The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-07-24

10 play ball and got trimmed by
score Of 10 to 10. All seem TO be well
satisfied and speak highly Of the
Mansfield bunch.
Mr.. Napoleon Liberty went TO his
home at Crystal Falls last Saturday
night, resigning his position at thed
Hemlock mine. hg
Archie Liberty and Chas. Hughes
were Crystal Falls visitors over Sum.
day attending the Crystal Falls-Dsg' i
gett baseball game.
Two diamond drills arrived in AInasa !
Wednesday and will operate on the
land near Peterson Greek where Mr.,
Pearson conducted his drill some tive
or three years ago. u
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Wedberg went
TO Chicagon lake last Saturday for e.
short visit, the guests of Mrs. Chas,a
f. Lawrence. II
Mr.. Peter Minchie returned laslo
Tuesday from his trip to Canada an's
Southern Michigan points. He als
visited Niagara Falls
Mrs. Archie Liberty returned l@o
Thursday from her home in Crysug
Falls where she had been spending -
few weeks vacation. "a
Citizens say that the county roser
between Crystal Falls and Amasa
looking better than IL has for the la"
ill
Mr.. Sam Kivimaki has purchased d.
fine team OF iron greys from Kur)e
Bros of Iron Mountain. II il as nj
working team as ever struck Am"sur
Mr.. Hogan agent for Kurildnt par
! Iron Mountain was an A """se1 y
about the collie puppy you prom
Used TO get for mer Miss Chesterton
asked hurrledly.
"No, the puppy had nothing to do
with it"
NO" Miss Chesterton agreed hum.
bly,.
II don't want 70 spoil such a pleas
ant evenlng-pleasant 70 me. at any
, rate"
And TO me. too" she said.
Thanks" said Cargill. but I'm go
ing to risk tiff you could only prom.
Use not 70 be annoyed at what I'm go
Ing 70 say" He felt his way eau
tiously and watched her face sidelong.
He was very much in love with Miss
} Chesterton, but he was still well
enough In hand 10 go carefully.
I'm sure you wouldn't say anything
to annoy me, Mr. Cargill." she said.
That's kind OF permission for me
to go on, isn't it,"
"Yes, unless you were going 70 pro.
pose something very dreadful"
3 II was going to propose" said Car
gill, catching at the word, that you
, should marry me-"
Miss Chesterton instantly felt that
the eyes OF all the room were upon her,
but n glance assured her that she was
. as much alone there as in a church.
us that so very dreadfulT' Cargill
asked.
t mo; it's very kind" said Miss Ches.
( terton.
81 didn't quite put 1t in the form OF
question. but l will now. I've been In
! love with you for quite three months
OF course you didn't notice It. My dear
girl"-he laid hold OF her hand under
the table-"will you be my wifeT
Her fingers closed upon his. and she
, turned flushed face toward him.
e But the art OF diningT she said.
I'VE should never get on together.
should we? I know rothing about Il.
remember"
"I'n take the risk" Cargill said
Then you don't take any interest in
bazaars." she said.
'None whatever. but II you particu-
larry wish you can run bazaar OF
your own and manage II all yourself"
mot for the world" said Miss Ches.
terton.
Are there any other objectlonsT
asked Cargill. Because. II there ara
: we may as well settle them now"
II can't think OF any more at pres.
emit"
J "Then you say yesT"
"Mr Cargill,' she said, don't you
d think you have me at disadvantage
almost nt your mercy You see. you
saved my life this evening and then
gave me very good dinner after
ward"
>, "You admit the dinner was goodT
Excellent"
: "Then forget about the life saving.
give that up-count II out"
But can't" she said.
a ''Then count II in" he said.
d 81 wiI." said Miss Chesterton land
IL say yes"
t. There was n long silence. in which
4. both Miss Chesterton's hands were un-
a der the table. Suddenly she cried out;
= ITS nearly o'clock
I. yes" said Cargill Pm going TO
see you home now"