The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-11-15

nnding or quarters Tor ciuD room
have several propositions ready TO offer
and il Is probable that a general meet
ing wall be called as soon as the hunt
ing season is over with.
Herman Holmes suspended work on
his Mastodon township rocking job
this week and Is transferring his crew
TO the woods He Will log where ne
did last winter and in addition has
started camp in the vicinity OF For
tune lake.
There will be dancing party ut
Camponia ball Alpha. tonight to
which everyone is invited This is the
first of regular bi-weekly dancing
parties. the said parties TO take place
ON payday nights.
Mrs Burris returned 20 ner home at
Covington last Tuesday after week
| spent with Crystal Falls friends and
relatives
Mrs. JAS ID. Vivian and daughter,
MariorI, returned home from their
visit at Holland last Sunday Mr..
Vivian expects TO move into his new
home in few weeks
Coroner Dawson was called TO Iron
River last Thursday by fatal acct.
dent that occurred at one of the min
ing properties in that section.
Senator M. II. Moriarty returned
from the lower peninsula last Sstur-
day Mr.. Moriarty got to Hudson
about twelve hours before his sister
died.
Mr. Close. engineer FOR Angus Smith
OF Detroit. WAS in the city last We'd
nesday i'm connection with the letting
of the property on least to mining
company. IL is rnmored that thh
Pickands- Mather people have signl6td
their willingness TO take over the
property, tire only hitch being in
regard TO the rate OF royalty.
Miss Eva Hoikka is ia DR.. Larson
hospital where she successfully under.
went an operation for bone disease one
day last week.
Alvin Richards is reported sick with
scarlet fever this week. There has
been more or less OF this desease about
all summer, especially at the mining
locations
John Ham and p 5 Grafton are
having new hot air furnaces installed
in their residences this week.
John Dawson received word last
week that his brother Robert Dawson
died at his nome in Oconto. Mr..
Dawson was known to q number Of the
people here.
Robert Munns went TO the 500 last
week Friday to visit with friends and
relatives for week Mr.. NUNS will
soon be engaged in collecting taxes
and decided to take week $ vacation
before entering upon the work
Alfred Nylund is the man credited,
so far as we can learn. with bringing
10 town the first deer this season.
The crew Of d +. Boyle a. 90. head
ed by Alex Morrell and including John
Camilli. John Boyle. Frank Bunk
with Bill Plank as cook are going into
hunting quarters today on the upper
waters of the Deer river.
We have been told that VIM. Tully
has commenced suit against Mr..
Quinn in the FULLY mine matter
again. This time Mr.. Tully sues to
get one-hslt of the money that he
expended in exploratory work and
other expenses previous 10 the leasing
of the property by the Tully Mining
Go. The Case will be tried in the
Gogebic circuit and is OH the calendar
for the present term which commences
Monday.
Game Warden Andrews OF Iron
Mountain arrested an old gentleman
at Claiming last Wednesday for hav
ing a deer in his possession without
having tag attached 10 IL. The man
W as over seventy years of age and had
purchased nonresident hunting
license He got his deer and fearing
that should he attach the tag in the
woods il would get lost he brought
the carcass 70 town intending to
sttact the tag at the depot but before
he got il on the game warden nsbbed
him.
The card and dancing party given
Friday night. Nov. 7. by the Pythian
Sisters was we'll attended and proved
to be very enjoyable affair Music
was furnished by BOsanko's FIVE piece
orchestra and lunch was served by the
ladies. The Pythisn Sisters plan to
give several Of these social parties our