The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-08
perso1lals

David Leonard came down from
Amasa last Saturday and Is visiting
his many friends in the city. Mr..
Leonard quit his job at the Michigan
mine and will start blacksmith
shop in Amasa. He will return ~
that place next week and start the
work Of erecting a building lie
worked up big shoeing trade while
there and will also catch great
deal OF the logging business about
the place
NJ. j. Lindsay Is adding a second
story to the Wilkinson building.
Owing TO the erection OF the Dia-
mond Drill building il was necessary
for Mr.. Lindsay TO change his roof
and he thought that he might as well
put up little more with IL and
make full story.
AS a sample OF what few brick
or stone buildings would do for the
city i'm the way OF fire insurance we
cite the case OF the block IN which
the Diamond Drill building is locat-
ed. The rate was lowered five per
cent on buildings west and four on
the east.
The Diamond Drill printing plant
was moved from the Thouin building
during the week and has been "set
down. in its new quarters. There Is
much work To do yet before getting
the Office ''in shape" SO that 1t will be
several weeks yet before we are lat
home".
Miss Helena Cayia and ID. McRae
are 10 be married on the 18th OF this
month. Miss Cayia is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Cayia and Mr..
McRae is an engineer on the &. x n.
w. well known here.
One week from next Monday even
ing Crystal Falls opera goers will
have chance To see the production
"Why Women Sin," which is being
played through the peninsula 10y a
very competent troupe.
ii. Z. Lucas and DR.. VIM. Cotton,
members OF the WOodenware company
from Escanaba, were In the city last
Thursday comforting with +. +. Lucas
concerning the affairs OF the company
Andrew j. Kresean returned from
Minnesota last Monday Mr.. kresean
had been working at Bull and says
that mining industry is booming up
there. However, he prefers Michigan.
Rumor says that May Roberts,
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Roberts, and former teacher in our
schools will be married Oct. 18th To
win Calyerly, also well known here.
Ole Oss will occupy the tine re-
sidence OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Brown
at Fortune Lake. The property Is
one of the finest in the county and is
very pleasantly located.
Captain j. $. Buddle moved his
family from the Columbia location
10 AmaSa. Mr.. Buddle is ian the en-
at the Michigan mine.
Jas. Flood has leased the Lachapele
corner and will open a confectionery
therein at once. Mr.. Flood was in
business there for several years and
was we'll liked.
The marriage OF Mr.. Daniel Boyle
and Miss Zephrina Thouin is an
nounced for the 18th inst Both
young people are well known residents
of this city.
CAME To My ENCLOSURE: \ red
heifer about II year old. Owner can
have her by paying charges and prov
ing property.
CHAs. PETERSON.
Poor Commissioner Greig, Of Iron
River. was I'm the city last Monday
comforting with hiScolleagues inregard
to the poor business OF the county.
II. NJ Pelham the well known Iron
Mountain attorney, was the only out
side lawyer present at the last session
Of the circuit court
Mrs. J. n. Margison went 10
Houghton 10 visit her relatives To-
day she viii remain there FOR a
couple OF weeks
Chas. torscth was FLORENCE WISH
tof yesterday, viii Bpsanko taking
| his place at tic Fair store during
his absence
Mr and Mrs. q. h. Fraser LETT SUM
day evening for Chicago where they
spent the week on pleasure and BUSH
mess bent