The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16

Of this city had opened up an office
in Crystal Falls and that he would To-
cate there permanently. The report
arose from the fact that Mr.. Brotherton
had been called TO Crystal Falls 10 do
some work for the city. Mr.. Brother
ton is putting the survey records OF
the city OF Crystal Falls In tangible
shape and the work will require al
least one more month of his services,
Mr.. Brotherton stated this morning
that he was in Eseanaba for keeps and
that he would still be doing business
here when the lake went dry. -Esca'
nabs Mirror.
The beautiful and we'll kept cemetery
al Iron Mountain was the subject OF
much favorable commentator by
many of those who journeyed there
last Tuesday to attend the intermenl
service of the late Norman Pengilly.
IL awakened strong wish in many
Of them that our cemetery might re-
ceiye little more attention from the
authorities than IL does A well kept
cemetery is a strong indication Of the
refined tastes of community. Let as
brace up little in the matter.
Full steel mail cars are now operat-
ed over the st. Paul road. The cars
are sixty feet in length and weigh
twenty-five tons. The equipment,
including cases, Of full steel construc-
ton with the exception of small dis
tributing table about four feet square,
and the cars are provided with all
that rs late in the way Of fixtures
tending 20 expedite the handling of
mails.
r. Poulsen and Paul Dabms opened
a camp at Fortune Lake this week and
have crew OF men at work
cutting hardwood in that section.
They expect to keep the camp going
about two months and will cut 800
cords of wood
Mrs John Harbour and Mrs. Her
man Hanson visited Marquette Sun.
day and were the guests of Mrs.
Catherine Donovan who took them
for an automobile ride through Pres
que Isle and about the city.
Tbs Reverand John f. Curzon, form
erly of Houghton will speak in ST
Marks Church next Sunday evening.
DR. Curzon holds an important position
in the church and will be sure 10 be
interesting. Come and hear him
VIM. Wills resigned his position as
timeKeeper with the Cofrig an Nc
Kinney Go. and has accepted similar
position at the Carpenter mine. BE
started on his new work last Monday.
d. F. Boyle and Co. who have the
contract to run the pipe line or Urban
Ave, have a force Of men at work
digging the bitches. getting ready for
the laying OF the pipe.
Professor Green, of Albion College,
is spending the week in this city.
Mr.. Green. was the superintendent
of the Iron Mountain schools for sew.
ersl years.
Capt. James Bowden, of the Ravens
mine, went to Greenland, Ontonagor
County, last Tuesday 10 spend few
days with his mother who is one OF
the pioneers of that place. having
lived there almost half a century.
August Simonson came up from
Chiago Tuesday morning and will
spend several weeks visiting at the
home Of his sister. Mrs. Frank
WIdstrand.
The Diamond Drill will begin short.
ly 10 run Rex Beschs Adventure
stories, which comprise nine thrill.
ing narratives by the famous author
On account of an error last week in
the Hematite Twp proceedings the bin
Of John Isaacson for contract W ork
read VI 80. lt should have been $3.50
G. Il Sensiba and family lefs last
week in their auto for Green Bay 10
attend the home coming week at that
place
John Dawson was operated upon last
Monday at the General Hospital and
af THE uyvfttpu 10 0aftfnu ainna utoaly
Misses Ada Bowman and Eleanor
Cossette returned Monday from a short
visit with friends at Iron Mountain.
Mrs. Peter MORRISON. who has been
quite sick for some three weeks past
is able TO sit up again.
Clyde Scadden, who underwent an
operation for abscess. is able 10 be out
Of doors again.
Phillip Coombe returned from two