The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15

date Of their annual gathering. 10 b
held at the 500 on Midsummer day
changed. The date now set conflict
with the commencement exercises o
the schools. not only In that city, bu
throughout the upper peninsula. Mem
bers Of some OF the degree teams who
will be- in the competition drills are
interested in the commandments and
, will be unable TO attend Midsummer
day.
VIM. Burke came no from North
Freedom last week and is visiting
with Mrs. Thos. Corbett. at the Mans
field Mr.. Burke has had trusted posi-
lions az the Illinois mine FOR "A number
of years He likes the country down
there but thinks this country prefer
able for miners.
County Clerk Wall went 10 Menom
inee last Saturday evening 70 visit his
niece. Miss Dorothy Gressel. who was
reported very sick. He returned on
Monday and Tuesday morning got "A
message saying that the young lady
had died that morning at O'Clock.
Timothy Curran left yesterday for
1 Crystal Falls. where he will fire the
engine which pulls the Chicago *
North Western passenger train between
that city and Powers John Ward,
formerly of this city, is the conductor
-Negaunee Dept. Mining Journal.
Mrs. l.. f. Johnson and son john ar
rived in Crystal Falls last Sunday
morning and are AT the home ~ Mrs
Johnson's daughter Mrs b C.
Waters, this week. The johnson fam
ily will make Crystal Falls their home
again
The poor commissioners. at their
last meeting, decided ia purchase two
wooden legs for Andrew Coleman who
has been at the poor house for mum
Der Of years. He had both feet frozen
several years ago necessitating ampu-
tation above the knee.
VIM. Rogers, conductor on the Crys-
tai Fall Powers run. will move his
family 70 Crystal Falls and occupy the
Fisher house on Fourth street. Mr..
Rogers has made his home at Escana
ba for many years
p. Landfeld a Son, leading jewellers.
Herman and VIM. Holmes, Jr re-
turned last Saturday from their trip
through the South. They were quite
favorably impressed with the timber
resources of that country.
Name Wakkuri, Finlander who
came here recently i'm demented con-
dition, was sent back to the old coun-
try 10y the authorities during the
week He will be taken to New York
10y Poor Commissi oner Erikson.
Mrs. d. H. Margison was called to
Chicago last Wednesday 10y an urgent
message announcing the severe illness
Of her daughter, Maud.
Captain Frangquist of the Bristol
IN inc had an attack of the Grippe that
laid him up for several DAYS but he is
about again.
Mrs Carlson and Mrs. Chris. John
son. Of Florence. were visitors at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe. Leonard
during the week.
Mrs. p. f. Dunn will leave next
week for Milwaukee with her daugh
ter Edith TO have some optical work
done for the latter.
The wages of the section men en the
g. x NV railroad wers increased To
81 30 per day, TO take effect ON April
LIST.
Victor Johnson is back at work in
the ST. Paul round house after spend
ing the greater part of the winter at
Ontonagon.
The Brindelson building, next to
John Moberg place in being repaired
to being opened for 81
loon
Next week is vacation week in the
Crystal Falls schools and almost all #
the teachers have gone 10 their homes
A. Mendelson got in fine new lot
of glass counters for his store last Fri
day
John Attic will open mp saloon
in the old Jenkins building after the
first of May.
LOST a pocket book in post Office
Book contained $40 bill, receipt
for S2l a receipt for $50. G3 piano
contract los Dan Dewey upon which
SO wer1 paid Was lost Tuesday
afternoon 10y superintendent Of poor
farm. Finder can get reward by re-
turning
Sweet Cream at Floods.