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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

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ire aRil 90 fra SuIoa til auoca ier
Udl, Iaa Soranbrinqen piIoe gisre
Den belle Sinie fun TO Otil Ipreere.
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mems Soutbern Minrcioto, % mel.
lem 6l,Ioa % Sime Greet peoligebol.
bes en- Oaalis "Staee". 6orbinbeIie.
SnurSan yDen rcngjpres. Gipic
improvement Club / Spooner be.
fienot5loroe for noaen Iio iioeil, at
man DiIoe betale en- Sent pr. 4lliin
for ole Sc toinmc Giufanoer %
9eifer, iom 9pens Gutter og Yiger
funoe inoiamle. Torrige Serbog
ituloe bisie Sager aileperes, og Def
bar forbauleroe, bpor meget funOe
Ianfes 'ammen al bette Sfrab. Gen
unge SlRgt fom tr9ffcnoe nleb gam.
lie 9%Iiffanoer al ole mntlige STIR.
Keller % 6aconer, - cn0eI / SGffe,
andre / Sriaebsre, | @pgne o. Drag
fiprrer. Ser mobtoeeS inIt 1922
Guiin Sander, og efterot oe 'Ipffe.
lige Snoiamlere bapoe iaaet lin Be
toling, bleo ben belle 9prge fisrt lio
/ ct 0olfsre nGr 9pen % n%eograuet.
gpenS @aoer % Snlug fit itrar ct
beore lloieenoe.
Saa ben turtle Glcfant / Imerifa.
aaptein 9apiO Sancocf, Reo @in9s
PloIte Berger, feireoe iorrige llge
lin 1O1Ite 6eoielsbog, / bpilfeu Irl'
leontng ban ON 6%ormi0oagen tog Jig
en- lang Equilibrium, for ON Otter.
mtOoagen at oGre biemme % moo.
tage De mango Senner, iom fom for
at gratltlere baln. @lunOt De Wirls
Der, Den gamIe aaptein gierne pil
fortPue, er bette, at ban iou Den fers
tie Glefant, iom bragt2$ til Amerifa.
San 'ao Def ba iaa iielone Spr /
Wtontpelier, Germont, 9laret 1914,
o9 troos ban oa fl,n bar TO Mar gam.
mel, gioroe oct ct ion iterft Snbtrpf
paa bant, at ban belt iii 0enr1e 0ag
buffer oct flart. &orcocf fom til
&eo @ing / 1854, % i'm fsrite
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SenrD Sarriion.
SorlGnselie af "San Yatd" Gin.
zen. "0un Eat1" eIGftriife 2inie,
Der MI er fprbig fro minneapolis til
9~tortbfielo, ii9es / Ssbet al Sommc.
Ten at bIioe forl9ngct til Saribolllt
og Spatonnu, mebenS &inienS gn.
~oeltation / minneapolis IopeS fprbig
inoen lite September. Smtrent De
ire 6leroeOele al &onitruftionsarbei.
Oct mellem NortbfieI0 % Saribault
bar aaere0e THOR uOfsrt, og 1laar
Waterialer illben foa Tiger ifaffes
tiIpeie, bill oct gna rolf ira Saanoen.
Snben Soften penter man at babe 50
Wil al Sinien / fulo Stanb, bporpeo
Oens mtpGrenbe 2pn0oe bliper for
ooblet. vi mt ltbltDr er Ser hos ct
6irma / Seem 9orf beItilt for $153,.
900, bpilfe 9eitiQinger ifol Ieperes
/ Sunni % Sui. Gette me rulenoe
WateriaIe ptl ga itrar bIine toget
/ 9rlte, og Der bill iaalebes bIipe lat
igong Sogne for @ciorOring al McIf,
Srugt % @rpntIager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

Silent | @atertoipn, eiterlooenoe Tia
ire SlpJtleo. 8amle Guis bar en-
al De ferite Settlere / benne Del al
Staten, og | @atertopn bar ban
boet belt iioen 1850, naar unotaaes
ire aar, oa ban tjente / Irmeen I'M.
Der goraerfrigeu.
0abefeierne aiffcoiscSe. Mopor
Sorenion | Sa CROSSE bar ollerebe
De to ferite Tiger al i'm gmbebstio
begpnot at fnoppe al poo 9pens llo.
glitter for berpeo at funne iorminoife
Sfotterne. st al bans isrite Sug
3ialot De bpiofl9ote @abeieiere, Tom
III maa iege Jig anben @eifiGftigel,
le. @aberne pil bereiter blipe feieoe
peb Si9lp al Waifiner, Ser for Here
Ior iiben %inofiebteS, men iom belt
lioen bar Itaact ubrligte.
SaSelanSslaset lGsser Elaner.-
SaOelGnbingerne / Subion, bpor
Saoelanbslagets 6ormano pg &c.
fretGr Dor, bar begpnbt of lpgge
Elaner til eli itorartet Heunion paa
Saoelanb / 1914. @eo ct / 9lan.
farooiae uplig afbolbt Wsbe at So
oelpnoinger blep Der 9iort Begun
oelie til ct Sono for SeItligbeoerne
npite Iar, og forreiten tpoer oft paa,
at Saoelanb bill faa geisg al mango
al fine uopanbreOe Ssnner og Setre.
@il life bctale. Mrs. aoeliu @ei.
oemann, Der peb Getten / Snoepens
Oence par anflaget for at BABE Gr9bt
lin Wano, men ioln bleo frifienot,
bar III anlagt Gag moo ct bemmes
ligt Selifab for at inooripe $4,000,
iom Wanben bapoe asiureret lit 2ip
for. SrobS ben Smit9nbigbeb, at
Wfrs. @eioemann blep frifien0t, me,
ner Selifabet BOG of Wanbens Sso
er iaa utilfrebsitiaenoe opflaret, at
BET life er forpligtet til at betale as.
%Iurancen.
Summelmcrfcr furbrcs. 9e 400
Snoianere al 8innebasoitammen,
Der forriae uee inofanbt Jig / Ga
Crosse for at mootaee lin aarlige
llobetaling al Heeieringen, maatte
oenne Sang iptte lit Sommelmerfe
paa Siiterne iiteoetfor De panlige
&rpbs, man fsr bar neiet Jig meb.
&egieringen bar funoet, of bisie ri,
trpf al Sommelfingeren er De melt
paalioelige llnoerifrifter, Sen ifrioe.
llbpgtige Gsobub fan lepere, og ole
pper Is Iar moa MI intte i'm ipGrs
tebe Sommelfineer paa Sapiret.
81 YiuneerfpinSer gaact tilbpile.
Wrs. Hanoi 8. 2pffen / Wanitopoc
Guuntp og Wrs. Wareit Sbompion
/ Ircaoia er | Warts Waaneo, efter
ct lallgt % pirfiomt 2ip aaaet til.
boile, fsritn9pnte 1Soe oe itoItu9pu'
re 2Sbe WartS. MrS. 2pffen bar
fsot i Surums s(nner, 8aloers, for
libt oper 81 Iar itoen, blep Der /
1857 gift meo Inoers Slion 2pffen
% TOM iamme aar til Imerifu.
Mtanben oeoe for oper Ter gar iiben.
9e efterlaoer fig fem Barn, De fire
boenbe | Comm Of Sibertp og Wfrs.
&nub Inoerion / Ganbp, Minn. 9e-
~grapeIien foreeif fra Salbers Ie-
nigbeoS &irfe, bpor Yait. @Ifien for
retteoe. - Mers. Wargit Sbompion
blep / 1884 febt paa @aarben 2anbs'
BERT / apiteseib, Selemarfen, oa fon
til amerifa / 1861. 9e fsrite fire
slar boebe bun / 8iuneibeit gountp,
Soma, men iioen bar bum bapt lit
Stem / 4rcaoia, bpor benoes Wanb
SoGef bsbe for 10 Iar iioen. Sum
efterlooer Jig ier 9ern aae boenoe /
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
0rocerD Bargains

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bgje nnringSpmtpitniu9sr peb at looe
ps foripne Gem meo 9sre8 @rocerier.
@t ptI uUpbpIoeli9 ieuOe b%uiItenloms
beIit eler iOa mango. 9e maatte pnlte, al
DC neoemmoer rpfgrte 8arer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

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fouiinar. Of tubper aboHnsHi. fem bar en- Sustolsuinq
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noaiiitrns. saliiete fanr &c Dor Raiaipe.
apn ibu, at &c or b~errttiett til al fisbs iaa unencf sc
maoite SNIFF AZ hcer arttsti. meu eli miRert apdninm
tne epeufor anfsrt. Sareint pl bitpe iust ineen "a
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

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Ser 2etrs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
Ogiaa Inlcbning for Spinaciibcn.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / @rano SORTS
ltolouebe f~prleben enoel Brpmier for
oct beblte @ogbOlOcri pna SarmenL
% ser meboeIes M, at ogioa Sar.
merncs Suitrucr gipeS InlcOning
iii at oeltage / OCnne &onteit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
Aprn Dukntu.

Wsteutct / Snlntb. Iartin q.
So9en, SorrctninoSmono / Sarge,
blep forleben / 8ruoens Sor9loreS
Silent / DULUTH git meb 0ftis Sou
8rabam. 9rubcn er bel fienot in
Den Taraos mltiifalife Sre0ie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

BRETON, Der orbciOebe / 8reat Nor.
tbern 9anenS Rlrnobus / ScS SocS
fanotcS iiOitc Sn@oag bsb / ct a
9pgnIn9en3 Nihlffer, untogelii
fonlt al @aS. Gngebretiou bar fllr
Ell llge isr onfounlcn fra ct. Goul
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04

Prof. J F. Jantzen was chosen president for the coming year and with the following officers consti- tutes the board of directors. J. O. SeXson. vice president: c. E. ftarri son, treasurer; Mrs. J. H. Williams. secretary. and the following district superintendents: pr. w. w. Will kinson, Phoenix; Prof B F. Scud- der Glendale; Mrs. Avis Little, Cashion; Miss Daisy Buck, Tempe, and Frank Botkin, Mesa.
 J M. Stewart, chairman of the eX- ecutive committee of the state asso- citation was present and delivered a very instructive paper upon the re- .lationship between the pastor and the Sunday school, declaring that really the pastor should be the leader of the Sunday school forces of each church and should cooperate in every way with the superintendents to make the Sunday school one of the real effective eVangelizing forces of the church.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04

matrimonial race, ladies quick lunch contest, tug of war and a baseball game between the men of the two so cieties.
 The program will be opened with a brief welcome by J. C. Reed, chairman of the committee and president of the Pennsylvania society followed by 8 poam Two Sister States by it's com poser Mrs. Andrew Downing. There will be two short speeches on woman suffrage by the two oldest men and prizes will be given for the oldest couple of either state now living in Ari- zona.
 Basket lunch will be taken at noon ice cream will be sold upon the grounds and coffee served free to members Visitors from the two states are cor dially welcome and are expected to register Street cars With posters will run to the grounds every few minutes and no charge will be made for ad- mission.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
MAROON,-- PARTY
 ON THIS AFTERNOON
Two Phoenix Teams Meet for the First Time on Churchill Grounds
 Baseball Meeting

A critical examination of the guest list at the lawn party of the Maroons and Colts for this afternoon leaves the impression that there will be baseball of the superior sort at the Churchill grounds this pleasant day. All the real old standby's are repre- sented and the new names on the reg ister are familiar to some as promis- ing material.
 While, the attention of the fans is called the invitation to the meeting for May 6, Tuesday next at II o'clock in the forenoon, will be repeated. in the effort to impress further the base ball magnates. The meet win be held at The Republican office at Il o'clock and will then adjourn to lunch. where the time will be fixed for d regular session later in the afternoon.
 But to come back to those true friends, the Colts and the Maroons. Smiley and Hoffman are down as candidates for pitching honors, one on each team. Rudrow, who used to catch for the All-Americans is down for that job with the Colts, while Captain Frank Castle will buckle on the life preserver for the Maroons Johnson, Warren, COOmbs and Halli- han are named for the Colt infield, reading around from the premier Sack. Long, Ritchie., Andy Scott and Buelna will be in the same order on the diamond when the Maroons take the field The Colt outfield will be populated with Halterman, Robinson and DoWney, and for the Maroons L. Scott. Teddy and Monchie are the farmer boys. Delgado is on the bat ting list as pitcher in eXtremis. That is Latin for handy hurler.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04

done. You have listened patiently and courteously and now the re- sponsibility rests upon you to do what you may deem necessary, and recognizing. as doubtless you do that you act not only al representative of the state dealing in lands lying within the state, but as representa- tiyes of a state occupying a position among sister states and sharing with them the interests and responsibility of international relations. You are fortunate in this state in having an initiative referendum. Initiative spurs you on to do that which you believe the people want done while the referendum empowers those for whom you speak to put their veto upon your acts if you fail to reflect their wishes It may be assumed, therefore, if you feel it is your duty to enact any legislation on this sub ject at this time, that your people either manifest their approval by ac- quiesCence or their disapproval by submitting your action to the judg ment of the voters by means of the referendum.
 T leave you with renewed assur- ances of the presidents friendly con- cern on the subject with which you are dealing and of my appreciation
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
ANNUAL MEETING OF
 COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Convention for Maricopa County Meets In Annual Session and Discusses Sunday School
 Work.

The officers and teachers of the Sunday schools of Maricopa, and the members of the association met yes terday in three successful sessions of the Maricopa county Sunday school convention, elected officers for the coming year, enjoyed themselves hugely. declared the sessions to be the most profitable ever held in this county and adjourned full of en- thusiasm for the association and it's work The many phases of the Sunday school work were discussed throughout the sessions. These dis cussions were taken part in by rep resentatives of nearly every section of the county.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
BRYAN ENDS HIS VISIT
Continued from Page One)

avoid the use of the words eligible citizenship or ineligible citizenship, l am authorized to suggest the line might be drawn at another point namely: Between those whose right to own land is defined by treaty and those whose right to own land is not defined by treaty, the former will be allowed to own according to the terms of d treaty and the latter will be allowed to head on the same terms as citizens of the United States To hold land. But the president de- sires me to keep before you at all times. the fact that he would pre- fer, if it is consistent with your views and states interests, to have all action deferred for time suf- ficient to permit him to employ diplomatic means"
 In summing up Secretary Bryan rehearsed the objections and sugges- tions already made public by Presi- dent Wilson and concluded: Having performed the duty imposed upon me by the chief executive my work is
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
PLANS COMPLETED
 FOR SKATERS PICNIC
Pennsylvania and Empire State to Join
 in Days Outing.

The Pennsylvania and Empire state joint picnic committee which met last evening at the office of Dr. Tafel Saturday May 10 at East Lake Park. Contestants are to gather at the grounds at ten o'clock A. M. The pro- gram of about twenty-fiv items in clude: a fishing contest among the ladies; a three-legged race among the boys; fat mems race, obstacle race,
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
CORNELL LICkS WOLVERINES
Red and White Triumphs; Michigan
 Men Crippled.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH1

ITHACA, May 2.-Cornell easily defeated Michigan in the first dual track meet of the year today, the corrected score being Ss to 32. The outcome was a surprise to both col leges but was brought about through the absence of Huff, the quarter and half mile Michigan runner and by the mishap to Craig, the Vol verine hurdler Craig fell over a hurdle at the beginning of the low hurdle event and was distanced. Huff was too lame from d pulled tendon to compete.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
ITS A soY-C. R. White of 53e

ITS A BOY-C R White of 536 South First street is just as happy as can be, all because another boy arrived at the White home last eve ming to make things just that much brighter Mother and baby are do- ing nicely" said MT. White last night and that's really the import ant part of it.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-04

of the kind reception you accorded me as his spokesman"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-20
Sparks Will BE Candidate

Frank NJ. Sparks, political writer on
the Grand Rapids Herald, has return
ed to the furniture city from the cop.
per country where he was sent by the
Herald 10 cover" the strike. Mr.
Sparks IL seems found time for visit
with Senator James of Hancock and IN
a recent Issue Of the Herald the writer
announces that Senator James will be
candidate fer congress on the repub-
lican ticket in this district.
IL has been accepted for some time
past that Senator James would make
the race but so far be as refused to
commit himself openly on the subject.
The senaor does not deny he will be
candidate but answers interrogations
with a smile from which one is al
lowed to form his personal inference
or Senator James, Mr. Sparks says
"In the new twelfth district Senator
w Frank James will be candidate
for the republican nomination for con
gress. and the chances are all in favor
OF his landing the nomination. The
seat is now held by William J. Mac.
Donald. bull moose. who is admittedly
very much Of an accident. in view OF
the fact that he ran for prosecuting
attorney on the republican ticket, but
being defeated in the primaries, i'm
mediately turned to the third party
and secured the election, although not
enrolled in the party under which ban.
ner he made the run, and was elected
james Is looked upon in the dis
trict, A. elsewhere in the state ne
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-20
NJ A N S FlEl

Miss Beatrice Bates and Hilda spent
Saturday ut Crystal Falls.
Miss Frances Corbett and sister Miss
Ella drove 10 Crystal Falls Saturday
afternoon.
Harry Riley left for Crystal Falls
Saturday 30 spend Sunday with his
sister. From there he will leave
Monday morning for his home at
Virginia.
Mrs. John Gustafson OF Amasa Is
here visiting ner son John.
Thomas Richard. Captain Nelson,
Jesten Corbett, Charles Peterson, and
Frank Stream drove over 10 Sagola
Sunday morning
William Bates drove to Sagola Sun
day returning In the evening
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-20

were broken at the fair grounds this
week when a magnificent grand stand,
with seating capacity Of more than
1000, was started and finished in two
and one half days. Work on the
foundation started Tuesday noon and
when the sun set Thursday evening
the great amphitheatre was ready for
paint.
Lumber for the grand stand was
not hauled onto the grounds until
Tuesday forenoon. Plans had been
made in advance and forty eight car
penters, each having definite instruc-
ions what to do and what part of the
work he was to perform, began sort
ing the lumber az it was unloaded
from the wagons. A fine grade Of
lumber was purchased and the grand
tand will last for years.
The baseball diamond Ia In excellent
condition and the grand stand is so
constructed that IL may be enlarged at
any time
Twenty new cattle sheds were all
finished Thursday and the making Of
the grand plaza at the entrance of the
grounds will be accomplished by Sat
urday night so that everything will
be complete next Monday morning.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-20
Chester Retallic went to Iron River
last Tuesday TO attend the fair.

Chester Retallic went to Iron River
last Tuesday TO attend the fair.
Howard Grafton came here last
Friday to visit with his friends.
Howard had just arrived from Fort
William, Canada, where he Is mem.
Der of the pol ice force
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gueshie went to Iron
River last Tuesday 10 viist with MIR.
and Mrs Nelson.
Mrs Ray Amber went TO Iron River
last Tuesday to visit with relatives.
Walter Promo drove to Iron River
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Berg returned from visit to
Iron River last Tuesday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vansaw went TO Iron
River last Tuesday TO attend the Iron
county fair. They returned that
evening.
Miss Brodt and Miss Smith drove to
Crystal Falls last Thursday. They re.
turned that evening
Miss WEIGH went to Iron River last
Friday returning the following even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Motifs and daughter
Javette came here last Saturday noon
to visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Weber. They drove back to STAN
baugh that night.
Mr.. and Mrs Noles and son went to
Iron River last Tuesday to attend the
tair returning that evening.
Mrs. Weber went to Crystal Falls
last Friday returning Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goods left here last
Tuesday to attend the fair in Iron
River
Ray BuTge and Napoleon Liberty
were Amasa visitors last Sunday.
l.. Bloomquist, T. Gibson and
Rexford Nuttin drove to Iron River
last Friday.
Louis Motifs drove to Stambaugh
last Saturday evening He returned
Monday night
Frank Thomas came here last Fri
day from Charming
Frank Thomas went to Iron River
last Tuesday TO attened the Fair
VIM. Uren came here from Alpha
last Saturday to spend Sunday with
his family
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Kimball drove
here last Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs Anderson left here
last Tuesday Off Iron River where
they attended the fair
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-20
ZIMMERMAN MINE CLOSES UPON
VERY QUICK NOTICE

The Zimmerman mine, operated by
the Spring Valley Mining company,
closed down last Tuesday night ION
orders from headquarters in Cleveland,
o. No explanation was given and
the order was a complete surprise to
local officials and TO the men employed
in and about the mine.
Supt Doty was at loss to explain
TO the men the nature of the unexpect-
ed order or advise them how long the
mine will he closed He left for Cleve
land Thursday morning to consult the
head officials In the meantime he re-
quested the married men employed at
the mine not to move away until he
obtained definite information about
how long the mine will be closed.
About 100 men were employed at the
mine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-20

being thoroughly modern in mis- poll
ticial view point, and has in two terms
in the legislature made a record upon
which there is not a single spot or
stain. He was the choice of the so.
called Young Turks for permanent
chairman of the last republican con
vention, and was made chairman,
where he made fine impression, and
Immediately jumped into such prom
inence in the state as to be much talk
ed OF as the Young Turks candidate
for governor. Mining Gazette
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-20
BYERS AND FAMILY
RETURN.
MR..

Attorney J. W. Bysrs, wife and
family, who have been away for a
month visiting relatives in Psnnsyl
vania and elsewhere, arrived nome
Monday afternoon. During their
absence they visited five or six states
anc have many interesting stories to
tell of their trip, which they made In
a Peerless automobile
On their return trip they passed
through eastern Pennsylvania into
eastern New York. visited In New
York City. then started tor home,
autoing though York state, northern
Ohio. into southern Michigan. They
visited Detroit. Howell. Lansing,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-20

Oscar KalIia OF sagola came here to
spend Sunday with MS parents.
Arthur Peterson was caller here
Saturday morning spending few
hours with his parents.
Werner Fahler drove 10 Crystal Falls
Sunday afternoon.
liver bergman of Crystal Falls is here
for few days at the home of Charles
Peterson.
Charles Peterson and daughter drove
TO Crystal Falls Tuesday morning.
Jack Hill.lett for CRYSTAL Falls Mon
day afternoon to spend few days.
Arthur Richards of Iron River came
home Tuesday TO visit his parents re-
turning Wednesday afternoon
Werner Fahler was Crystal Fails
business caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Riley returned Monday
from Crystal falls after several days
spent visitinsg friends.
Supt. Wall of Iron River was bust
ness caller here Thursday
Emil Alto and Jestin Corbett drove
to Crystal Falls Wednesday evening
Frank Strean and Mr.. Fahler drove
10 Crystal Falls Thursday morning.
Mrs. John Gustatson returned "a
Amasa after spendcing week here
with her son.