The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-11-22

throughout tho upper rentnsuin aus
even la Menominee county numerous
reports are received Of wolves killing
the game. Game Warden BeDell
brought to Menominee the head OF a
deer that that had been killed by
wolves north Of Spalding Advices
from farther mp the peninsula are TO
the effect that wolves are nightly
menances 10 farms and ranches Sixty
sheep on the Dykes a. Hickman farm.
on Fence river. have been killed by
wolves ia the past few weeks. Scores
of deer have been Killed and many
Others driven ont of the popular hunt
I ing districts by the wolves. Farther
north travel at night is regarded as
unsafe.
A party of hunters consisting of q.
K Anderson. Ed. Hargod, John Palm.
John plnterella and Matt Kangas re-
turned from their annual hunting trip
at hurry Hill last Saturday, each one
of them having their license filed.
nine bucks and one doe being the re-
suit Of their weeks hunt After their
return the boys had one of the deer
stuffed and roasted and gave banquet
last Wednesday night that will long
be remembered by those who were
present.
Louis Yehle, a miner about tfty
years of age was instantly killed at
Florence Monday morning at about
o O'CLOCK when he came in contact
with live wire at the Transformer
Station of the Florence Mining Com
psny The man was cleaning mp
around the station and as no one was
near, 10 could not be found out how
the accident happened. The man was
instantly killed and his body was
burned to a crisp He is survived by
wife and five children.
Rev j. Hoikka left for lower Michi-
gan Tuesday morning in order to visit
the Finnish Lutheran congregations
Mt Eagt Tawas, Alabaster Jennings
ard Kaleva. He will be absent until
next Wednesday.
Richard Trsmbath. of Trembath
Bros. was passenger 10 Crystal Falls
Wednesday. The firm has large
painting contract at that place -
Ishpeming Record.
George Ponchaud and Pearl Risko.
both of Crystal Falls, we're married
in the Finnish Lutheran parsonage
last Monday evening. Rev. j. J.
Hoikka officiating
Miss Emma Zinn. teacher in the
, Industrial school at Milwaukee, is in
the city visiting at the home of her
cousins. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed Geske.
, Pete Doucette was called to his
! former home IN Canada last Saturday
10y nessge, announcing the death OF
, his mother.
Miss Helen Lidberg returned 10 her
home in Calumet the first Of the week
after spending few days in this city.
visiting her sister. Miss Viola Lidberg.
Miss Gene Charron returned TO her
home in this city last Saturday after
an extended visit with friends in
Escansba
The bunch of hunters In the club
house on the Deer river secured ~
deer as the result OF their hunt. They
break camp today.
Charles Fohrman arrived here Sun
day morning from crystal Falls on n
visit TO his sister. Mrs. NJ +. Arland.
-Negaunee Herald
Misses Maude and Chloe Morrell
, spent last Saturday and Sunday at Iron
River, the guests of friends
The young ladies of the Finnish
, Lutheran church are going to serve a
, social on Thanksgiving afternoon in
the Finnish Temperance Hall.
Cook Wanted for bread, pies etc. al
Boyington House Iron River. Mich.
ss5 90 per month. 2 wk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Roth Of STAN.
baugh were in the city last Sunday in
attendance At the Pfeiifer funeral.
Herman Gundlach was down from
Houghton last Thursday looking after
the work he has in hand here.
Miss Ada Chadbourne is employed
as stenographer in the Office Of Nor
isrty a. Dwyer.
a The X. Of T. will give Fred Hunt
!. farewell banquet at their lodg,
!, rooms tonight.
Jas. ID. Vivian will move today into
his nsw home on Marquette avenue
[ Robert NUNS returned from bis
visit af Sault Gfa Maria laaf Mpndav