The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-20
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last Friday he failed 20 get any
partridge bnt did bag an owl which he
gave 70 Marsh Lindsay a. get mounted.
Mr. Lindsay brought the bird ny
stairs and laid il down in the hallway
and ia the morning Jas scahlon found
il and gave il 10 his boy who in turn
delivered II 20 his mother The lady
called 10 MIR. Scanlon asking him IL
il was a partridge and was told that il
was whereat she Immediately began "a
prepare the bird for Mr.. Scanlon I
supper when he got home from the
drill. Late in the afternoon Mr. Lind
nay while searching for his bird met
Mrs ;. and asked her II she saw his
owl lying about She replied that she
didn't, that the only bird she found
was partridge and az Mr.. 5. had told
her il was "A partridge she had cleaned
il and had IL baked for "Jim's sup
per
r. r Hollow. Ed Odd. and We editor
accompanied by Mrs Thoa Conlin.
Mrs Capt Nichols. Mrs Jos Keast'
Edna Harvey and Miss Msnde Hollow
left on Monday for Ludington
where the Grand Lodge |. q.
o. r. was in session, 70 which
the gentlemen Of the party were de-
legates- The ladies attended the As
sembly of the Rebekahs which was
held at the same time. They returned
on Friday and report having had a
most enjoyable time.
The funeral Of Anton Ranto was held
from the Finnish Lutheran church on
Monday last The funeral procession
was escorted 10 the cemetery by the
Knights Of Kaleva. an insurance or
ganization Of which the diseased was
y member. He was injured at the
Kimball mine about two months ago
and after remaining month nj the
hospital here he went 20 stay with
friends at lshpeming, where he died.
His death resulted from his injuries
in the mine.
Conductor Ward Of the q. a. n. w.
X. K. was observed standing aoout ON
the streets long time last Monday
afternoon. Our reporter wondered nc
such An unusual proceeding until he
happened 10 notice that he was carry
ing two wild DUCKS which he was tax.
ing no particular pains 70 conceal He
was too big man 70 approach with
the question Who d you buy em
or"
Miss Sadie Eldred il rapidly recover
ing from the injuries received in the
runaway she experienced little over
week ago. Since the accident her
place AZ teacher Of the school in the
Lind neighborhood has been supplied
by Miss lone Worden Of the Snafer
Mine location Miss Eldred expects 20
y, able 10 resume her school duties
next week
Mr.. f. r. Bergeron. telegraph
operator ut the ST. Paul depot was at
Charming on Tuesday and Wednesday
Of this week taking the train -des-
place during his absence at
Ontonagon attending the funeral Of
Miss Sadie Allen.
Mrs. Guy. v Hoard organized a
Junior Epworth League among the
little folks Of the Methodist church I
last Sunday, with "a membership OF 4
about thirty. the society will meet
AZ the church ON Sunday afternoons
Mr.. and Mira r. q. Hood were over
from Pentoga with their automobile
Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Hood holds
the record between that town and this.
having covered the distance in forty
five minutes
omer Agnew. the plucky backstop Of
last summers local team left on Fri
day for Minneapolis 81 enter college
Mr. Agnew has been working for X
Y. Slattery since the season ended and
has made many friends about here.
Mrs Herman Buenger left Sunday /
evening for Green Bay 10 attend the
wedding Of her brother. Clarence /
James. u that city winch took place
last Monday morning She returned I
on Friday.
Capt A. Biork left Thursday morn
ing Tor Chicago with mis- daughter
Miss Rose. where he has gone 20 con
suit an expert opticiau on his daughi-
srs account
Prosecuting attorney Cnas. n Wat
spn returned Wednesday from a trip 70
Chicago. While there he attended the
sox Cub games witnessing the final
aud decisive game.
The old Aberle barn Is 70 be gwen a
big overhauling and prepared for the
housing az the horses az the Finnish
a Swedish Cooperative Association
Mrs Keast Of Vulcan who has been
visiting her son Ernest Keast % the