The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-10-17

son county. where ne - noiulHS one Oh
the most important sessions of circuit
corut that has occurred in a long
while Two intricate murder cases.
the Ericsson and Van Gorder cases, are
on trial. and they promise to be pro-
tracted A panel Of 100 iurymen has
been drawn aud at that il is being
found difficult 70 find twelve men
available for service. The session pro-
misses TO be one of the most expensive
i'm the history of dickinson county.
Alex Dalpra returned from his visit
to his old home in Tyrol last Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Dalpra, who ac-
companied him on the trip, returned
also. A number OF Alex friends met
him at the station with an improvised
carriage made out of stone boat and
a kitchen chair and drawn by one of
Pinterella's best steeds. They placed
Mr.. Dalpra on the conveyance and
brought him to his home amid much
mirth. Mr.. Dalpra says that he had
very pleasant trip.
A couple of young men from this
city went TO Sagola last Monday and
got into trouble. They were collared
by the officials over there and escaped
by putting the constable out of bus
mess with lantern. They took the
train north and were captured by
officials at Republic and brought back
to Sagoa for punishment.
Smoke La Plante, 10c straight cigar,
II. G. Buenger. Mgr.
r. b. Webb. Jr. who left here
several weeks ago for Mountain Iron
to take a position with the Oliver
Mining company at that place has re-
signed his position and purchase d a
hardware stock at Chisholm, a new
town on the Mesaba range.
Owing to the rush incident to NOV
ing last week we forgot to mention the
splendid concert given by the Vanden-
berg orchestra. Everyone that we have
talked with was high in praise of the
concert and dance and all hope that
the day is not far distance when the
orchestra will make another tour.
The entertainment given by the
Athletic club of the Crystal Falls high
school at the opera house last night
was very pleasant affair. Our going
to press a little earlier this week than
usual prevents us from giving the
affair the extended notice it deserves
Ed Mitchell was in from his camp
near Sagola last Thursday looking for
help. Mr. M has about 500, 600 rs logs
on skids and intends TO put in about
/, 300. 900. He is badly handicapped
for men and was compelled 10 tele-
graph to Menominee for some.
Mat Burns who has been book keeper
for John Tufts for a long time resigned
his position and will returneIto his
home la lower Michigan after be gets
drought assisting JAS Flood with the
inventory at the Harris store. tus
Somke New Cuba Cigars -
The Amasa train is again an ac-
between Stager and |
Amasa. Engineer Nolan began pulling
logs. coal and package freight last
IL is needless to add that the
new arrangement is not to the crew 9
lasts.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Conlin leave
tonight for Saginaw whore Mrs. Con-
in represents Armenia Lodge in the
that meets at that city next
Tuesday.
Rev. VIM. Poyseor has been installed
ls managing editor for the coming
week and we hope that our readers
will be AZ kind in giving him the
news as we have always found them In
,ur own case.
A letter received from Quincy Webb
ays that Matt Gleason has purchased
he business Of the Eveleth Hardware
;ompany. the firm for which Mr..
Webb has been working.
A fair sized audience endeavored to
earn what happened to Jones at
he opera house last Monday night.
they were not able TO determine just
What did happen to him but they were
II decided on what ought to happen
o him.
II. q. Buenger, the enterprising
ocal cigar manufacturer, has COM
nenced the manufacture Of ten cent
traight cigar that is pronounced to
10 the equal of any by the smokers of
he city. Mr.. Buenger has named his
,iQar "LaPlanta'. Try one. They