The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-10-11

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shooting birds was very good be felt
fine and gave ntterance 10 many com.
mandatory remarks about MI. Reindl's
buck board. He got SO strong. in
praise of buck boards In general, that
he said he would rather have q good
buck board t5an an automobile, Its
easier riding, you know" Just about
the time he gave utterance 10 the last
mentioned sentiment the rig struck a
very rough part OF the road and Mr..
Reindl left the team jog along for a
few minutes. he heard Mr.. Roberts
yelling something from the back seat
bat kept right on driving until a par
~ticularly painful yell induced HIM 10
look back and ne found that the buck
board platform had broken right in
the middle and jack-knifed so that Mr..
Roberts legs were pinioned under the
front seat in such a manner that he
couldn'nt move. It was a wonder
that his legs were not broken. After
they extricated him from his position
he didn't have so much 10 say about
the ease with which a fellow can ride
in a blackboard.
Armenia R.bekah Lodge has been
invited to assist at the institution Of
a new lodge at Iron River next week
and will go there in a body TO do the
work. The institution Of the new
Iron River lodge will be the last piece
of field work of Mrs. Coniln as presi.
dent of the state assembly. the annual
session taking place at Kalamazoo on
Oct. 2l-23 whera she will surrender
her authority TO her successor.
County clerk John Wall is going 10
see 10 It mat everyone in the county
is thoroughly acquainted with the
game laws as revised by the last
Legislature. Mr.. Wall has circulars
printed To send to each hunter in the
county giving a synopsis of the law.
Anyone not receiving one can get a
copy by dropping a postal card 10 Mr..
Wall. The laws are changed so fire.
q~uently that it is necessary to keep
well posted.
A letter received from Emil Huria
contains the information hat he is
back from Alaska and il now located
in Seattle. Was. where he ia enrolled
in the liberal arts department of the
University OF Washington. Emil has
made a mark for himself in Alaska
and is getting right to the front. N
fact that his old friends in the Falls
will be rejoiced to learn.
A Chicago gentleman who was ar
rested for exceeding the speed limits
at Iron Mountain contributed an arti-
Gle TO the Marquette Mining Journal in
which he claims that he was held up
at the range metropolis. A Crystal
Falls gentleman who experienced a
like treatment at Iron Mountain Sec
onas the motion.
The Lindsay building, the-oid stand
of Sam Bridges is being repaired
rapidly and will soon be in shape for
occupancy AS soon as 10 lie ready Mr..
Bridges will move his store there and
will have a much improved store room
over what ii was before the fire as sew
eral fine improvements are to be made.
+. \. Hastings, for many years
superintendent of the Superior division
of the q. M. & st. r., will remove
from Green Bay 10 Champagne. III.
where be will make his home in the
future. Mr. Hastings was quite well
known in Crystal Falls.
A slight interruption to the electric
light service occurred last Wednesday
owing 20 a breakage of the machinery
at the power plant. Supt. Saunders
and his force got after the broken
parts and by five O'Clock in the e
ing had things running again.
Mrs. Mary O'Connell and son Of
Green Bay visited at the home OF
Judge and Mrs. John Stiles in Men.
ominee while on their way TO Crystal
Falls where they will reside. Mari
nette Eagle
Rev. j. II. Davis held service In
Florence Wednesday evening. He has
turned oyer that work to Rev. Harold
Johns. Of Iron Mountain who will
hold Sunday services Sunday after.
noons in the future.
DR.. A. NJ. Darling has commenced
work on the property recently purchas-
ed from J.. G. Wilkinson. DE will
make one of the finest residence pro
perties in the city out Of il.
Mrs. W. j. Richards will entertain
the Ladies Aid society next Thurs.
day instead Of on the usual meeting
day. Lunch will be served at 4 80.