The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-17

received In here Monday Judge John
w. Stone. of this judicial circuit win
leave his home ut Marquette on Satur-
day for = visit OF three weeks ut
different points In the south. He will
return north in timo for the April term
Of court which opens in Dickinson
county on April and which will b
followed one week later by the opsn-
ing OF the regular spring term Of court
In Delta county.
The Japanese carnival which was TO
be held at the opera house on March
i7tn will not take place a. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. ID. Smith did not come 10
drill the young people of the Guardian
Angels church. The ladies will give
instead muiscal social and serve re-
freshments at the Diamond Drill hall
on st. Patrick 9 day in the evening at
5 o cock.
Hon. NJ. II. Moriarty donated a
beautiful $500 gothic main altar built
OF the best kiln dried butternut. finish
ed in natural rich cathedral
finish and decorated in genuine gold
leaf. The decorations are exclusively OF
hand carving. The altar is built by
Hamwangevin- Weickhardt Co. altar
builders OF Milwaukee and will be set
in the church with two side
affairs before Faster.
A country newspaper speaks Of a
man who always paid for his paper
year in advance. AS a reward he was
never sick in his life, never had "A
corn on his toes. or toothache, his
potatoes never rot. the frost never kills
his pears his babies never cry at
night, his wife never scolds. and he
has succeeded in serving three terms
on the school board without being
criticized.
Ed. Bregger returned from his
Chicago visit last Tuesday. While on
the way down he met gentleman
from Hibbing who told him that A.
Keller, is doing well In the Mseabi
metropolis He IL in the saloon busi-
ness there. has one OF the best stands
in the city and IL coming money
Because OF the inability Of like"
Oswald TO get away to assist with the
checking up of the city looks Frank
W. Cole has been secured to assist Mr..
McGee. They took possession of the
books last Wednesday morning and
will have statement for publication
next week
Conductor Murray and his crew bad
hard time of it on the Dunn mine
branch on Thursday They started in.
were derailed and ont all night. An
engine was sent in the following day
to pull out the cars that they had and
bring the engine back TO town
An elderly man named John Smith
died at tho poor house Thursday. He
collapsed sunday az he was attempting
to ascend the stairs and didn regain
control Of himself again. He lived
with DIR. Metcalf years ago and was
well known in the city.
The new houses at the Tobn mine
show up in grand style and make the
location loom MP like a new village
out west Of the city All Of the new
houses have hip gables that give them
a Unique appearance.
A letter FROM Mayor Crocoran. re-.
ctived by JAS. J. Gafrney, states that
Mr. Corcoran is now az Tucson,
Arizona. visiting with @. T. Roberts
He expects to be- back homo about the
first Of the month.
Domnick Notes arrived home from
his visit 10 his old home in Tryol last
Wednesday. Mr.. Notes spent three
months in the old country visiting old
friends aud old scenes and says that
the visit did him worlds Of good
Corrigan, Mckinney q Co. have
purchased on long term lease the
timber on the lands of the sheldon
Estate Just west of the city and it is
quite certain that this land mark will
son be- removed
Miss Mollie Gibson came down from
Amasa last Thursday evening and is
at the 0dgers home. She has quite
completely recovered from her recent
illness and is taking a rest.
Herman Buenger received word
Wednesday that son had been born
10 Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Buenger ut
Munising. on Modnay Mr.. VIM
Buenger Is quite well known here.
VIM. Anderson. who has been whit
ering il up In the vicinity Of Elmwood
returned to Crystal Falls ON Tuesday
ana will soOn resume work at his
trade, that OF cigar maker.
Paul Schook was business visitor
at Iron River Thursday. Mr. Schook
has much landed interest on the west
side OF the county.