The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-27

Park addition, the new plat which
the owners Of the property south Of the
PARKS farm are putting on the market
are ready for occupancy. The lucky
occupants of the houses are Mr..
CASTOR. cashier for the Judson Land
Co, Atty. Leigh Caswell, Mr.. Brewster,
engineer for the Cleveland Cliffs Go.
and John Crane. conductor on the
Crystal Falls Powers passenger run.
In the open yellow pine forests OF
Washington and Oregon a collapsible
pillow is being used in digging fire lines
TO stop surface fires. The pillow can be
dismantled and folded into a compact
form. so that il can be packed on
horseback. and weighs only 40 pounds.
When in use. one man with a horse
can do the work Of 90 or more men
working with shovels.
Rev. William Poyseor of Crystal
Falls conducted services at Trinity
church Thursday evening. and will dc
so again September % 1t is prob
able that he will make monthly visits,
the next on October 90 Delta
DR.. q. ". Hinman of Bellsire, Mich.
was IN the city last Tudesday. The
doctor has decided to leave Ballaire
and was here longing the city over
but decided not to locate In the min
ing country.
Gen. Mgr. Ireland Of the NJ. A.
Hanna company was in the city last
Wednesday making ar inspection OF
the properties Of his company here and
attending the meeting of the board OF
state tax commissioners
DIR. Leith was in city Tuesday.
Prof. I.eith was at Iron River and
just took a run over to listen to the
testimony before the board of state tax
commissioners. Prof. Leith is not
assisting the commission this year.
J. A. Molleson, who has been laid
up the past couple of weeks as the re.
suit of injuries received when he was
thrown from his rig, has recovered
and will be able to attend to his busi
ness Monday.
A large class of candidates were put
through the Loyal Order of Moose
last Wednesday evening. Another
large class will receive their obliga.
tions at the next meeting.
Paul Schook returned from Madison
Thursday morning where he went L
accompany Miss Lima 10 school. he
saw a few horse races while below ant
speaks highly of Mr.. Munns' horse.
Gen. Supt. Davidson of the Oliver
Mining company properties on the
Menominee and Gogebic ranges was
in attendance at the meeting of the
state tax commission last Tuesday.
Chas. rorsman who was injured at
the Bristol some time ago is still
alive. His condition is such that his
life is dispared Of but he hangs on
still.
Gladstone Eagle standard bearers,
having lost to Crystal Falls twice more
will close their season in a vigorous
tussle with the strong Garden Bay
team Sunday. Delta
A dancing party was given in the
Socialist Hall last Friday evening.
A large crowd attended and all repor.
ed having had n good time.
The st. Paul train was four hours
late last Monday because of a wreck
at Plymouth where a gravel train
ran-into a freight.
Miss Lima Schook left last Monday
for Madison. Wis. where che will
ter the Wisconsin University in the
English course.
r. b. Webb Is making an addition
TO his garage that will make the stor-
age capacity Of the building again as
large as il has been.
Rose and Mabel Bjork returned to
their school work. the former at Ann
Arbor and the latter at Ypsilanti. last
Tuesday.
Next Wednesday and Thursday are
Jewish holidays and the clothing stores
Of this city will be closed.
Angus Smith. .Jr. Of Detroit. Is here
this week on business connected with
the property.
Mr.. Stanowsy of Norway. has ac-
copied a position in Rezins drug store.
Albin Anderson returned last Tues
day to his school duties at Ann Arbor.
Notice Horsemen Come down and
look over the carload Of horses I re-
ceived this week.