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

The Pentoga correspondent to the
Iron Riyer-Stambaugh Reporter has
the following to say about young
man well known here -
Ralph J. Griwsold is rapidly getting
his fine linen and broadcloth suit in
trim to go East one Of these fine days.
Ralph says he wants to visit his moth
er. which is most laddable desire
but his friends claim that certain
young lady in that distant country
also has charms for Hood & Mahoney s
efficient right hand man. The Re
porter hastens to wish the genial Ralph
pleasant and enjoyable visit at his
Eastern home.
II il had not been for the watchful-
ness Of George Morrill,, who has been
watching dam here, 1t would have
been badly wrecked during the high
water the first of the week. About
twenty feet OF the east bank, near the
mill was washed out. leaving but a
narrow passage way between the dry
kiln and the river. Pentoga Cor. Re-
porter.
Nj. H. Pelham seems to be in the
saddle for another year at Iron Noun
tain as city attorney. Local strife.
with which outsiders have no concern
has brought on war against Mr.. Pei
ham who has been city attorney so
long. From a purley disinterested and
unconcerned standpoint we cannot help
saying that in Mr.. Pelham Iron
Mountain has a good pbulic servant
DIR. g. O. Seaberg was quarantined
at Iron Mountain one day this week,
the officials giving it out that he had
diphtheria. IL developed that Mr..
Seaberg was all right; simply had
sore throat but TO be sure he was lock-
ed up. oh, they re very cautious lot
down in Iron Mountain.
Word has been received from Harry
Moss, managing electrician for Ringl-
ing Bros circus, and formerly electric
ian at Levy's store, TO the effect that
the great circus will visit the penin-
sula in September. This has been
decided by the management. but the
exact date will not be set for some
time to come. Iron Mt. Press.
The first issue OF THE DecKoblad
Iron Mountains new Swedish paper
reached our exchange table last Satur
day. IL has very neat appearance
and ought TO have good patronage from
those who speak the Swedish tongue.
W. J. Underwood, general super
intendant. H. p. Earling, assistant
general supt. and e. y. Hastings,
division superintendent of the ST.
Paul were in the city Monday in
their special car.
Matt Gleason, former well-known
merchant Of Loretto. brit late OF Ely,
Mimi, has sold olt his hardware
business at that place and is seeking
another location. Norway Current.
The Marinette capitalists. mention
OF whose investment in the Isle of
Pines was made in these columns some
time ago, have added IL, 600 acres TO
their original holdings.
Rev. VIM Poyseor was at Iron
last Thursday where ne
preached at the special services in
Holy Trinity church.
The St Paul morning train killed a
cow belonging TO Henry An
ierson at the Bristol crossing last |
morning.
VIM. McGibbon went TO work on the
II. Paul last Monday morning He
3 breaking on the Crystal Falls
run
Joe, Bower and family left last
Monday night for the state Of Wash
ngton where Mr.. Bowers will settle
nd take up homestead
Judge Chris Rowe is now employed
L the Hemlock mine. Mr.. Rowe has
heretofore been an employe of the
oliver people at the Michigan
Dollar Bay plays at Marquette next
saturday and Sunday. Negaunee plays
Z the 500 on the same dates.
f. II. Clerg has been dropped as
member of the directorate Of the
AXE Superior Consolidated.