The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-06

opened last Tuesday evening and
was we'll attended.
Mrs. VIM. Pearce and daughter,
Bula, left Monday for a visit with
fiends in the copper country.
Captain Josia Brooks was home
from Iron River over Sunday and took
in the tournament at Negaunee
Steve Moore and Peter Peterson.
OF Stambaugh, were in the Falls SIN
day calling on friends.
Mrs. VIM. Trebilcock and children
returned from their Lake Linden visit
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Pearl Heney Rothie has secured
a school at the Atlantic mine in
Houghton county and will teach there
this winter.
T. f. Lucas, general manager
Of the woodenware company, has rented
the Sanders house ana will move his
family here Oct 1st or thereabouts
Tom A. Hanna, editor of the Iron
Mountain Press, was in the city on
a business trip last Monday The
Diane nd Drill acknowledge pleasant
call
Oscar Porn left last Tuesday evening
for Rock Island, ILL., where he will
enter the university at that place.
Oscar is working hard to get college
education and will succeed in the end.
John r. Thompson. general man
ager for the Newport Mining company,
was in the city on Tuesday in con
ference with Thos McCusker in regard
to the iron ore property which Mr..
McCusker is negotiating with them
for sale Of
Commencing Monday Sept. sth The
fair Dress making psrlors Will be in
charge of Miss Mary z. Schwartz
young lady graduate from one of the
foremost Colleges OF Dressmaking
and Tailoring in Chicago and any work
entrusted to her will be guaranteed
up W h6bc duh VI koIhcCb Ut.
A Lustfield.
Prop
Frank Uren will move to Munising
in short time st which place he will
go into business. Mr.. Uren is one
Of Crystal Falls best young men
and we hope that he will do well in
his new home. Blythe way. to our
way of thinking, Munising is about as
promising place as a young business
man can strike just at the present /
time, better than the 500 to which
20 many OF our young people are
Munising has an elegent
future ahead Of it and its industries
are backed by lot OF solid business
men that know what every move
means before one is made.
There was a mineature strike at the
4reat Western mine one day during
-he week The men objected to work
lnder foreman and would not 20
Town until the man was removed
The mining officials refused TO remove
the man, as the workmen would not
put forward any grievances against
him. The matter was settled by the
gentleman resigning as he dent care
to remain under the circumstances.
Captain John Looney came over
from Iron River Monday and spent a
short time with his friends here.
The captain has not decided just
what he will do yet but has several
good offers from the mining companies.
Drs A. NJ. and r. II. Darling re-
cived notice last week that, beginning |
Sept. list. DR. Crowell, Of Iron Noun
tain, will have charge OF all the
Oliver Mining company's hospitals ON
the range with the title of surgeon-in-
chief DIR. Crowell will excersise
supervisory control, only. inspecting
all Of the hospitals regularly and laying
out all plans for new ones IL is
fine position and a deserved promotion.
Dealers in soft coal will have more
business THIS winter imam they can
handle. at least Crerar- Clinch a. Co,
will. reports Mr. NJ. s. Sanders. The
strike in the hard coal mines has
created such scarcity OF coal that
people will have TO use soft coal or
wood. The Crerar Clinch people
cant handle the immense business
that they are getting even though they
have greatly enlarged their facilities
They have 100 cars OF their own and
several yards in the city besides mines
at different points in I'll. Mr.. Sanders
will go to Chicago to help them out
with the coal this winter and they
will have TO add many more to their
Office force.