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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-25
4maso News.

Amasa camping club has discontin-
ued their regular fishing trips for this
season as it Is getting quite cold and
on the last trip one Of the boys claims
he froze his nose. Now. the boys wish
TO tell how any one may have good
luck in fishing, from their own exper.
fence which was on their first trip.
Put lot of rocks at the bottom OF
your lunch bags. After leaving their
order for supper at the Hematite Mer.
camille Co. Store the bows left and re.
turned finding their lunch bags all
ready for their trip. Arriving at their
camping place they were tired and
opened the sacks and found about 80
pounds of stone therein which tricky
clerk ad.put there, Now, you see af-
ter carrying the heavy load 50 far II
made them tired and they rested well
in the swamp along side of little fire.
IL also gave them snch an appetite and
seeing so much OF their lunch waI
hard they had nv 60 after the fish
Another thing those rocks made good
weapons against the villa animals
which had them pretty well scared
We would not mention any name,
but tor any information ask. jim
Hughes, Andrew Uren. Otto SCHNEIDER.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-25

vice. president; Thomas Monombo. PEN
toga. secretary and treasurer. The
company has recently taken over the
property at McGoverns. including the
mill and Its contents. and win get In
shape for active operations In the near
future. We understand the company
is negotiating for another proposition.
which we may DO able to refer to next
week. At present however no definite
arrangements have yet been decided
on. The company has ample capital
and will no doubt be heard from later
on. s
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-25

Mr.. Fred Bedard has moved his fam
lily back TO Metropolitan where the
mines are going TO start work again al
the hrst OF the month.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dixon left for
Metropolitan last Wednesday where
they hope to reside In the future.
Now Is the time TO make your selsc-
tion OF winter goods as Mr.. Oakland
OF the Hematite Nero. Co store went
to Minneapolis MINI. and returned
with .such large stock that there IL
hardly passage room through the dry
goods depai tment. People are--certain-
ly taking notice Of 1t and there..are fast
disappearing.
Mr.. Barlow. agent for Carpenter
Cook Co. was an Amasa visitor last
Thursday.
Mr.. Oleson. agent for Johnston
Cracker Co. was an Amasa visitor last
Thursday.
Miss Violet Stone of South Milwau-
kee is in town visiting ner sister Mrs.
VIM. Langnese.
Mr.. Geo. Promo left for Milwaukee
last "wednesday. night.on.business.
Last Sunday .Amasa was a crooked
town. Two crooked umpires umpired
crooked game played by two crooked
teams and score was kept by a crooked
score keeper. The married men and
single men played for purse of $40
and the married men got trimmed to
the tune of 10 TO and the sin giles car
ried the day but as yet have seen none
Of their prize.
Mr.. Joseph Beeiac was a Crystal
Falls visitor last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Liberty and
Mr.. and Mrs Christ Rowe drove TO
Crystal Falls last Saturday afternoon
to take iu the show at that place.
Mr.. Chas. W. Hughes and son Thorn
as were visiting relatives at Quinnesec
over Sunday.
Mr. Ellsworth Martin was Crystal
Falls visitor last Saturday.
Who ate the chicken stewf
Mr.. Napoleon Liberty was Crystal
Falls visitor over Sunday
Miss Maud jacobson returned last
Monday from Crystal Falls visit.
Mr.. Alfred HilIson was Crystal
Falls visitor over Sunday.
Going home one night lately one OF
the young ladies had a little adventure
She was "afraid TO go home In the
dark, " and started TO run. She STUN
bled on COW and the COW being frigh'
tened got up and began TO run with
the young lady on her back. How did
the ride go, Helenr
The polish people had great time
the fore part of the week, wnen Mr..
Jacob Jacobiniski and Miss Angelina
Galy were united in marriage by Rev
Kunes of Crystal Falls.
DIR. and Mrs. VIM. McBurney AND
daughter Jean OF Stambaugh .wer'
Amasa visitors last Tuesday in theil
auto.
In drunken brawl last Sunday
night at about ten o'clock, Gust Mat
son. Swede Finn got hit on the fore
head with a'bottle and was badly cut
Nj. Henry Davy made business
trip TO Metropolitan the fore part Of
the week
Mr.. Martin Dahlgren and Herbert
Benson OF Iron River were In Amass
last Sunday visiting friends and rela
tives
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-25
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A number OF the former high school
students visited school last Friday AZ.
ternoon during music period.
Mr.. Butterfield has been taking the
physical measurements OF the boys pre-
paratory'to their WORK in the gymnas-
ium. which will be..started little later
In the semester.
Miss Helen Nyrgen has gone 10 Iron
River TO live with her sister.
The Office has received numerous
visitors the past two weeks, most OF
whom were DESTROYS OF getting their
credits In order 10 attend some higher
educational Institution.
The program given last Friday altar
noon during the music..period was most
thorouhgly enjoyed by all who heard
IT, The piano and violin solos by
Misses Alice Brann and Bert Erikson
were well executed sand received muob
applause Miss Flanagan rendered
The Dying Swan" and Loves
caprice, with her usual artistic skilI
Inc pupils were all anxious TO hear
Miss Vandewater ana they were char.
med by her songs Kate Vanpab's
Lullaby and when the Heart IL
Young" She responded to their very
hearty /. applause by singing "The
China DOLL
Inc Boys Lyceum held their regu.
lar meeting Wednesday evening A re-.
vised constitution was adopted and.the
officers for the year elected. Two fea-
lures OF Importance in the constitution
are the commission of any initiation
and the provision for a half hour's
study Of public speaking under the
direction of the instructor in charge
The following are the officers Presi-
uent Joe Leonard vice president. Ed.
ole Burling; secretary and treasurer.
George Leonard.
MISS Naomi Johnson, 90 has entered
one OF Wisconsin's State Normal..
which is located near Ashland.
Hazel Is very much Interested in
Peary's exploits Ask for his eskimo
name, she knows It.
Inc Girls Reading Club beld their
nrst meeting last Friday afternoon and
ne following officers were elected
President. Rose Biork vice presidents
winnie Larson and Hazel Parks sec.
retaries, Grace Wilson and seRrid
Stolberg.
Crystal Falls High School will be
represented at the Marquette Normal
School this year by the following new
student Miss Ellen Cayia, 'O7 Misses
Edna Wehse and Francis Riordau
both 90.
Ruth Darling returned from Milwau.
kee last week and entered school Mon.
day morning
Mildred Justified spelled down,
the Sixth A grade this week.
Misses Ellen and Jennie Cayia visit.
cd the schools Thursday.
Miss Fraser visited the Marinette
schools Thursday and Friday OF this
week
! vivian Scadden Is absent on account
OF sickness in her home.
Does Miss vandewater like apples,
Ask Casper
Miss Myrtle Erikson, Oo, left Fri
day evening for Evanston. ILL.,, where
she will enter the Northwestern I'm
iversity. Miss Fannie Dawson left at
: the same time for Ypsilanti where she
will enter the Michigan State Normal
College
Sam Ham and Roy and Jessie JacKa
are absent this week because OF the
death OF their grandmother, Mrs.
Bennett,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-25
rss Gas, Laxative for Children.

Parents shoId see 20 Il that ther Children hhve on
natural, easy movement. OF the bowels eacn day
DO not dose The child vita salt, o. gripping ellis a,
they are too powerful Ia effect, aud itsrally teal
thcir little inaices Q pieces 'eavirE tie bowels
weakened Rnd less able g. aet LAur"iy than before
the bowels. aud sam11ls AL the 6ttic organs "a
healthy aefl~ifr. vtc c~nfPd 'sliets. easy u
take. Dcge- efi 70 irFclca. o. zoe ard 4l.cl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-25
Board Of Supervisors.
September nth. 1909.

ocPecmSok AA~As a~e"s
Meeting of the board OF Supervisors
OF Iron County. Michigan. held In the
supervisors room in the court house
in the city of Crystal Falls. this llth
day OF Septem Der. A. ID. 1909.
The meeting was called to order by
w. j. Richards, chairman, with all
members present.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The auditing committee made their
ranort to the hoard "a follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-25
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A special trail bottle Of the oil OF
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Ten years of success with this mild,
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has convinced us. and we hope you
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that you wi be convinced.
W. Fl. Rezin-Tbe Corner Drug Store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-25
Ladies Handsomely
Tailored Suits
$40, $3.50, AND SIS

For the early fall showing have made
these three numbers as special leaders. In tailor
ing, fnish style, fit and quality you have never
seen their equal and they just little different
to raise them high above the average suits that
you would be asked from to 800 more at other
places. You have your choosing from long
range of colors in navy, grey, green, raisin and
black
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-25
In Better Grade Suits.

Our early fall showing was never SO complete as
it is this great variety of new materials
and models of great beauty that represent the sea-
sons correct styles from the foremost style lead
ers Every touch of beauty and workmanship has
been brought out making the offering an unusually
intar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19
SCARCITY OF ACTORS.

There is q dearth OF actors, cries prominent
manager II this may be taken 20 mean a scarcity
% men who have been accustomed 70 appear On
Tie stage doing whatever they were told to do. no
matter how poorly they may have been fitted for
their parts. the public can be congratulated II
ne manager means that there is a scarcity OF men
who can act men who have been trained in their
srt-in other words, actors who are artists-he
announces news. Long has the scarcity been
apparent 20 other persons than managers IL Is
tHszing that managers should al last discover
tne condition. Heretofore IL has been easy 10 cast
says IN the foundry, OF make them up with sticks
Hom the woodward. Is a change impending?
.fopaby not. popular play Is 20 be sent around
ne country with several companies IN charge OF
= And what the manager means is that he can
- easily ind 80 many players for certain parts
asy are Otherwise engaged-by himself and his
.oAAtss and competitors. lie has the rights
- me world" Will he "route' Mars next?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19

keys in a farce. "a Might IN a Monkey Music Hail.
ard Melville and Higgins. comedy singers and
takers
EDEN MUSEE-Heroes OF the World. IN wax
are on exhibition here Gypsy music charms the
bellies and their SWANS. EfHgies of the Wright
brothers, Kings OF the Air" are shown.
HANMERSTEIN'S VICTORIA-It tennis actors
ana others To enter vaudeville Nora Bayes and
Jack NorwOrth latterIy Of THE FolIIes OF 1903"
viii appear there this week Other entertainers are
The Waterbury Brothers and Tenuy formerly OF
George Evans's Honey Boy Mnstrels'' Oracle
Emmett and company. In u comedy sEt Mrs Muir
phys Second Husband; LOney Haskell. the mono
logist; Ryan and White. dancers: THE Three Dolce
Sisters" singers and dancers. and Eva Raymond
wire performer. The Sunday concerts are good OF
their kind
IMPROVEMENTS wonderful perform
ance In New York. Gigantic but beautiful and
far refined" than some of the pretentious
plays at the theatres.
KEITH & PROCTORS.-Nelle Brewster heads
the list in Gus Edwards's might Birds" new
sketch. The forty Boston Fadettes" will play
operate and popular airs. Albert Wheean. an Aus
tralian. and one Harry Lauder-not THE" Harry
will sing, whistle and shuttle. Others on the bill
Thora. a ventriloquist: Violet Black in a
Burke. In comic presentations: the Dagwen Sisters,
sharpshOoter
PLAZA MUSIC HALL.--An evenings 'vaude-
vie." led by Pauline n hypnotIst anteratvely
characterized as 1.-THE Mysther of MuIttudes."
Some of the other attractions arc Daphne Pollock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19

tonians. Ralph Marin. English actor. Will make
his first appearance here. viii William CASTOR
and James Diamond, comedians; the Misses Anna
Wheaton. Edith Ethel Mcbride Marion Wynne.
Maitland Davies and others. Victor Herbert viii
conduct the augmented orchestra the opening
night.
KNlCKERBOCKER-"T Dollar Princess
Played as well as can DO by Donald Brian. +.
Pope Stamper VIII West. Valn Vail. Adrienne
Augarde. Louie Pounds and others. In this case
the play is the thing but the players are. And
some OF them can sing. which is an advantage IN
musical comedy. AS FOR Valli Vail, this Is the
best performance she has given in New York.
LYRIC-"The Chocolate Soldier This is Ber-
nard Shaw's Arms and the Man" adapted for
players who sing and dance. II was made
in Germany and Is arranged for the Amerl-
can stage. In the of it's international COM
plications II has lost the Shavian flavor But that
was be expected. Bernard Shaw sung and
danced is droIer than ne meant to be. Nevcrthe-
less. there is ls text and there are catchy songs
and dainty dances; that folks who fond OF
opera comque" and a majority OF the popula-
ton to be. will pass pleasant evening here.
NEW AMSTERDAM-"Th Love Cure."-This
had 10 be amusing II for other reason than
that Oliver Herford adapted 1.-THE book" II is
tuneful. as "a musical romance" has right to be.
and il is likely to last awhile. The great attrac-
ton here Is Elgie Bowen, who at the first per-
Torrance sang herself into New York's heart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19
MUSICAL PLAYS.

BROADWAY-"The Midnight sons'-Its melo-
dies already popular on the mechanical piano
players.
CASINO Havana. Tho last week James
Powers and tho company start next week tour
OF the country. Sam Bernard. with The Girl and
the Wizard" viii succeed them at the Casino
week from tomorrow
CIRCLE-''McIntyro and Heath IN Hayti."-Thls
IS a cure FOR dyspcpucs. hearty laughs being aids
20 digestion.
HERALD scUARE-@"Ths Rose Of Algeria
Persons with an ear Tor music may recognize this
production Algeria" which failed both here
and IN Philadelphia last Tho score is by
Victor Herbert and that is the reason for its
recuon- The new book Is BY Glen Marlborough
who has brought about great changes IN tho text
a cast has been secured IN which Miss LILLIAN
HeTleiu Trima donna. who was brought here
from tho Winter Garden. Berlin. Will appear
Others are Miss Ethel Green. Eugene Cowes basso
and Frank Pollock. tenor. formerly o.: the Bos-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19
AT BEACH AND PARK.

DREAMIAND.-This popular resort will close
tonight after most successful season. New at
fractions promised by William Morris for next year
are line Of steamboats, running direct to the new
pier which the company will meanwhile erect and
on which there Will be a vaudeville theatre. "a
Trip to the Pole. with real icebergs and ice fields
Is announced for next year.
PALISADES AMUSEMENT PARK-A park that
takes advantage OF the natural beauty OF the Eud-
son and It's banks. The "Old-Fashiened Country
Fair opened there last night The park will be a
centre for the observation OF the Hudson-F Fulton
pageant, IN preparation for which a grandstand
seating fifty thousand persons IS being erected. The
daily balloon ascensions and the theatre and Bur-
banks "Wonderberry." two and half feet high,
are some OF this weeks attractions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19

ence Holbrook in musical comedy called Just
As They Are; Camille Ober, sooist; '"The Great
Lester" vcntroquist; Charlie Case 1.-THE man who
talks about his father; Clara Belle Jerome in a
musical comedy. "Joyland." and Max Gruber and
His Animals"
AMERICAN MUSIC HALL-More vaudeville
Here Cissle Lotus, who once played OpheIia 10
Sotherns Hamlet, and Marguerite TO Irving's Faust
viii vary the monotony OF Legitimate career
by impersonating players in current Broadway sue
cesses. Sydney Drew and company will present
The Naked Truth; the Gordon Brothers will box
with pugilistic kangaroo. and James ]. Morton
will tell some OF his funny stories. Among the
others Maude Hall. Carleton Macy and company
IN The Maggie and the Jay and Joseph Deming
In The Travelling Man Also Myrma in her div
ing act.
COLONIAL theatre where play is supple
mented by a variety performance. Edward Abeles
and company present tho play which is called self
Defense" The vaudeville acts are contributed by
Nat NJ Wills THE Happy Tramp; La Ttcomb. the
eguestFieane-singeT; Nine. Rochez and her mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19
TO MIMIC CUSTER FIGHT.
Indians and Whte Troops Drilling
for Reproduction.

The Indians yet living who took part in the Gus
Ter massacre more than thirty years ago are now
scattered on practically all the Sioux reservations
and are evinclng an interest equal TO any Of the
whites in the grand reproduction OF that scene at
Pierre, s. D.. at the time OF the registration for
CHEYENNE River reservation lands the first week in
october. Superintendent Rastan. Of the govern
ment Indian school at Pierre. says he has advices
which indicate that there will be not less than
thousand Indians present 90 take part in and
watch the spectacle They are coming from
Standing Rock. Pine Ridge. Rosebud. Cheyenne.
Crow Creek and Lower Br0le agencies, and will
bring with them their relatives and friends.
Chief Eagle Chasing. one Of the gFizzled old
warriors who was with Sitting Bull In the light on
Little Big Horn more than thirty years ago. was
In Pierre recently with Giles Tapiola. the inter
prefer, and completed arrangements Tor the care
OF the two hundred horses which the Indians will
use IN the grand spectacle. IN which one hundred
warriors IN fun war regalla viii take active
part each day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19
FESTIVITIES AT GREENWICH. CONN

Greenwich. Conn. Sept. 1s.-On Wednesday Miss
Ramona Simpson gave chahns dish party 20 her
friends at EdsewOod inn. The party included moss
Of the younger set who had arrived for the TAI
season. Among those present were the Misses b.
Latin. May Wilde. Viola Apologize and May
Powell. and Kenneth Underwood. Herbert lewis.
Bruce Mcleod. H. Hodgdon and George Fountain
r. v. McHim entertained party on board BITS
yacht. the McESim. Thursday afternoon.
Among the golf players quartered at the Inn for
the intercollegiate golf tournament az the Apa-
wants Golf Club are Arthur Sweeney T. III. Me-
AdOo c. s. Eddy. MctSim HOllns. Malcolm Mac
Arthur III. B. Andrews. c. s. flanagan Seymour
Morris. ir.. J. c. Smith. Hartford Leonard ana
Holden Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19
NEW PRODUCTIONS THIS WEEK.

MONDAY NIGHT, SEPT Savoy,
Awakening Helena Richie adapted Charlotte Thompson
from Margaret Dands novel
MONDAY NIGHT, SEPT 20Robt Edon the Criterion The
Noble Spaniard," Victorian farce by Somerset Vaughan
MONDAY NIGHT SEPT. 2O-'The O.
Square. comed
TUESDAY NIGHT, at in
Robert dc Fs
WEDNESDAY NIGHT SEPT. 22-"The Intruder" Brou A
American comedy by Thompson \. Buchanan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19

called by the press agent "a pocket edition OF Lillian
Russell" in character songs; wilfred Clarke and
company. in farce entitled what VIII Happen
Next?' Lind, in a dance called "a Dream OF Five
Senses; De Witt Young and sister, the college
ooy tusger and the lady boomerang thrower';
Probst. the mimic and whistler and last and per
haps best, AL Fields and Dave Lewis In "Ths Mys-
terry OF a Hanson Cab"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19
VARIETY THEATRES.

ALHAMBRA.-A Harlem house with Broadway
attractions. Here they Cecil Lean and Flor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19
CHARACTER READING.

ts,nnh At makes you so sure that that man IL nat-
~ tsluous and dipi0msfcg"
nats ~. iAct ulaf whenever I offer him a cigar he
~. ~ ~ he pocket and Gays he Will smoke
~enA&."-MA1hinXton Star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19
NOT SO LIKELY.

The beautiful Miss Brewster has finally agreed
10 marry that horrld old Mr.. Godstox"
But everybody says he's likely to hvs To %
ninety"
Yes. but he's Just taken up asroplAutna 49,.
Cleveland Plain DsAlag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19


kfETROPoLIs-''The Motor Girl" 1t is hard
for playgoers 20 keep track of this tuneful comedy.
From the Lyric It went the West End. To-
morrow IL will be the Metropolis for a weeks
Lane drama. by the ingenious and ever-productive
Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton, peases the eye
and Fippes the emotions The strokes are laid
with big brushes. they have To be at Drury
Lane. The sins are OF DruTy Lanes choicest as
sOrtment and so Is the society. Drury Lane
dramas long ago became essential features OF New
YoTks theatrical season, and tkis has the well
known family likeness
sAVoY-"The Awakening OF Helena Richie"
dramatic adaptation OF Margaret Deland's novel.
The play is by Charlotte Thompson John Finday
will be the Dr. Lavendar Eugene Ormond the
Lloyd Pryor, Charles Wyngate tho Dr. William
King. Robert Cummings the Benjamin Wright,
George Probert the Sam Wright, and Master Ray
mond Hackett will be the boy, David Gertrude
swiggett will play Sarah. the maid: Sally williams
will appear Martha King, and Miss Margaret
Anglin. OF course. will be Helena
STUYVESANT-'"rhe Easiest ay."-With Fran
ces Starr OF course In the chief part
WALI.ACK's-''The Dollar-Marl" This play,
by George BToadhuTst VIII go elsewhere on octo-
Der q
WEBERS-"The CImax."-ThIs play has been
running since last winter. and may run into next
WEST END-"The ReveIlers." by Charles Rich
man who plays IN Il. So does Ferdinand Cott-
scf:aIk w. c. Mason and Miss Ida Conquest are
the other principal performers.
YoRKVIIALE-"The Battle" This is the play
IN which Wilton Laczaye successful at the
savoy last season Mr.. Lackaye again appears,
and be is surrounded By a capable cast
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-06
AT THE GEM

= E,FsE 4 S-'
There will be a. change of pictures,
this evening and the feature of the
week, and In fact Of the. entire sea.
son, will be the film giving the his
tory ct the work and accomplish
,ments OF the, Wright, brothers In the
development and building Of aero
planes. This is one of the latest
films to be released by one of the
largest exchanges in the country and
were made when the Wright brothers
were conducting their successful
flights at Fort Meyer near Washing
ton, D. G.
I Both the vaudeville stunts for the
first Of the week are of a high class
and have been pleasing the large
audiences that have been at the Gem
for the first part of the week. -
The illustrated song stunt has been
making a hit and will probably be one
of the permanent features of the bill
for the rest of the summer, at least
There will undoubtedly be continu-
uance OF the large crowds for the rest
Of the week.