between mere
and Ssgola was ia the town "vaues
day
Miss Edna Seaswom has retnrne.
from her visit At tae Great Western
mine.
Last weak some Of Mansfield bellies
evidently feeling the sad lack 81 .iet
vehicles as automobiles, prevailed %
two or three Of orr Younger boys =
convert themsrles into beasts OF our
den and cart them around 'hs rilla@'
in an old wagon All haads seemed %
enjoy the affair, even the nepeds who's
efforts 10 convert themselves into Jach
asses were eminently successful
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20

The Sovereign Grand Lodge Governed
in annual session AT Des Moins last
Monday.
Tie report o. the grand SIRE
which was submitted at
non indicated that there was l2l
Grand lodges established II which SIX
we're ia foreign countries The total
NUMBER 81 subordinate lodges j. 2 '92
aud subordinate encampments :, so
HE entire membership Of the order
reach toO2 ~ During the year there
we're go 393 initiation In the sub
ordinate lodges aud, including thoss
ipitiatedin other branches the total
reacrel ls5. SO.
The amount of relief disburssd was
Sa8 g3Q 7s5. 6s an increase OF T-o'
O9s. Oh. The financial statement show
Revenues from all branches, $40, 925
izG IN t. Increase 1866, OPS 10. Ex.
oapses So 10G 1881 Increase, Si3'
1883 az surplus revenues. SEQ 30 40.
lbs. Invested fsuis, e20, 952, 'iJ.59
increase. ~ 309. 0iG, *
The raport.says that since 1881 th .IZ
| has been 81 54i 100 members inia"le'
into the suoordinata lodges @'H' ''V
Dembars relieved 2jG GlG Widowed
families relieved 2o2, 35i member
Decreased. Total relief $40 265 2lt+'
total revenue S2L043, 022 %.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20

fter some business that he has on
hand here.
Captain Chas. Hughes and 'amily
are attending the fnrneral of Mrs. Ed.
Hughes at Quinnesos today.
Chas McGregor. brakeman at the
Hemlock has been on the sick list this
week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20
Anasa Short Notes

Frank Thompson It's nothing if not
progressive He started p the store
business here Is year ago and has been
success in the business as he is
courteous 10 an and q rafting good fell
low. Now ne has purchased store
1jing Of his own He made Der
gain with MI Bostrom for the build
iag 1u the corner formerly occupied
py the owner as a hardware store, and
VIII occupy il with h,s fne stock Of
confectionery
Mr. and Mrs. p A Beeom. were
in tine village few dnys visi ting
pye6ds The Bostrom '.ys acre for
.eysra Years. Mr. Bostrom beina "a
carpenter ard ouilt many Of the
noQses here.
Mrs J. A. Gibson and her mother,
Mrs N. y Heath We're at Crystal
Fails last Friday inspect ing the fine
millinery display advertised for that
day. They say ,hat :he hats are pet
tier shan ever
The people Of the village were alarm
I'd Az 10 the where abouts Of John
Mason the other morning. For a
time he had disappeared from signt
aud 'he m9s, diiEeal search couldn t
find MIN. However DE turned M all
safe and sound later aud heavy sigh
~ relief was sent Mp Conldnt loose
John
r, p Hollow the Crystal Fails
Harness maker spent Friday in town
looking up trade, Mr., Hollow gets
a lot Of work from this place az he
gives excellent satisfaction,
Misses Mollie Gibson and Jennie
Maxam, two Of the Crystal Falls
school teachers. were in Amasa last
Friday evening attending the card
parity at Edwards
About rs Of The Young people Of
Amasa indulge in a card party mt the
home Of Captain ana Mrs J. r. Ed.
wards They report having had Il
most enjoyable slime
Abe Gll went to Qainnsecr lasl
TUESDAY uieht 20 relieve Captain ia.
Hughes during his wife- illness and
death. Nh. cam is ONE of tho trusted
men AZ the Hemlock
Eh Pontenin 's ole latest resident /,
start building house He IS etecnn.
fue dwelling SCR himself on the lo
he recently Hgrenas from the Hem
1 loak people.
There 60 90 "a wedding I'M Amas.
tomorrow the contracting PARTIES bein.
John lsoaes9n ana Amanda Erickson
Miss Dolls Byer q Appleton. Wis
is j. the village visiting her sister
Mrs. W. III lobe
Miss Ida Meslvr was uumbere,
among the sick ones The fore part .
the week
Mrs w j Horder transacted bust
ness at Crystal Falls last Saturday.
NJ b. MCGEE was in town between
trains this weeK
Prosecuting attorney Watson cam
up from the Falls last Tuesday to 10 Of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20

speaking " the nexihlllty Of the So
moan language. Mrs lsobcl Strong
says that tie little word eta" means
/. we too. 10 beat with stick. 10 play
on n musical instrument, 90 rcprove
TO tattoo. 90 open a vein. 20 wash cloth
ing by beating and 20 turn a somet-
sault.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20

& schoolteacber in Promo IsHrland
acnt tHs to The father d. one ~ lila
pupils Il beg 10 inform yuu that ir
mF opinion your son rs suffering from
myopln. and his ease requires prompt
attention The next day the bor
lrauebt hack thls wr.tten request.
"Mister PLEASE knock it out Of lin, ne
! aint got time"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20
Additional Locals

very PHEASANT WtQ In Wac ctlcbiot-
cd in Maple Grove last sunday the
contracting parties being Arel Larson
and Mary Kronholmes. Rev Hoikka
tied the nuptial knot A reception was
given the newly married couple a tne
residence 81 Pete Soderberg where the
young lady has made ner home for sev,
eral years that was attended by large
number Of the friends Of the contract
ing parties The yorng people 90 %
house keeping in Maple Grove.
Maud Margison entertained Miss
Clark, Of stager last sunday.
Hans johnson was hurt. last Tuesday
while putting hay in the barn. At shis
writing IS about again The hurt i'm
capacitateu him FOR WORK for several
days
Andy Robbins came up from PEN
bine TO spend last Sunday with his
family here
supt. Hasting car was ar tne St.
p nj depot last Friday.
The dance given 10y the band boys at
the opera house last night was very
enjoyable AFFAIR and increased the r..
putation Of the boys for giving pie
usant parties many fold --.----.----
Mrs. FRANK Urens...left on TUESDAY to
join her husband AZ Munisins. They
nave THEN. home all ready for occupancy
at Munising and Ny Uren is estao-
lished in the insurance business there
The Diamond Drill wishes them the
best of luck
Agnes Behau leaves Monday ior Nps
lanti to take 4 course iii the Aicigau
Normal college. Miss Behan -angh.
school hast wear bur decided to go r
tine Normal thi, YEAR instead 81 reaeu
ing, p wi,a move indeed.
MIS- Nathan Warshaw-Ey wene t.
! Menomiues last sunday t1 visit fFiend'
down there.
Miss Maud 81 Ange, Of Common
wealth, as grest of tine LAHORE a
the EIdrea House this week
John Thoma, came az from Fi5renc,
,ast sunday for short visit with BIZ
parents
supt. Wild, of Michigan Telephone
company was in the city Tuesday IL
was accompanied by Mr. Norris boil
of the gentlemen being from Mar
que tie. Mr. Wild's territory embrace
all of the upper peninsula
A party was given at the residenc
Of G.. f. Voos last Thursday evening
in honor of Miss Ethel Fleweing
About fifty Of her Young friends wer
present
Paul Scnook.was at Iron River las
Wednesday. Mr. Schook is interests
in some valuable mineral lands il
the vicinity of Iron River.
/, VIII Hunting, ct Iron Mountain
was in the Fan, last Wednesday De
tween trains
! A pleasant surprise party was givei
4 last night ou Mrs. John otolberg at he
{ residence on 2nd ST. uy number d
her friends
Larson aud Nolcnbreg sell Drea,
chea per than it is sold in Milwaukee
3 How Is that for Crystal Falls
Miss Anderson, Of Bessemer Is keep
ing books for Larson and Nolenherg
, : Gust Anderson, left this morning 10
Hibbing Minnesota
. b. G. Waitress was Marquette Wis
itor yesterday.
John Dawosn. ST.. transacted bust
, ness at Marquette yesterday
: Fresh eggs..23 cents per dozen at Cit
2 Bakery.
Joe Doupe left last night for An
q Arbor.
/ haywood Goes to Houghton
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20
/ rouutrNfcATI0N

Mn. EpuoR Allow me to speah z ~
VOLS n favor Of Chamberlain 9asl
Romedy I suffered for three wears nith
,be bronchitis and could not sieep 4
nights. tried several doctors and ,hf
ious tent medicine, but could sei no'
thinx,o give me any relei until my vile
oo, a bottle 81 this valuable medicine
which has completely relieved me"
$ RRocKMAN, Bagnell, Mo. THIS rt
medy j. Tor sale by Coles Pharmacy
For bad taste in the mouth take
Cbamberlain's Stomach aud Liver lav
A. For sale by Coles Pharmae
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20
A costly Precedent.

One OF Philadelphia's rich young
bachelors returned from trip TO the
Pacific coast with Chinaman as valet,
having been induced TO engage him
- Gan Franciseo friends who said
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20
Mic Kind az a Man nc WAS.


II was tn Washington once" said
man ut the club. when Tom Reed was
the ear Of the house OF representa-
tiyes. lie was holding forth with ear
nestness on some theme 10 "a group ot
friends when that man You see over
there by the cigar counter pushed bis
way through the crowd grasped Reed
by the hand and said etfusiycly: 'Hello-
Tom, old boy. How DO you de- =
Reed responded IN a manner that
was more Of a shake for the mar
than for his hand and went on with
his talk. When our friend over there
had edged out OF the crowd, some one
said. You didn't seem 10 be happy
over him, Reed. Who is your friend
auywayT ~~ 10
Reed drawlcd out, Hes fellow
from New York who knows more meH
who don't want 10 know him than any
other man in the United States, DE
troit Free Press
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20
TAKE NOTICE

The iron County map known as the
+. q. Clark map is protected by copy
right and anyone found photographing
or selling same is liable TO prosecution.
Mrs Kate O. Clark.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20

WAYNE COCNTY

WAY ~ 'DD-sA
Tim the matter Of the astat
of John Atkinson, deceased Notice
Is hereby given that in pursuance
and by virture Of au order granted
tp the undersigned as administrator Of
-he estate Of said John Atkinson de-.
ceased. by tine Honorable Egdar O.
Durfee. judge Of Propate la aud for
said county On tire 2lrh day of Sen.
tember lg0l there viii be sold a;
public vsudoe to the highest bidder at
the main entrance to tine county conri
house in CRYSTAL FAILS. Iron county
Michigan ou the i5daY pt September
1902. az ten clock "a. m. all the right
title aud interest Of the said John
Atkinson in the following lands, VIZ
Lots and east half of North
East quarter Of sec. i; Northeast
quarter Of northwest quarter and the
quarter of see lQ the son sonIn west
quarter Of north east quarter the east
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20

Dress does not make the person. Not
does i Glenn exterior Indicate clenn
interior. 10 De well all organs 81 th'
body must work in harmony Rocky
Mountain Tea does this work J. &
Wukinson,-.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20

Machinsst Wanted Two lathe
men | shaper man, two bench men.
wood wadges Crystal Falls Wooden.
ware Co.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20
l,ARnS OLE THANKS.

wish % thank the many Kind friend
who assisted me during the sick
4; s. and dea.n of my husband ! ann
a.peaiaily thmkful 10 the Mystic Work
srs and the members of the Slavish
Soriety.
ar l..,t.,,.f OLA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20
Mrs Samuel Lala

II H. only "a year but it seems longer
since they first began 70 talk about
putting on a Little Outcast 70
much has been said abont it, its mag
nicfeut settings startling electrical
effects. etc. that local theater goers
will be gratifed to know that 10 will
be presented at the Opera House on
Friday Uct Bird.
The story is the old one always
new. If love and devotion, but given
In an entirely new way and brimful OF
those touches of nature which make
all the world kim Laughter and
tears are close together, and there ).
not one dull moment in the four great
acts If the production
A strong cast surrounds these two
artists. and the production is The talk
of the season.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20
James J. Atkinson -
-, .--.-s.--' -f--a---i
80 Administrator =
"a Rowland.St. Detroit Mich.

about II is that &. 5t tha a;1r ea,;a 49,
taken out In a moment the level OF the
water would not drop one single inch.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20

The worlds coai6elds cover 1T leae
1906 900 square milea
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20
MRS EDWARD HUGHES DEAD.

- :" AAsO AbJf1ES DEAD.
News was brought mere last Weanes-
day morning u the death Of Mrs. Ed
ward Hughes at the Iron Mountain
hospita where she had been taken from
her home az Quiunesec several DAYS
previous Mrs Hughes Is sister-in
law q Captain Cnas Hughes, of the
hemloek mine and was for a long time
resident Amasa, where size was
held IN nigh esteem by the people OF
the place When her husband took
charge q me Eiyian.mine, the family
removed % Quinne.ec and have made
that place their home fir 4 year back
The funeral occu-s az Qn.nuesec today.
sns will be hnriei fir the cemetery al.
Quinn-see
POSTPONED Until MONDAY.
Tte Modern W,,anaa dance which
va. tu la9e leen held last might wa,
postponed until aeg, Monday evening,
Sept ~ when yli be- given withou,
fail The p3s-y5pet1eut Aas nece-sitat.
ga because Of the inability 10 get the
music. Bradley orchestra. The popular
musical 1-ZnaiZa lonfr9m Iron Nom
tain, mas Been engaged aud q right
good .ime i promised Tickets for the
Gare VIII ys; one d3liar
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20

There ha. recently been
oryariyed In this state
and IN. concern has already beaun
vorl, a corporation for the porpose o.
clearing land in Northern Wisconsin
The company has supplied itself with
all the necessary tools for the work
l. engaged I'm ami when contract IS
male f9r the clearing of 50 many acres
a biz crew is sent with necessary I'm
uIements to perform the work with
neatness and dispatch and in com
naratjvelv short time the job IS zone
and where. only week or 80 before
stumps reigned supreme, all is now ready
FOR the nlow and the land is cleared
The company claims that having tools
and experience il can do the work
,.heaner and better than Others and can
do II more quickly. It Is said that
much land has been cleared III TINS
way and that i'm many cases the crops
raised I'm one or two years were sum
cient 10 pay the expense OF clearing
A man iu neighboring town who
took a city paper in preference to a
country paper because he got more
paper for the money was attracted
bv the advertisement Of fire escape
which would be- forward on receipt ot
se He sent the cash and 10 few
DAVIS received copy ot The new
testiment
Am Editor desiring the news. asked
"a man to wight 90 from his neighDor-
hood and got This reply we have two
school marms. tile hog cholera and
about fifty bushels Of potatoes. and d
taual fool vino married cross. eyed
qirI BECAUSE SHE had mule aud forty
acres OF land and The same is your
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-20
/. @. r. Affairs

The Sovereign Grand Lodge Governed
in annual session AT Des Moins last
Monday
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-21
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, MARCH 81 1902.

which, because of the loss of the files,
were the only records before the court
A juror was withdrawn. and the case
put over. " was II suit on a s15 judg-
ment note given by the defendant for
Il balance alleged to be owing for rent.
Judge Mcclure. at adjourning time.
was trying the case of Antonio Mag
notta against w. A. Moore 1t is based
on claim OF $3.50 for mason work on
house constructed by the defendant.
The plaintiff was sub contractor
under Frank Patience. The latter gave
UP the contract, and Magnolia. accord
ing to his version, was told by the de-
fendant TO complete his part of the
work He sues for the work he did
after Patience Quit the job. The line of
defense had not been indicated up to
adjourning time. John +. Murphy ap-
pears for the plaintiff, and c. s. Wood
ruff for the defendant.
The following cases were continues
Joseph karolin against Johnson Coal
company. trespass; Hannah j. Schlager
against Elmhurst Boulevard company,
trespass; Il. Conrad against Scranton
Dairy company, appeal James Robin
son against the Delaware, I.ackawanna
and Western Railroad company. tres
pass.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-21
Orphans Court.

In the Orphans court Yesterday.
Judge a. \. Vosburg heard the audit
in the estate of Ann A. Connolly, de-
ceased, in which exceptions had been
filed to the account of l.. Tyler Con-
molly, as trustee under the will. The
will provided that u certain sum. about
$1,000, should be held in trust by the
executor for the use of Eliza Lawrence
one of the heirs, during her lifetime
and afterwards payable to other heirs
l.. Tyler Connolly resigned as trustee
ana John Is. Connolly was appointed
in his place. Al the hearing of the audit
the exceptions We're withdrawn and
evidence was taken relating to the
state of the trust fund and the amount
due upon II certain mortgage. which
formed part of it. The evidence was
concluded, and Judge Vosburg will
hand down his report as auditing Judge
at a subsequent time. Attorney C. w.
Dawson appeared for the accountant
ana Attorney NJ. =. Cawley for the ex-
ceDtants
In the estate of Joseph L. Ribbe. de-
ceased, on motion of A. A. Chase, esq.
the exceptions filed to the widows an
praisement were set down for hearing
on Wednesday, March 26. at 10 a. m,
on notice to p. l.. Loughran. esq, at
tOfneN 1Or the eNceDtant.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-21

those cots ard these innocent faces like Guard
ian Angel, stands one faithful Sister TO watch
every movement OF pain, or suffering, to attend
10 every want to guard from every danger 1t
is hardly necessary, though simple Justice, to
mark that the Sisters in charge spare no sac.
ritces, and often deny themselves every com.
fort, TO bring joy and brightness into the lives
of the children so much that when ut the age
of seven years they are removed to the Orphan
asylum, they leave their old home with deep
regret and with the lyeliest, tendcrost a>socii.
tons.
Children are received into The institution IN.
der every possible combination Of circumstances.
Some are two days old; others, week,
month"; or six months. Two Of the ifty.siX who
are now in the Home are negro Infants. No dis.
tinclions of creed class color are madc-all
who are cast upon The world as the result OF the
crime the misfortune Of their parents are re,
ceiyed with open arms. No question are asked,
no explanations are made. no money is demanded.
Those unfortunate little ones knock and the
inercifu doors of the institution are willingly
opened TO receive and 10 shelter them. From
that moment they become the objects of the
tendcrest, most scrupulous care and watchfulness
on the part OF the Sisters whose zeal for The
welfare OF their precious charge is unceasing.
The nursery is, perhaps, the most interesting
part of the Home. The scenes here are most
touching and pathetic, and show the real value
of this haven OF refuge. Here You may sec about
twenty helpless infants, ranging in age from
three days to ten or eleven months The happy
smiling faces of some show that they are well;
while Others suffer from all the ills 10 which
childhood is heir, 1t is here where the natural
mother is wanting in many cases forever, that
the full glory aud goodness OF the Founding
Home is apparent.
BY the cradles of those little ones. the puny
frames OF many of them rcked with pain suffer-
ing, or disease stands the everfaithful Sister
unrewarded in this world, silent, soothing, com.
forting, more than mother 10 the little waif'
through darkness and dawn from day to day and
year TO year, knowing nc fatigue or Impotence
ever mindful that il was Christ himself who
said that even glass of water given to those lit
tie ones in His name shall not go without its rec
ompense. more heroic, more sublime picture
than this Sister standing silent by the bedside of
her tiny charge is not afforded by history or by