The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-02-13
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Ed. udd has been working for pr,
Kimball for couple OF weeks tinish-
ling OIL the Doctors den" up on the
/ Paint river. When completed IL viii
be one OF the most unique and Hastily
arranged dwelling quarters In the
county. A large fireplace that viii
take in saw log is one Of the princi-
pal features OF the building. Furs,
rugs, and specimens Of all kinds adorn
the walls. 1t is a room that the Doc
tor may we'll be proud OF and worth
going quite a ways 20 see.
The Woodmen received notice from
the head camp that the major portion
OF the supplies lost in the recent fire
will be furnished them free by the
head camp, which will be "A pleasing
bit of intelligence TO local Woodmen.
/ The clerk also states that not one
member dropped out as a result OF the
recent raise in rates which shows that
local members are satisfied that the
increase is good thing.
Chas f. Lawrence will begin work
at once on the repairing Of the old
house and other buildings on Glidden
point, Chlcagon lake. Mr. Lawrence
visited the place this week and made
arrangements for the work He will
move his fgmily to the lake next sum
mer TO spend the hot months OF the
year and a more delightful spot is
hard to find.
j. G. Wilkinson received message
from Mrs. Wilkinson Monday forenoon
saying that her father, NJ. G. Nelson,
had died that morning. In a subSe-
quent letter she stated that her
mother, whose physical condition was
poor at the time of her fathers death,
was failing fast and that the doctors
held out no hopes.
Crystal Falls Chapter No. 1919, Il. a.
/ NJ. will give a reception and ball on
the evening OF Feb. 10th in honor Of
NJ. b. MCGEE, whose recent elevation
TO the Office Of Grand High Priest Of
Michigan was noted in these columns
recently The affair will be one Of the
best Of Masonic parties.
Prof. Murtaugh exhibited the prizes
which he intends giving at his mas
querade in our sanctum this week and
we can assure our readers that they
are worth trying for. A beautiful
lady's gold watch, a gentleman'S watch
and gold pen were among those we
saw.
The Rebekah Lodge will give an
other 10-cent social on next Wednes-
day evening at the home Of Mrs. Thos.
Conlin, the proceeds of the affair TO 90
towards buying new outfit 10 take
the place Of the one lost i'm the fire.
Everyone invited.
The adjustment Of the insurance ON
The Diamond Drill building and plant
was accomplished last Tuesday. Mr.
+. A. Medbury of Milwaukee, repre-
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was satisfactory to degree.
VIM. ChafTee was advised last Satur-
day that there is not room at the sol
diers' home for him at the present
time and that they will not be able to
give him accommodations there until
about the first of April.
The Odd Fellows havereceiyed notice
that r. w. Cole has been appointed
TO adjust their loss. This lodge had
800 upon its property all Of which
was destroyed They had material
valued at 1850
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mitchell were In
from their Sagola camp last Tuesday.
Mr. Mitchell says that last Monday
was the hardest day on men and teams
in the woods that he ever remembers
OF.
A party OF CRYSTAL Falls school
teachers drove TO John Dawson's camp
on the lower Michigamme last Satur-
day for days outing and report hav-
ing had pleasant time.
Ray KimbaIl has been very sick for
the past two weeks. Last Wednesday
he suffered relapse that confined him
TO his bed for several days
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