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insurance organization. Meets the sd
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-21

$500 TO NEW York CITY AND
Return, plus 50, from Chicago. on
august 2sth and 18th, via the
Nickel Plate Road. with return
limit Of September 4th leaving New
York City Three trains daily, with
modern equipment. Individual Club
Meals ranging In price from s5
cents to 81. also a la carte and
midday luncheon SOC, served In
Nickel Plate dining cars. Call on
or address. John 7. Callahan, gem
sral agent No lot Adams street,
Chicago. "a u
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EXCURSION RATES,
SPECIAL SUMMER ToURIsrRA

SPECIAL SUMMER TOURIST RATES
From ,chiesgo to- Canadian and
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Plate Road. Tickets on sale August.
9th and 22d, at one fare plus 81 for
round-trip with 80 days limit, and
one fare plus $500 Il for the
M reservation Of sleeping-ear berths
and detailed information. write or.
( /. call on John Y. Callahan, general
j agent, 107 Adams street. Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-21

BISMARCK LODGE NO. 100. &NfFRrs Tsrsr
3 1st and Sd Tuesdays Ut Il. q. hi. n iai, ID -
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-21
. W'a'.ANTED-To RENT.

WANTED ~ e To rent Immediately, five
or six room cottage, or two or three
unfinished rooms. w. E. DeGraff.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WAlNTED-Girl for general house.
work. Mrs. r. II. Treacy. -
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WANTED-A cook and girl for sec
ond work. Mrs ]. Il. Marshall, 4tt
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25
SOME DELAY WILL OCCUR
In the Opening OF the CITY Schools Because
OF tho New Building.

Prof. Hill informs us that there will
probably be few days delay in the
opening Of the city schools this fall
owing TO the fact that IL looks now as
II 1t will be physical impossibility to
get all of the remaining work complet-
ed by September l.
The delay will not Le great. how
ever. and only the grades that will
occupy the new building will be effect
ed. The grades below the sixth will
occupy the old school buildings with
the exception Of the iron building) and
these rooms are all ready for their
grades now.
The teachers in all grades will be
required TO be on hand for the opening
day Of school as there is much work in
the line OF planning and preparing to
do. Probably the second week of
September will see work in all of the
grades and the hign school being done.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25
Ball Club Disbands.

Because there were no more worlds
10 conquer Alexander wept Because
there are no more baseball clubs to trim
up the Crystal Falls club had TO dis
band. Thus are the mighty fallen
After weeks trial in An endeavor
10 get game with some club that the
people would turn ont TO see play,
Manager Corcoran found IL impossible
10 play ball longer and disbanded the
team last Wednesday.
The team has had very successful
season as far as the winning of games
IL concerned but from financial
standpoint the game was far from being
as much OF a success as last year. The
failure Of the proposed Menmoinee
Range league to inaterialize killed the
interest In the game here and made
the maintaining OF team very ex-
pensive.
The locals had the best OF II over all
Of the teams played. winning three ont
Of FIVE with Iron Mountain and the
same proportion in the games played
with Escanaba. the only two teams
that were at all in the same class as
the locals
The hardest games were played with
the Oshkosh team one each OF which
went to each team and the third was
tie game of l3-innings.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25

Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Convention:
] thank You most heartily and sin.
cerely for this cordial greeting. | ap.
preciate more keenly than ! can find
words TO adequately express your kind
ness in thus rendering me for second
time unanimous denomination as youf
representative for the 18th district, or
Michigan in the congress OF the United
States. IL will be my endeavor 10
Justify your partislity, 80 far as can,
by continuing TO serve your interests
and that Of the country with at least
as great zeal as | have manifested in
the past, and | hope with greater
effect, owing 70 wider experience and
more intimate acquaintance with the
BUSINESS and mem bership Of the nouse
In the two years since met You last
in convention congress has dealt not
ungenerously with this district, In
some particulars thought IL should
have gone farther, but on the whole
| thinb it's appropriations have been
given with a prudent but not parsim-
onious hand Among these may
mention
For the improvement OF the soldiers
cemterey on Mackinac Island Al, 900
For a lighthouse at the Rock Of
Ages, on Isle Royale 1925. 900.
For public building at Escanaba,
$50, 900.
For public building at the 500 tin
addition 10 the sitel sl00. 0OO
For beginning an improvement Of
Manistique harbor s25. 900.
For the improvement Of 81 Mary >
river, nearly s2 600. 900.
To which should be ADDED the sums
appropriated for dredging out our har-
bors and keeping them in good condi-
tion. These matters Of local concern I
have mentioned not in any spirit OF
boastfulness but rather as part of re-
port which an agent owes TO his EN-
ployers.
OF course some of these improve.
notably that Of the ST. Mary 5
river are not for the benefit Of this dis.
trict exclusively The latter is a great
national work and is Of incalculable
value 10 the whole country. The inn
provement of Manistique harbor Is a
new work. and think most merit
orious one, ] have felt that Ontonagon
had not been quite fairly dealt with
20 far, but hope we can remedy this
in the future.
Two years ago the republican con-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25

derable Importance. viz the statehood,
Philippine tariff and free alcohol bills.
differed with the administration and
the republican leaders OF the house Of
representatives and feel that some
brief statement Of my reasons for so
doing IL due to this convention. These
reasons were fully given in the house
OF representatives as 10 the Philippine
and free alcohol bills
Arizona has less population than
New Mexico but it is nearly all
American. while the population Of
New Mexico is nearly all Mexican.
The representatives Of Arizona begged
congress not TO put them men Of our
own American birth and lineage. AS
they phrased il, under "greaser rule.
Thev were willing. they said. TO re-
main a territory for one hundred years,
but their hearts revolted at that un-
equal nnion felt then and feel now
that ID WAS not a square deal" !
have always believed that enforced
marriages are likely TO end in unhap-
piness and ultimate disaster What IL
true Of individuals Is equally true Of
states The republicans who opposed
the statehood bill in It's original form
felt that IL was the duty of Americans
10 forbid the banns that IL was unjust
q. $780,. s,f,t atataha.,I ,,Vnn rs.,na
and New Mexico without the consent
of both ! believe the country agreed
with us At all events congress finally
came 70 see IL our way. and the bill
as passed leaves it optional with either
territory TO reiect joint statehood and
remain territory still
believe that the insurgents. AZ they
were called in this matter performed
= distinct public service and contribut-
ed something's to the future welfare
and happiness Of these territories as
well AZ 20 the honor of the United
States.
AZ 10 the alcohol bill / will only say
that all were agreed that Il would
strike the wood alcohol business
crushing blow and greatly depreciate
the value Of every acre Of hardwood
land in Michigan. No one denied
that, and | received many protests
from this district against the passage
Of the bill from men who had invested
large sums in timber land and wood
alcohol plants. Again IL was conceded
by all that the bill would do no good
except 10 a few manufacturers unless
alcohol could be produced cheap enough
Continued on page Five
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25
A Cyclone.

Crystal Falls WAS struck by fairly
good sized cyclone last Monday after
noon and much damage was done. The
new Finn socialist hall, very large
affair on Sixth street, was totally de
molished The fronts were blown of
the Carlson saloon and the building in
which Frank McMullen lives A big
tree at the corner below the court
honse was blown down demolishing an
electric light pole and letting down
an arc light Much Of the city was in
darkness Monday evening because of
the damage 10 the wires.
What might have been the worst re
suit OF the storm occurred at the g. ~
N. w. yards. Almost all of the cars
were moved along on the sidings but
one car, standing on the middle siding,
was blown ont onto the main track
and taken down grade two miles TO
Railroad lake. A hurry-up call was
made for the switch engine which was
at the Monitor mine, and a record run
made TO catch the car. IL was found
and coupled onto and just got back into
the yards when an ore freight came
laundering along. Had the car not
been secured with the haste that il
was, terrible wreck would have oc-
Cured as it stopped at the foot of n big
grade and bad curve. The
brakes were set tight wen the car was
found.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25
CRYSTAL FALLS. MICHIGAN. AUGUST rs. 1905.

gressional convention Of this district
urge upon congress the early building
OF another lock az the 500. or the en-
largement Of the old one. Some pro-
gress has been made In impressing
upon congress the need Of this work,
but much remains 10 be done. The
beginning OF this improvement ! fear
is being too long delayed. and that be-
fore the necessary legislation car be
secured and the work completed the
growing needs Of our lake commerce
will have out-stripped our present
facilities
There is another matter about which
wish 10 speak TO You with great
frankness ! have believed that while
this district would demand from its
representative psinstaking grard and
care for local interests and rigid ad-
htrence TO the principles Of the re-
publican party. IL would be pleased TO
tolerate certain independence Of ac-
tion in him in regard 10 matters not
strictly political. nor OF direct local
concern. have acted freely upon his
princinle Upon three bills of consi-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25
TWO DRUNKEN FINNS
ENDANCER LIVES
RAN HORSE INTO GIRLS BUGGY
pURpOsELY.
the MISSES GAFfNEY VICTIMS
Were Thrown out OF Buggy and One
was Made Render Very Sick From
the Fright

Two drunken Firms came very near
committing a murder out on the
road last Friday evening. Misses Mary
and Lizzie Gsffney were the victims.
They were thrown from their buggy,
which was wrecked, and Miss Lizzie
Is seriously IN as result Of the
affair.
The two young ladies were driving
ont on the road between the city aud
the Dunn. On the return trip they
noticed two drunken Firms coming be-
hind them and they turned their horse
ont Of the road to let them go by.
The two fellows drove up 10 where the
girls were and stopped their horse,
refusing to pass. The girls started mp
their horse and the men followed them
on a walk. At last the girls came 10
the conclusion that the fellows didn't
intend 20 pass them so they started the
horse into trot.
AS soon as they did this the fellows
whipped thier horse into gallop and,
driving up beside them, turned right
into their rig 80 that the wheels were
locked. The buggy in which the girlf
were riding was overturned and they
were thrown out, the rig being badly
demolished The other rig was also
badly damaged.
H. J. McLaren came along just then
and put the girls into his rig and took
them home. The shock was such as to
greatly affect Miss Lizzie Gaffney. who
il not strong, and she was dangerously
III for several days after the affair.
The two fellows were captured and
At in jail oyer Sunday to await 4
airing.
They were arranged before Justice
Morrison. on Monday and fined 95 doI
lars each,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25
Picnic a Success.

The |. o. O. r. picnic at Cnicogan
lake ON the 10Th was a grand success.
l40 members Of the order and their
families participating in the event and
to get this large crowd out and back,
all Of the large conveyances in the city
were drawn on and about dozen OF
private rigs were used also. Trans
poration was furnished all members Of
the order and their families but all
their friends were welcomed 10 attend
the picnic and large number Of ont.
siders were along
The day was an ideal one. The rigs
began leaving the city shortly after
seven and IL was ten clock before all
were clear The road Is long one and
about two and one-half hours were
consumed in getting there.
The club house accommodations were
taxed 20 their utmost 10 take care Of
the crowd and many had to wait until
two clock before being served.
The time was spent in boat riding
and stroling about the woods until 80
wnen all assembled for the sporting
events.
In the tug-of war. team of thirty
men captained by Captain Carlson sue
ceeded in besting team OF ten men
managed by Bobt. Wilson but not until
Mr. Carlson had dislodged John
Klesges and stump from one end Of
the rope.
The boat race was pretty one Ed
Udd and Herman Buenger lead at the
finish with Mr.. Buenger n boat length
10 the good. The course lay across the
lake and back, from the boat house.
The races were run in front OF the
club house and were won by the fol-
lowing
Boys sack race Norman Larson
Mems sack race Mat Mctilone
Fat Mans race j. II. Jessen
Girls race Rose Miller
Special race Capt Carlson.
The Rebekah race was declared off
the ladies all being too tired 10 at-
tempt a measure OF strength
Following the races the home trip
was commenced and all were home by
eight O'Clock. a.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25
INNOCENT BOY WAS
BADLY WOUNDED
SHOT IN MELEE At MeERY- GO.
ROUND SATURDAY.
BY MAN RESISTING ARREST
Pulled Gun and Officer Pinned his Hands
Behind Him When Ne Shot an In
offensive Boy.

James Witty. young man about
ls-years Of age. was shot and badly
wounded at the merry -go-round last
Saturday night
Witty was the victim OF an Sin
nocent by-stander" shooting. He was
riding on the machine and. just as 1t
stopped TO let him of. fight was in
progress short distance away. He
walked mp TO SEQ what the trouble was
about when the report OF a gun was
heard and he fell with bullet in the
groins.
II seems that Pollock named Joe
Czesiul had been speculating in tickets
by buying "a for dollar and retailing
them at five cents straight. The jam
at the ticket stand made this trade
profitable but several of the young boys
took all OF the profit out of his sales by
passing bogus coins on him. One
young fellow had given him pool
check for quarter and when Czesiul
discovered this he went after the boy
and was chastizing him when the lad 8
chums came to his assistance and a
tight resulted. Constable Broad was
near by and he rushed up 10 stop the
fight. AS he drew near Czesiul pulled
gun 10 either shoot or intimidate
him. Broad grasped the fellow by the
two arms and pined them behind MIN
and was proceeding to take the gun
away from him when Czesiul pulled the
trigger with the result noted above
Witty was taken at once to the
hospital and an effort was made on
Sunday TO locate the bullet but 1t fail.
ed
Czesiul was taken 10 the county iai
10 await arraign ment.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25
SUBSCRIPTION sa.oo PER YEAR

Drill Is able TO present 10 it's readers
this week William J. Bryan's "In-
dividualism Versus Socialism,
masterly presentation of questions
which are claiming so much public at.
tention at the present time. This
article has appeared only in the high
class magazines and has attracted wide
attention and much favorable comment
from Mr.. Bryan's political opponents.
No student Of public questions OF the
day can afford to pass this article up
without reading 1t carefully. II will
be found In another column.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25
Pentoga Won.

The Pentoga base ball team, com
posed Of young men who make the
junior village OF Iron county their
nome, bested the base bali team from
Florence last Sunday by very de
cisive score
The count stood II for the Pentoga
fellows and O for the Florence boys
Florence had very good team and the
work OF the Pentoga boys is something
phenominal. There is base ball team
at Pentoga that is not TO be sneezed at
by any Of the amateur teams in this
neighborhood.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25

being then all in the township OF
Breitung. The men were sent up by
team and some Of them came home the
same day and some not until the next
week This was the election in which
a Republican candidate furnished
money 10 pay team hire from Vulcan
70 Quinnesec and perhaps furnished
small amount Of liquid refreshments
for the men who went up. and when
notes were compared after election 1t
was found that Capt Jerome Schwartz
of West Vulcan had supplied every
voter with a ballot for Hon. Peter
White Of Marquette. the Democrat OF
u. r. Democrats.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25
Grand Master Coming.

Brake J. Orr, grand master OF the
Odd Fellows OF Michigan, will visit the
local lodge on Monday evening.
Mr.. Orr is lawyer, prosecuting at
torney OF Bay county and prominent
through the state. He is ready
speaker and the local lodge has arrang.
ed for an open meeting next Monday
evening beginning at $50 when Mr..
Orr will deliver an address 20 the
members Of the order and their friends.
Following the address there will be
n social program.
Everyone invited 10 attend the adj
dress
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25
RACE TRACK AGAIN
cystal Falls Horsemen Decide 10 Repair
Track and Have Meet

Crystal Falls horsemen are determin-
ed 70 have races In this city in the
near future and to that end an attempt
will pe made very shortly TO fix mp the
Did course and hold fall race meet
ing. II. ]. McLaren and Fred Riendl
are the main pushers in the movement
enthusiastically supported by Robert
Munns John Ham. He'll Buenger,
Alfonso Charron and several others.
One Of the number stated TO Dia-
mond Drill reporter last week that the
horsemen have fully determined TO go
ahead and make the repairs on the
track and that the work will probably
start next week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25
ACCEPTANCE SPEECH
OF H. 0. YOUNG
WHEN NOTIFIED or MS RE-NoMINA.
WON FOR CONGRESS.
ONE OF HIS BEST EFFORTS
Csnvsad Carefully his Work in Con
gss and Explains HIS Position on
all Matters.

In accepting the nomination for
Congress. for tho third time. at Iron
Mountain last week Mr. Young made
the following speech which is good
enough TO be reproduced in its entirety
Mr.. Young always says the right thing
and says IL well
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25
Schwartz Fooled 'em.

Hon. j. b. knight telling some re-
miniscences Of early days In Norway
has the following about Crystal
Falls Citizen
In the Fall of this year lis7s) there
was an election and everybody had TO
90 10 Quinnesec 10 vote, this territory
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-25

Mrs ID. +. Stevens and daughters,
Annie and Bessie OF Madison, Via are
visiting with Mrs. Stevens son, DR..
Stevens this week.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-04
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