The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-03
An0S0 Notes.

The board Of education concluded
deal with Sam Kahama during the
week BY which the KahAma residence
property becomes the property Of ths
school district The HOUSE viii b keptI
for the use Of the teachers In the town
ship schools This move was made ne
cessary by the difficulty encountered
by teachers In getting boarding places
and Is hoped 10 obviste that trouble In
the future. II has been found nearly |
impossible for teachers to get living
accommodations In Amasa In the past.
The Hemlock shovel finished loading |
the stockpile last Wednesday noon and
was at once packed mp and shipped out
to the Gogebic range where IL will be
put at work on the Mixado pile. The
crew expects 10 be at the Miksdo about
twice as long as they were here as
there are 90. 00) tons of ore In stock up
there against about 80. 900 here. Had
the car supply been up to demand the
Hemlock pile would not have lasted as
long as IL did.
Mr.. Marks caught an urchin stealing
tobacco from his store one day this
week and handed the boy over to Mar
shall Leonard who locked him up but
later on released him on promise from
the father Of the boy to keep him out
of mischief hereafter.
Miss Margaret Schroeder. one Of
Crystal Falls bright young ladies', has
been engaged to take charge OF the first
grade in our schools She comes very
highly recommended by the faculty Of
the Marquette Normal
Frank Steddick came up from
Florence last Tuesday and returned ON
the next train. Mr.. Steddick reports
his hay crop as being very good. He
has four men at work for him down
there.
Miss Lottie Justified came mp from
Crystal Falls to make preparations for
her coming school work. She has
charge OF the library and has IL nicely
CLASSIFIED ana cataloged.
John Nelson and Werner wern Of
Crystal Falls have opened saloon in
the PauluKuhn building. They opened
their doors last today, This makes
five saloons for Amasa.
Mrs. Oaklund Is expected to arrive
mere next week from Dunbar. Wis. and
the family will go TO house keeping as
soon as their goods arrive.
] Werner Wern came up from the Falls
yesterday to make arrangements for
! opening the new saloon in the Paulu-
| kuhn building
Mr. l.. Marks, our enterprising mer-
: chant, was down to the Falls on bust
ness last Wednesday.
Isaac Lupa has returned to Amasa
and is again employed in the II. f..
Christensen store.
Mrs Frank Steddick went 10
Florence to join her husband over Sun
day at their farm.
Another diamond drill was shipped
away during the week 10 other parts OF
a the county.
9 Miss Easterberg Of Norway is thu
3 guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Wedberp
Q this week.
Mrs. Battye who has been visiting al
Abe ellis returned 10 QuiDnesec yes
terday.
! Mrs Emil Brusseau eft yesterday
for visit with relatives at Neenah
Wis.
Mrs. u. Brusseau is visiting hei
! daughter Mrs Dienberg, at Pensaukee,
!. Township CLERK Albert Drake was
4 visitor Mt Crystal Falls this week.
Q DR.. McMurchie returned from hi
/ visit 10 Canada during the week.
Geo. Promo is entertaining u friend
a Mr.. Mitchell from Milwaukee.
Y Mr.. Paulukuhn moved into th'
! Bloomquist building yesterday.
u Barber Wanted Inquire OF Albin'
. Moser Amasa, Mich.
l.. Marks is hustling work on hi
> new meat 1arket
Albert Drake is at the Mansfield mine
: for short time
n IL flows like electricity through youi
viens ID does the work. II you an,
n wasting away. take HOLSTERS Rocky
i Mountain Tea. 35 cents Tea Of
n Tablets,
4 n. q. Christensen.
i. Amasa
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