The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-06-25

The citizens Of Stambaugh should
certainly feel proud OF their schools
and the fact that so many OF their
boys and girls remain long enough TO
pass out with such a splendid record,
which means better men and women.
Next week two OF her young men, Jas.
Krouser and Bert Anderson viii
graduate from our State University,
and will go forth i'm the world better
ADLER TO fight life's battles, while sever
al others are doing excellent work in
the Ferris Industrial SHOOT. This GER
tainly speaks well for the township
and it's schools. Let the good work
continue. Reporter
The Diamond Drill is i'm receipt OF
Vol. " of the Copper Hand Book,
compiled and published 10y the mining
authority, Horace j. Stevens, OF
Hought0n, Mich. The work contains
vast amount of matter relating to
the copper mining industry, and is
the best reference book on the subject
In existence. Almost any sort Of in
formation can be had from its nearly
500 pages OF subject matter. Anyone
who is at all interested in the copper
mining industry will find the Copper
Hand Book good investment.
The Niagara base ball team viii be
here Tor a game tomorrow.
The Niagara team comes
with the understanding that they
have the privilege OF picking up play
ers all over the range so Is to
strengthen up their team and make
an interesting game. The boys play
a fairly good game themselves and,
with the addition that they will make
to their team from the surrounding
towns, ought to be in shape TO hustle
the locals.
A number of Crystal Falls masonS
went to Marquette last Wednesday TO
take part in the Shrine meeting which
was held there. Among others were
Jno. Erikson, r.. III. Darling, VIM.
Textbook, Herman Holmes, A. l..
Flewelling w. J. Richards, +. w Cole,
Ira Odgers and j. S. Jacka.
II. b. Webb was at Norway last
Monday attending a meeting OF the
Wolverine Western mining com
pany, corporation OF which he is a
director. He states that the affairs
OF the company are in first class shape
and that the outlook at the mine is
A /.
The l. o. o. +. have decided to give
a picnic for its members instead OF the
usual installation blowout. The
affair will probably take place at
Chicagon lake during July and the
Iron River lodge will have an invita-
ton to join in the picnic.
Isaac w. Byers and r.. Oshinskey
we're over from Iron River last
Wednesday, They were making ar
for the fourth at Iron
River and say that it will be one Of
he biggest events in the history OF
he place.
The Diamond Drill is I'm receipt OF
m invitation to be present at the sill
Ter wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
Yrs. Chas. Otto at Iron River. The
took place last night and
vas an exceedingly pleasant affair.
G. II. Brown is agent for the ma
hine which moulds the cement stone.
anyone desiring to purchase a ma
hine can find out terms and condi-
ions from him.
The steam shovel started operations
! the st. Paul pit last Thursday
forming and will continue operations
here during the summer.
For first class pianos and organs, CAL
Dan Dewey's Music Store opposite
lockwood Hotel.
Vincent Hams went TO lower Michi- ,
an last "Wednesday TO remain during
acation.
Mrs. Thos. Conlin and children left |
thursday evening for a visit with 5
elatives in lower Wisconsin.
For SALE;-My building with entire
for 81, 800. Inquire of S. !
'houin.