The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02

suffering from typhoid fever. He is
II present in a hospital at ST. Maries.
Idaho.
Don't forget to bring your wife TO
the pasty supper at the M. Z. Church
next Wed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will ii. Jayne and
children spent last Sunday with Crys-
tai Falls relatives. Iron Mountain
friends will regret TO learn that Capt.
Jayne is in poor health. Iron Min.
Press.
Norman widstrand and Fred II.
Hooper, chemists OF this city. viii
leave tonight for Randville and Iron
Mountain 10 do some assay work for
several mining companies.
VIM. Hill was over from Iron River
Thursday looking after his license.
Mr.. Hill stated to reporter for The
Diamond Drill that the trouble over
saloon licenses promises to be bad
thing for Iron River a. 1t will have a
tendency TO inject the question into
spring politics.
Next Thursday evening will be
ladies' night al the Club. On that
fevening each member il privileged to
bring his wife and lady friends to the
club rooms where the steward will
serve lunch a special menu being con-
sidered for the occasion.
The designations frum the city
schools so far this year are Miss Mulch
Miss Shedd and Mr.. Rumsey. Miss
Shedd's place has been filled but the
others are open yet. There are some
designations In the primary grade but
they have not yet been passed upon
The new steward at the Club is
giving a business mems lunch every
Saturday between the hours of ~ and
SO 90 O'Clock p. m. This lunch will
be regular feature, the charge being
50.cents The menu for today's lunch
is Vegetable soup. Celery, Olives
lamp chops with peas. Boiled potatoes.
Stewed corn, Combination salad, ice
cream and coffee. Next Saturday he
expects to offer planked whiteish
dinner.
Two bad spots showed up in the
county road between here and Iron
River during the week. both OF which
were fixed as quickly as possible. The
first hole was at the turn in the road
inst outside of Crystal Falls city. The
other was on the hill this side of the
cheese factory. Both were from frost
heaves The Tully road which was
impossible last year IN the spring is
the best link in the system this spring
Glib Richards, Jr. was examined be-
fore Judge Rite during the week and
committed to New berry. Mr.. Richards
has shown signs of insanity for several
months and his examination was the
elimination of the condition surround
ing his case.
While at Grand Rapids last Friday,
searching for teachers. Prof. Hill was
corraled by the superintendents Of the
Grand Rapids schools and appointed a
judge in the oratorical contest that
was held IN that city in the evening.
A Cadillac boy won the honors.
In northern Arizona, Utah, Nevada.
southern Idaho and western Wyom-
ing. the fires on national forests set by
campers have decreased in tour years
from nearly third to approximately
one-hfth. lightning fires have IN
creased from less than one-fourth to
nearly one-half. The relatively larger
proportion from lightning, however.
is due partly TO decrease in other
causes
! Editor p. O'Brien Of Iron River was
in the city last Saturday on business.
Mr.. O'Brien informed us that he has
discontinued his daily bulletin because
of Indifferent support at Iron River.
Mr.. O'Brien Is certainly straining a
point to give Iron River the best SER
vice possible in the newspaper line
and be deserves better support that
he gets
Joseph Bergeron, for many years as
sistant steward at the Marquette club.
was given charge of the local club last
Monday, succeeding Robert johnson
Mr.. Bergeron is an experienced res
tauranter and Is planning to make the
restaurant winner. He viii begin
next Saturday serving Saturday bust
mesa lunches for fifty cents. Planked
white fish Is on the bill for the opener,
James r. Corcoran spent part of
last week at Minneapolis and reports
that town real live place. he says
that. ~ the conditions of the reserve !