The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-15

From the Iron -stambaugh
Reporterl
STAMBAUGH SHORT NOTES.
Victor Jiryineu OF Crystal Falls has
opened shoe repair shop in the rear
OF Notes saloon, formerly occupied by
w. Goodhall as a barber shop.
John Wall and famiIy OF Crystal Falls
visited under the parental roof Sunday.
Adolph Westman OF Crystal Falls
spent Sunday here with relatives.
The Finnish Temperance society OF
Iron county will meet at the home of
Herman Hendrickson. in the Dober
location. next Sunday. There will be
delegates present from Amasa and
Crystal Falls
IRON RIVER SHORT NOTES.
Base ball is all tine talk now days.
Every afternoon and evening next
week there will be practicing on the
grounds and every player is requested
10 be present.
For the first time in several years
the Iron River high school will gradu-
ate class. The members of the class
are. Pearl Windsor. Josephine Morri-
son. Eunice Purcell. Lillian Flanagan,
Anna Macdonald, Peter Meyers. Peter
Diederichs and Raymond Mahon. The
baccalaureate address will be delivered
by Rev. Father Lenhart. II will take
place ON Sunday afternoon June 18th.
in assembly hall, in the high school
building
The village council has again taken
IN the garbage and COW questions and
will endeavor 10 abate both these
nuisances The running at large of
horses and pigs win also be prohibited.
r. l.. Boyington has let the contract
10 put in plate glass front in the
Boyington house to L. Gonhue a. Go.
The work will be commenced at once
and it is expected TO have it completed
by the first of July.
Otis Thurman of Green Bay arrived
here this week and Is employed in w.
F. Moodys barber shop Mr.. Thur
man is base ball enthusiast and a
pitcher OF considerable note. He will
do the twirling for the local team.
: c. w. Youngs. general manager OF
the Huron Iron Mining company. re-
turned here Tuesday from a layoif two
months, part Of which time he spent
in the Mountains Of Pennsylvania tax
ing needed rest, lie reports himself
a. feeling considerable better than
when he left here several months ago.
NJ 4. Sullivan has torn no the old
wooden sidewalk which has been doing
duty in front OF the Commercial house
for many years and viii replace II with
"a new cement walk, which will also
extend along the east side of the build
ing Mr.. Sullivan will also build a
new walk around his residence pro-
pertv, corner of Second and Adams
streets Both these walks are certainly
needed and will be great improve.
ment TO the property
Carl Anderson and Hugh Cunning
were over from Crystal Falls last Sun
day
r. H. slsttery, Miss slattery, and
cousin, Miss Sullivan, Of Seattle
Washington, visited Crystal Falls on
Tuesday.
The grocery merchants have signed
an agreement 70 close their places Of
business hereafter at eight O'Clock each
night except Saturdays. This Is
move in the right direction and should
have been done years ago. Now let the
clothing and other merchants do like
wise.
A few days ago Postmaster Bsrnum
received notice from the postotfice de-
partmsnt that, beginning July LIST. his
salary would be 81. 500, a raise OF $500
over mis- present salary. The salary OF
the postmaster at Crystal Falls has
been raised 10 I 900. which is only q