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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
INsrALLs wArER SYSTEM.

The Munroe Iron Mining Company
this week finished complete water
aud sewer system through its location
at the Chicagon mine and service will
commence at once All OF the build.
ings, which now accommodate 175 EN-
ployes. were connected with the water
mains and main sewers as fact as they
twere laid in order that the water
might be turned on when the heavy
work was finished
The water is obtained from large
spring and is pumped into a tank on
top Of the hill. which gives a adequate
pressure for all domestic purposes rs
well as fire protection II is said there
il no better water in the entire Upper
Peninsula.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
NEW PASTOR INSTALLED

An impressive ceremony marked the
installation Of Rev. James q. X. Nc
Clure, Jr AS pastor of the Presby.
terrain church last Sunday morning.
The charge TO the new pastor was
delivered 10y his father. the Rev.
James q. X Mcclure, ST.. president
of Mccormick seminary at Chicago
The elder minister talked 70 the new
pastor rs son about TO enter upon
"a new life in addition 60 intrusting
him with the charge Of congrega-
tion.
Rev. William Roberts OF Iron Noun.
tain delivered the chNge TO the con-
gregation aud Rev. j. NJ. Rogers.
home missionary for the Upper Penin-
sula. OF Marquette. concluded the ser
vices
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
STATEMENT

OF the ownership and management
OF The Diamond Drill. required by the
act Of August "a. 1919 for October.
1918:
Editor and managing editor.
Thomas Conlin; business manager
Thomas Conlin; Owners Michael II.
Moriarty and Thomas Conlin. post
Office address. Crystal Falls. Mich,
Known bond holders, mortgages and
other security holders, holding per
cent or more OF total amount Of bonds,
mortgages or other securities. None.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
the Goth day OF December. A. ID, 1918.
Thomas +. Behan
Notary Public in and for Iron County.
Micu.
My commisson expires
July nth 1915.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
H12r NOrss

For the third time since the terrific
storm on the Great Lakes which car.
ried down more than 80 vessels with
their crew Mrs. J. r. johnson has
been called to lake port 10 identify
and claim the body of a man supposed
10 DO her lost brother she left for
the 500 last Tuesday in response 10 a
telegram advising her again that the
body of her brother had been found
The two previous trips were of no
avail but this time il is said the
body recovered has been positively
identified as that Of her brother.
Fred Wooigsr, employed at the
Tully mine. was quite severely in
jurod IN a runaway last Sunday night.
in which he received concussion
of the brain and a badly sprained
ankle. He was returning from Iron
River. and his horse became frighten-
ed and started TO run. When almost
opposite the Riverside Store Co.'S. store
the buggy ran onto a pile of sand or
the south side CT the road. which tipL
ed the buggy over throwing Mr..
Woolgar out He received injuries
from which no lie now in the hospital.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
AL PHA
Tou late for last week

lou tate fOr lASt week
Fred Beal returned Monday from
Marquette after visiting few days
with relatives and friends.
Thos. Adams came up from Florence
Saturday to visit with friends and
returned Monday morning.
Mrs. VIM. HOLMAN and Mrs j..
Hubbard visited in Crystal Falls Tues-
day.
Misc Ida Guimopd visited in Crys.
tai Falls Wednesday.
Mr.. Deny Shepean and Miss Ger.
trude Dyer from the Copper Country
were Alpha visitors Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hubbard spent Wed.
nesday In Crystal Falls on business.
Mr.. Campkonis was Crystal Fallt
caller Wednesday.
Mr.. AL Piper and Miss Mae Sander,
OF Negaunee were Alpha visitors San
day afternoon.
Mrs. Uren visited in Crystal Falls
Monday
John Soderstrom left for his home
in Negaunee Monday afternoon Il
spend few days with his family.
Mrs. anssafson and Miss Ethe
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
West Side News
From the Iron Rlyer-stambaugh Reporter
MINING NOTES

W. +. Campbell, master mechanic
fJr the Munros Iron Mining Company.
has gone on \ two weeks. vacation.
NIie will return after the holidays and
Svill then remove his family from
their present home at the Hiawatha
mine. where they have lived for four
or five years. into a new modern house
at the Rogers mine. recently complet-
ed for their use.
b Msgoffin of Deerwood. Mimi.
who. with W. s. Hill Of Saginaw. are
exploring on Jens p. Peterson's farm,
two miles west of the city, was in
town during the week in conference
with the Mcpherson Exploring Co,
who Is dong the work Mr Magoiiu
~ $ .cooaqr.l s Ce
ter
Geo. n. Holland. of Swallow, Hop
kins & Holland, who are exploring on
the White lands. in Stambaugh town.
ship, near the Earle TOWNSHIP, spent
the latter part Of last week at Duluth,
returning home Monday evening.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
Scene from Jerry Mandys Anniversary, with Edson's
Talking Pictures at Opera House, Monday, Dec 20

Kessel were Crystal Fails visitors
Monday.
Vim. O'Neil from Appleton Wis. is
here to install an engine boiler and
fan ct the new high school
Eddie Toy and Elizear Guimond left
here for Negaunee to spend the holi
days with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Rogers left here
Wednesday afternoon for Ishpeming
to spend Christmas day with Frank
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Guimond visited
relatives and friends in Iron Mountain
on Christmas day.
/ Mrs. Ed Pearce left here last Wed.
nesday for Neeaunee to spend Christ
mas holidays with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. anil Mrs. win HOLMAN and
family left here Wednesday afternoon
to spend Christmas holidays with reIa
tives.
Henry Lehman left here "Wednesday
morning 70 spend Christmas day With
his family in Negannee
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Liberty visited
relatives and friends in Crystal Falls
on Christmas day
Palmer Ness left here Wednesday
afternoon for Escanaba to spend
Christmas day with his family.
Orfred Piper left for Negaunee We'd
nesday afternoon 20 spend Christmas
day with relatives and friends.
Paul Anderson and his son Hulgar
were Crytsal Falls visitors Wednesday.
Earl Brasgirdle and Will Peters left
here Tuesday afternoon for Marquette
TO spend Christmas with relatives and
friends
Frank Winter left here Wednesday
morning TO spend Christmas day with
relatives and friends.
Andrew Nylnnd left for Negaunee
Wednesday morning TO spend Christ
mas with his family.
! Mr.. and Mrs Nsrland and family
% CRYSTAL Calls visited her mother
Mics Geneyive Uren arrived hume
from school at Ypeilanti on her Christ.
mas vacation.
| Miss Evalyn Uren returned Friday
afternoon from Crystal Falls after
attending school there
A dance will be given in the Cam
ponia hall Saturday evening and also
New Years night. A good time Is
assursd TO all thoss who attend
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
A Nj A S A
Too late for last week


Miss +. Richard came here last
Tuesda- from Iron River 90 visit with
her sister Mrs r. Richard. She 70.
turned 10 Iron River w ednesday noon.
Mrs william Paulkkuhn left here
or Iron River last Wednesday noon.
Mrs Frank Columbino went TO Crys-
tai Fails last Wednesday returning
Thursday noon
Mas Rhoda Hooper returned from
Alpha last Monday noon.
Miss Julia Breen went to her home
in Crystal Falls last Friday evening
TO spend Sunday with her mother.
she returned to Amasa Monday noon.
John Bloonquist drove 90 Crystal
Falls last Monday
Miss MAragret Russell went TO Crys-
tai Falls last Friday evening TO visit
with her mother, She returned Mon
day morning
oscar Cole went TO Iron Min.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27

business Last Saturday He returned
10 Amasa Monday.
Oscar Wilmen spent Sunday with
his wife returning Sunday evening 10
the drill camp.
Miss Lizzie Gill. Rhoda Hooper.
Mary Moringo and Leafa Osier drove
to Alpha last Saturday evening TO
attend the dance given there in Cam
puna's hall. How sbont that 81, 500
LeafsY Do your minds still run in
the same channel Lizzie;9 The girls
reported OF having had a splendid time
and said the ride was twice as good
as the dance which could not have
been better.
John Bloomquist. Chester Retallic,
and George Hughes drove to Alpha
last Saturday evening. They returned
early sunday morning.
Emil Gustafson drove 10 Crystal
Falls last Monday to undergo examina'
tions for his citizens papers.
Mr. and Mrs A. Oakland and daugh
ter Ruby drove to Crystal Falls Las
Monday where Mr.. Oakland took ex-
aminstions for his citizens papers.
Franz Thomas returned TO Amasa
last Friday from Claiming. Are the
humps catching Frank
Ida Gustafson returned from Iror
River last week
Alfred Gustafson returned here
! from Alpha last Thursday.
$. Rossi drove to Amaas from Alphi
last Saturday morning He returned
TO Alpha that evening.
II. Mutton drove TO Crystal Fall
last Saturday evening
Miss q. Brodt and Miss X. Strang,
accompanied by Geo. Hughes anC
Chester RetalliC drove 10 Alpha las
Sunday afternoon They returned
that evening
A hard time social was given in tn,
town hall last Friday evening by the
women Of the M. r. church Over on,
hundred people attended the amount
collected being sl6l0
J Mrp Henry Havisto died Of ttphnit
1 sunday. sac was hurled IN Lrysta
Falls Wednesday afternoon.
S. Rossi drove here from Alpha las
Thursday TO have his auto repaired
He returned Thursday evening.
w. J. Webb one Of the officials O
The Detroit Life Insurance Go arrives
here last Tuesday remaining her,
until Thursday looking after the in
terests OF the company.
William Collie agent OF Joanres Bros
was an Amasa business caller Las
Thursday.
H. +. Barlow and b Benson frui
and grocery agents Of Carpenter Cool
Co visited in Amasa last Thursday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27

east OF the city. The horse was In
stantly killed and the automobile skidd-
ed along the side OF the road and clipp-
cd off telephone pole. Neither OF
the occupants was injured and the only
damage to the automobile was brok-
en- radiator.
Wilbur q. Winton. prosperous
farmer living three miles east of Iron
River. owned the horse and had a
narrow escape from serious and prob
ably fatal injury just before the COLI
sion. His horse became frightened on
Genesee sieet east of the railroad
TRACKS by the evening passenger train
and started 10 run. The buggy
caught in the railing of the bridge
across the river and was torn loose.
Winton was thrown ont and badly
shaken up but not injured. The horse
continued on east with the shaft
pounding its heels. The dazzling
lights of the automobile apparently be-
wildered the frightened animal and
instead OF keeping the road turned
suddenly and dashed directly in front
of the machine.
The horse rolled over dead after
the collision while the automobile
skidded and crashed into the telephone
pole. The engine did not stop rum
ing but the radiator was 80 smashed
that the water jacket was emptied
and the machine was towed TO thu
oompany's garage at the Rogers mine
| for repairs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
WARD SCHOOL WINS

Cdllou IudotInB VI thA payers lhft
Wednesday night voted in favcr of
building ward school in Burns addi-
ton north of the river in lieu of a
central school or high school adjacent
to the present school building. The
vote was two to one against the CEN
trail school proposition, the roll call
showing Is against and nine for il.
The vote on the ward school In Burns
addition was 10 for and three against
It, The vote IN favor or the ward
school also left the size of the building
TO be determined by the school board.
The discussion indicated that the
building would contain eight to
twelve rooms.
The meeting was unanimously in
favor of taking steps TO relieve the
present congestion in the schools but
the manner in which it should be done
brought on lively discussion that
became acrimonious at times and per
sonalities were hurled across the room
directly and by inuendo
After calling the meeting 10 order
President McGillis of the school board
declared himself in favor Of $3.50,
900 high school and said il was foolish
20 consider ward schools. This state.
ment brought |. W. Byers TO his feet
BE said he favored ward schools but
did not think that all who favored
them were fools President McGillis
later said he did not call anyone fool
but had merely expressed his opinion.
John McHale moved that central
school adjacent 10 the present school
should be built. He eliminated thigh
school from his motion. DR. Libby
seconded the motion. /. W. Byerp.
Rev. Mcclure and Paul Minckler were
the leaders IN opposing the central
school idea.
When the motion was lost q. X.
Waeber moved that ward school be
constructed In the Burns addition. the
lstgp ~ fhr hnildiny Nh he leti to the
motion carried with little dooate and
less personal feeling than was voiced
during the discussion OF the previous
question.
While the meeting was called for
taxpayers non-taxpayers and non
residents of the township were pre-.
sent, and opposition TO their taking
part in the meeting and voting on
the question caused sharp exchanges
between opposiug forces. II wal
eventually agreed that all present
should talk and vote on the question
of new school building, and two
residents of Stsmbaugh township vot.
ed accordingly, but this fact was not
discovered until after the meeting.
The matter Of ward school building
and it's size il now in the hands of the
school hoard.
i
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
PIONEER RESIDENT DIES

The Reporter received a letter dur
ing the week informing us of the death
Of Frank Grieninger Sr, which
occurred at his home in Los Angeles
California. Dec. 2. 1918, aged 20 years
and 40 months.
Tho deceased was born in Germany
and came 10 Stambaugh In 1888 and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27

Odgers. living on West Adams street,
started fire. while playing with mst-
ches in closet. that did $500 damages
to clothing and furnishings Monday
afternoon before il was extingnishsd.
The tire department was called ont
but the blaze WAS put ont before IL
arrived.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
AUTO AND HORSE MEET HEAD

+. l.. HAYES. engineer for the Nun
roe iron Mining Company, and Ray
Galley, chauffeur for the company,
miraculously escaped injury Monday
evening when the companys auto
mobile in which they were riding
collided head on with runaway
horse on the road quarter of mile
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
WORK ON MILWAUKEE

The bridge crew of the Chicago.
Milwaukee q st. Paul began driving
piling for the bridge across the river
this week. Steel has been laid ma far
as the bridge approach on the east side
OF the river. and II the present weather
continues. the bridge will soon be in
condition for work trains % run into
Iron River.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27

located on the Grieninger homestead,
on which has since been discovered
the famous Caspian mine operated
By the Verona Mining. He resided on
this homestead until 1909, when he
in company with his son, Frank, and
his family. left for Los Angeles. Cali
fornia. where he had since made bis
home.
Mrs. Gieninger died here about 20
years ago and was buried in the Iron
River cemetery. The deceased was a
hard working. honest citizen, and had
the respect Of all of our people The
interment took place in Los Angeles
on Dec. 9Th.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27


present and Mr.. Burke was one OF the
three thouasnd persons who marched
70 the capitol and stood fer hours in
the rain to present in memorial
praying Congress 70 submit to the
states a nation wide prohibition
amendment AS Savoyard aptly states
it, The anti slavery movement was
a snail pace compared with the rapid
strides the temperance cause is max
ing.
The recent activity Of Hobson IN the
house and Sheppard in the senate,
both southern men. is forcing the
Issue TO the front and the three parties
will have to declare themselves upon
il will become very live issue.
The Burke. Wood controversy is
but fore runner of what is coming.
Misrepresentation OF one side or the
other will get neither side TO the
front
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
Burke-Wood Contest
Confined from page n

perpetual license bin which proposed
to give TO the holder Of a license the
right TO renew without he consent OF
the city ooupsil.
Mr.. Burke read from the record of
the senate to substHntiate his charges
dc is good talker and makes a
fine impression upon his audience.
be didn take pains 10 explain away
the charges made against him at
manistique except inferentislly when
be spoke of the contest carried on
before the New Jersey legislature and
of the i'll feelings engendered there.
He seemed 10 be game and ready to
take any medicine handed out to him
The meeting, while il attracted
some attention on the outside, didn /
seem to have much influence in STIR
ing up st Tgnace people We talked
with a number of people on the streets
and they seemed to view the affair
lightly, unless they were partisans OF
CtuhbDI NOO0g HhA Aitu NChubOl Has "A
slew OF friends there. The latter told
us that they intended 10 hold public
meeting later on at which Senator
Wood will be invited to explain HE
position.
This controversy would be OF little
moment to persons outside Of Senator
Wood district were il not tor the
fact that il is the manifest intention
Of the league to inject il onto every
legislative district. sooner or later,
and 10 would not be surprising II the
33rd district would have squirt OF
il injected into its system during the
next campaign.
Few OF our people realize how rapid
stride the prohibition question has
made OF late Burke. and Rutledge
we're just from the big conference held
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
REFLECTION CAUSES RUNAWAY

REFLECTION CAUSES RUNAWAY
Reflection Of the sun in dresser
mirror which Will Sberard was haul
ing with load OF furniture In Gaas-
ira Sunday caused the team he was
driving to run away The uamanage.
able team dash I'd cross lots until the
front axle struck stump, bounded
ave, a ard The rear axle caught PM
rn
thrown IN heap on the ground With
Sherard In the middle OF the pile
He was badly bruised and shaken up
but not seriously injured Most of
the furniture was demolished and the
mirror that caused the run away was
shattered In to fragments.
The horses with the front wheels
dumping at their heels ran around the
location until stopped, and were not
hurt.
The dresser Was placed crosswise OF
the wagon. the mirror facing the
front. When the team headed toward
the sun the mirror shot dazzling shaft
of light between the horses. The
bright rays played about their heads
and on the ground in front of them
and they became so frightened and
tried to run away from IL. Unable TO
out-run the spectre they cut cross lots
and did not escape until the wagon,
furniture and offending Mirror had
all been smashed IN the collision
with q etup
The team belongs to Darius Falknre.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-27
Masonic election

The masons elected the following
officers at their last meeting, tor the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-29
GOOD SENSE.

The action or non-action OF the
American Federation Of Labor under
the guidance Of Samuel Gompers and
John Mitchell is In line with good sense
and good citizenship. All other classes
OF citizens, regardless Of party. are
holding up the hands OF the president
II would be a pity II organized labor
should withhold support from a policy
detected by the highest motives and
ed upon a better knowledge of the
facts than any private organization is
likely 10 have"
The above is from the Chicago Tri-
bune
Net only should all good. sound
minded citizens unite 10 uphold Priest
dent Wilson because he is the presi-
dent and the peop.e's official leader,
but because he Is right and establish
ing the Wilson policy which has cor
rectly been referred 10 as epOchal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-29
NEED MORE POLICEMEN.

For a city OF its size Rock Island
has not an adequate police force. All
crime. from murder and burglary to
thuggery and holdup and petty thiev-
cry is not chargeable in all instances
20 conditions. no matter how deplor-
able they may have been There must
be reasonable police protection in a
city that covers the area that Rock
Island does.
At the present time there are but 20
men on the force. Cf which a captain.
a desk sergeant. a driver and seven
regulars and a plain clothes man are
detailed TO night duty. As far as reg
ular beats are concerned the night pa
troll consists OF seven men Some OF
the beats cover a district four miles
square.
The police force cannot be charged
with the fault OF all Expectations IN
der such circumstance
There ought 10 be not less than a
dozen regular policemen for night
duty. which would involve the addition
OF four or five men 10 the force.
The householders OF Rock Island.
with its expanded territory, are en-
titled 10 the additional protection
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-29
A BOYS MOMENT OF FAME.
When Young Walter Scott Was Praised
by Robert Burns

When Young Walter Scott Was Praised
by Robert Burns
From the time he was six Walter
Scott read ravenously. and It was
through his wide reading that when
only fifteen he became for a few mo-
mentS the center OF group OF learned
men 1t was when the poet Burns Wis
tied Edinburgh and had shown great
interest in n picture OF a soldier lying
dead in the snow with a dog keeping
patient watch beside him
Beneath the picture were some beau
tiful lines, but neither Burns ner any
OF those learned men knew their au-
thor until young Walter Scott. who
happened to be present. whispered
chat they were by LanGhorne-
Then Burns turned to him. with
glowing eyes. and said. 1T is no com
mon course OF reading that has taught
you this" adding 70 his friends, This
lad will be heard OF yet"
How proud the Lad felt How visit
fully joyful in the warmth OF the great
poets praise and then how suddenly
forgotten when only a few days later
Robert Burns passed him IN the street
without a glance. Scott's moment of
fame had vauished--Ariadne Gilbert
in St Nicholas