The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-23

John f. Fitzpatrick has decided TO
locate here and engage in the electrical
business. Fitz is we'll known here and
is a good workman. He has set up
shop in the Vaudendaigue building
recently vacated by Herman Buenger
and will keep on hand a supply Of
material to furnish the users OF lights
any time their persent supply
burns out and will be in shape to do
repairing on short notice. The pre-
sence OF an electrician in the city is
what has long been needed and the
people will appreciate the advantage
of having one.
The fire department WAS called ont
last Sunday morning to put out blaze
in the Nylund bakery. II seems that
some dry wood had been left near the
oven and the flames were communicate
ed to it and from the wood to the
building A little water put a finish
to it. Mr.. and Mrs Nylund had gone
to Fortune Lake a short time previous
20 the discovery of tRe flames so that
thu had fire a fair start before being
discovered.
Twenty Holghton Mining school STU =
ents struck town last Thursday morn
ing on the early st. Paul train. They
went at once to the Great Western
mine where they spent the day ex-
aiming the underground working
system and in survey work. The
afternoon was spent at the Tobin
and the Crystal Falls mines.
+. f. Brown of Iron Mountain and
G.. d. Van Dyke of Milwaukee. a
member OF the Pewabic Mining Co.,
were visitors here this week. Mr.
Brown informed The Reporter that
there was nothing new to report con-
corning the working of the Nanaimo
mine by the Pewabic Co. Reporter.
The county Jail has been taxed to its
utmost this week to accommodate the
DRINKS and disorderlies that have
found hostage within its walls. They
all went up hilarious in the evening
but, o, what differsnce next morn
ing when they were up before Hiz-
conner and divorced from all they had.
This makes the second paper issued
this week. the delay in getting some
OF the missing parts TO our press
necessitating the printing Of last
Saturdays paper Monday morning.
We are in tip-top shape now and feel
thankful to our readers for the patience
they have shown us during the moving.
II the Maccabees keep on increasing
at the rate that they have been doing
lately there will be the hungriest lot Of
Bees down at Iron Mountain later in
the summer that the place has ever
seen. Six member were admitted at |
the last meeting and there are more
coming
Chas Mitchell went to Iron Mount-
ain last Thursday morning TO consult
with physicians down there relative to
an operation for appendicitis from
which ailment it is thought that he is
suffering
With the next issue we begin the
story Craustark one OF Nc
Cutcheon' best tales. 1t IL late
story and we feel sure it will satisfy
the lasts Of even the most fastidious OF
our readers.
The school board has decided to put
about s., 900 into the r,n walton OF {
he old school building they will
nave new he, ting plant put in aud
! lot of work done TO brace up the
etc.
Mrs. Josiah Brooks was TAKEN sud
lenly sick last Tuesday and for tine
{ was feared tlat her sickness would
10 fatal but we are pleased 10 state
hat she has recovered.
Considerable money from here has been
invested in Arizona copper. A number
Il tbs venturesome ones have put tn ir
money into some OF the new properties
n the Warren district.
Mrs. p, T. Dunn. the delegate from
lucille enp.e 10 tLo gand lodge of
lathbone sisters returned SUNDAY from
Saginaw where the lodge conyen, d
his year