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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-09-19
SCHOOL
VANomTES
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The present enrolment Of the high
school is 1913. a considerable gain over
last year.
AT a recent Meeting of the Athletic
Association the following officers were
elected President Clarence Richards.
Secretary treasurer. Ed. Carlson,
The foot ball squad has been
practicing for a few days and is
making good progress under the direc-
tion of Mr.. Coombe. The boys expect
to enter the Range League this fall
Clarence Bjork is captain OF the team,
Mr. Coohlbe coach, and Mr.. BurKhart
manager.
On Saturday, Sept. 10, the represen.
tatives of the Menominee Range
Athletic League will meet at Iron
Mountain TO arrange a foot ball
schedule and discuss other matters of
iHtorest to the high schools belonging.
Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Burkhart will attend
this meeting as representatives of tho
Crystal Falls High School.
A course in art is being offered this
year for the first time to the pupils of
the high school The class meets once
a week and is under the direction OF
Miss Outwater.
The work in high school music is put
on a new basis this year All pupils
meet once a week for general chorus.
Twice a week those electing music
vii! work on the preparation of some
light opera which will be gwen late al
public entertainment.
The high school orchestra and girl
glee club have reorganized and are
practicing regularly each week under
the direction of Miss Geiger.
A good proposition Of the boys have
taken advantage of the vocational
courses offered this year for the first
time. Glasses are now organized il
carpentry and brick laying The boy
are much interested in this line o
work and expect to become quite
proficient in the building trades. i
is hoped that a course in plumbing car
be added next year.
A foot ball game will be played to
day between the city and High shooo
teams. The high school team is fas
and large but the city has all giants.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-09-19
AALLAROUND
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Mr.. Racine of Escanaba spent several
days in the city this week visiting his
daughter, Miss Daisy.
House For Sale II will put my
house up for sale next Monday. Must
be sold in fifteen days, otherwise will
not be sold at the present time.
2 wks. Andrew NJ. Nelson
Miss Edith Thomas returned Tuesday
from a visit with Mrs. Carl Brewer at
Crystal Falls. -Ironwood News Record
Miss Geraldine Hill is in Escanabs
this week visiting AT the home of her
friend Miss Irene Nelson of that city.
Mrs. Charles Peter son OF Gladstone
was in the city yesterday enroute to a
weeks visit with her son, Charles
Peterson at Crystal Falls. -Escanaba
Press
Roy Penglase, Sam ham and Roy
Jacka returned to Albion the first Of
the week To- resume their stndies at the
college.
A jolly bunch Of fishermen consisting
of Sam Jacobs, Joe Thouin, Fred
PfeifTer, jess lessen, Anthony Davis,
Ernest NUNS and Sim Dart returned
last Sunday from a few days outing at
the club house They report a fine
time and lots of trout
Charlie Carlson left Monday night
Tor a short visit in Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Stealing . girls clothing when she
is in swimming ism I much of a crime
nowadays. There isn't much to steal.
Mrs. +. McFadden returned to this
city Wednesday from a weeks visit at
Crystal Falls, She left this morning
for Ter home at Tronwood Florence
Mining News.
X. M. Notes Is In Milwaukee this
week attending the state fair and on
other business.
Mayor Sherman +. Handy left for
Detroit last evening where he will
visit the state fair and attend n meet,
ing Of the Michigan State Agricultural
society of which he is a director.
Mayor Handy has the aonor and dis.
function Of being the only director OF
the state fair society from the upper
peninsula. 500 News
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-09-19

Sim Dart and Joe Fauri made a
business trip to Milwaukee the first of
the week.
Olof Croghan and family drove to
Marquette in their auto last Sunday.
They report the roads in good condi-
ton, considering the recent heavy
rains.
Mrs. Rogers and daughter Hazel,
formerly of this city, but now of
Escanaba, visited with friends in the
city the first Of the week.
Miss Esther Johnson has gone to
Crystal Falls, Mich, TO relieve Miss
Hildur Larson, who is manager OF the
Western Union Office. Miss Johnson
nd Miss Larson learned telegraphy at
the local office. Iron Mt. Press
Hugh McLaren left last Saturday
night for Milwaukee 10 take in the
fair, Mr.. McLaren very seldom misses
the fair in the cream city.
Russell Richards, oliver Larson,
Clarence Richards and Miss Clara
Nettle were driven TO Milwaukee in
the Richards car the latter part OF
last week. The party will attend the
fair and return some time next week
DR.. and Mrs. bookings and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Rein are enjoying a
few days outing at Camp eight thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scadden, OF
Crystal Falls, came down Friday
night to attend the lecture given al
the Swedish NJ. +. church by Bishop
Quyale. They returned to their home,
Saturday morning Norway Current
Joe Eckhert Of Menominee has nc.
cepted the position at the Will'
Hardware Store lately vacated By
Alfons Spanner. who is now located
IN Milwaukee
Emil Hurja arrived in tie city las
Monday night from Alaska and will
spend the next couple Of weeks visiting
his folks in this city and renewing ole
acquaintance. This Is Mr.. Huria',
first visit 10 Crystal Falls IN six years
Miss Leola Lanthier of Esoanabs
visited several days in the city az tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John T~rombley
f. ]. Oswald made a business trip {,
Chicago the first TO the week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-09-19

Altons Spanner returned yesterday
morning from a two weeks stay In
Milwaukee,.
A crew Of men are at work remodel
ing the Miller building on Superior
Ave. Peter Larson, who conducted a
bakery on the lower floor has moved
his shop TO the Koepeke building
across tire street until the improve
ments are completed.
The women's Club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Metcslf Tuesday. Sept,
22nd.
VIM. Nesbitt returned yesterday
morning from a business trip 70
Chicago.
Five cars left the track at Stager,
near the depot yesterday, which made
the morning passenger a little late.
: The Women's Club has started a
series OF entertainments to raise
money to equip a public playground
for the children of Crystal Falls.
Owing to the kindness of Mr..
Bregger their first number will be
the stoiy of Uncle Toms Cabin told
by the films at Bregger's Opera House,
Wednesday, Sept. 23. Matinee and
two evening performances Prices 10
and 10 cents. See now much you can
help in this movement by filling the
hon "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-07
POULTRY ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS CALL MEETING
NtI I.egiu NDW 90 Arrange uf
srpnfr.t Poultry -h"w i,er
Held Ia iehH- Panhandle

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Do '4r.r preparation '1r 'n" com.
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Ua.r Ha.l HII ar..r HHf 'ur 'Hr
uYf. aHI.h occurred over 30 rDHsi.
H.rU.r portion .. Ira IH' 200 fHr
HUt u. I.. '....i Hi H'rrinrH1
.f. traffic n. f.. H."a. OTHER
b. confident. .H.I" "l about
..0 .uHa1i bird nIH .Htn D""n
.r H ..e .Hn
M poultry nH .Hr HH. hmH
1000. U'r .H. H MpNf .Ih'n anl
believed 'HHf 'H. recent HYI.'r.
I.# .. UHi WH'. Dob Hu 9th
"a. f.. ...U. poo '.. .nH IH"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-07
LOUISE HoEurNIN -
INPEuN no NICELY

8 report from 'he HrHHrHw no au
ar.y hour tN norr'UE stated tHHf
Louise bordeaux OBI, E.r N.o $500.
injured during fair wee. nE b.u.
rum down hy HH auto. Ha. sting
very N,I and H81 'ur fh. pass 1Ht
or foo rHr several 1at. fu.oVIus
the accident 500 sos tsrt r.''.
A. ar "a. can boz iu.1 af 'Hi- 'ur
she BE- proEro. .nE F.rv nicely toward
recover. i'Hr Older -I-'"f HHH 1891.
taken fD thr aui1r.Hu lf fH. ms
tur Fla HuIt Their. short time
900 .ha n1. removed fH t.r home un
Arthur street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-07
JURY RETURNS VERDICT
N FAVOR Of PLAINTIFF
iuf One Indictment Hefnrned
~ Grand IuY

Tho eafe OF 81 E Hlrr SO 49,
~ Vaughn. which eas 600 trial se.
fardar loo mo district court sent
fo the iuD about noon anl % verdict
tas returned about 300 100 mo af
ternDoa awarding mo paiuuu tH'
1000 amount asked f1r amounting poi
total OF fIIsI
Goo fhe case oI fhr First State
Bank OF Amarillo e 49, o. Cooper
which Ra called shortly after noon
.eferdag nine 0. tHe juror Ual
been selected OF I.a hour uf l1-
DIrumpnt
The Grand jury YH'rn Ns empin
n.rd and adjourned 600 NDuIH. u'
last week Ra. boz se.s.un again pu
Thursday Friday and Saturday 90
saturday afternoon One indictment
tae returned agair.f Charlie. H Dix
Du 900 bond. which .a fixed st
$4,000. VH rea1''. given lH1 'Ir
defendant released IHI. rf.r FrIH.
YIt OF thr Hal HuUiIrF oft Frank
Smith. ar empIOye u. fHn sfniH Ee
70 feH week. ago Hf ItI. Pierre.
frnrf n probable fHHf both .Is.
HI be ready for 'rHI auH fh8' i.'
.a.c tIIi boz tried fHn pro-. rHi term
uf court = A. Carlisle lfiorrn.
for tUr defendant AND U.fr. '.Hr
no. Ilonr Bishop 900 r.ur" nr' 'h"
State $50 other indictments IHi
Heou returned at f.n .uTr off fI.
...FIFuUHf .I.fDrI ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-07
pOI.k ~TliTtT gI~tui N,T
StttIES FROM tItI Ili;I

TH. Hra department. .1H choir
second eiI for TUESDAY afternoon
about 80 Uher ar alarm came .n
from fha residence uf ST. HuI STR.
% IS Thompson Ht 1907 ru'k street
a blaze bad .farfrH H fhs 8'fI, from
a defective t.rr .HI a considerable
portion Hf fH. rsHf rH. Hrrne1 uif
The department made 1.UH.,f rHH
and Ras able f0 control the flames
sith tHe chemical without fHruHInr
anV water The DAMAGE $3.50 amount
fn some t.- cor above
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-07

Tho fire department 1890. called tD
500 Polk street about 'U O'Clock
Monday afternoon where iho mr-
us of fho grass around tennis
court hal caused come alarm Tho
court located ON tho vacant Iu'
adjoining fho First Baptist church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-07
Automobile Owners

Now is the time 10 economic.
Use only PURE PENNSYLNA
MA AMAllE l-2-3 NONCAR
BON CYLINDER OIL and you
will get from 50 l.} 10 100 per
cent more mileage than from
other oil. and you will be free
from CARBON trouble and
grinding valves
Inr SHE Il v
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-07

8 prairie fire Boo tHo vicinity %.
San Jarlutp Height about dusk NnH
day evening lcI m1ur f0 believe ihut
Amarillo R1s having Dor fourth Nro
'Oi tHc halt day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-07

Experienced Dress form maker.
All work guaranteed. Model at The
Misses Taylor Phone 1865 or call
bl2 Jackson street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-07

Daily News want Ans mas, he a.
ompanied by the CAsH.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-16
JOSHUA WEST DEAD.

Joshua West, aged 81 and Tor years
an ordained minister Of the Baptist
church, died suddenly during a funeral
service on Johns creek last Tuesday.
MIR West had been a sufferer from
weakness Of the heart Tor many years,
and the end came while he was aiding
in the funeral service Of Uncle Thomas
PiusunN
He was one 81 the most widely
known men in Eastern Kentucky, and
did ministerial work In Baptist church.
rs In PIKE Boyd and other counties OF
Kentucky. one Of his churches is
near Catlcttsburg, and he did pastoral
duties quite extensively In this county,
The Young people Of his locality were
especially Interested in his work and
they have expressed the greatest grief
and loss by his DEAN
The funeral services We're held at
the home by Rev. Wellington Of
Sharondale. on Pond Greek, and It is
safe 10 say that the largest gathering
Of people who ever attended q funeral
service in Pike county were present at
this funeral, Pike county has indeed
lost one Of its foremost religious work
ers and citizens He leaves a wife
and nine children, Of which MIR A II,
West singer Sewing Machine District
Manager at Pikeville Is one, and Mr.
Perry West, with the same company
at jenkins. is another.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-16
PIKE COUNTY NEWS
Attend the opening of the County's
Health Campaign at the Court House
Saturday Afternoon, Oct. 18th.

trUversy arose as to the means of
building these roads; whether 1t would
be preferable To employ convict labor
or otherwise. Both may be used,
The Importance of these roads, es~
pecially that leading to Williamson,
cannot be overestlma ted; by this route
most all the traffic between this city
and the eastern part Of the county is
carried on, and under present condi-
lions hauling over this road is very
slow aud expensive. The other road
is Of less Importance, but yet Is suf-
fiCient TO claim the attention OF the
court as being the second road of I'M
purtanGe in the county, Other road
work Will be considered AS soon as the
present proposed roads have been I'm
ished
The court, seeing the argent need OF
more accurate information as to the
countys area and Typographical con-
ditiun, has appointed commission,
consisting Of County Judge II n.
Stallard, James A. Scott and J. H..
Francis, to have an accurate Official
survey Of Pike county made This
also viii be done at once. . ...... ....
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-16
THE MARKET sTIFFENS,

There is every prospect that the
market in the Sandy Valley Tor rail-
way crosstics will feel decided en-
enlargement within the next few
weeks, and that a larger volume Of
business viii be done IN the next two
years than ever before, The rasun for
this unusual flush in the market is
that several railway companies have
let contracts for several million ties,
and the Meroercau Hawkins Tie Co,
of Huntingdon has been awarded a
large share Of these contracts Adam
Nenters, a crosstie merchant Uf Re
gina, this county, has carried bust
ness OF over 100000 yearly in ties
and his output FOR the next Two years
viii be taxed to the utmost to meet
the onc6ming demand Tor ties for i'm
mediate shipment However, the mar
gin in this business Is necessarily
small. and a large volume Of business
is required to make small proilts,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-16
ATTEND GRAND LODGES.

$. NJ. Cetil. Or. J. II. Adkins, DIT j.
y. Meade, Clarence Policy, James Rem
fro, Rev l. n Fannin and Mack
Bowles, Masons Of Pikeville and mem
bers Of the Royal Arch Chapter, will
leave tomorrow for Louisville, where
they viii attend the annual meeting OF
the state Grand Lodge and the annual
Royal Arch Chapter Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday of next week.
Or. Meade is Worshipful Master Of
the Thos. c. Cecil lodge of Plkeville;
Or. Adkins is High Priest Of this lodge,
and viii represent Pikeyille at the
Grand Lodge meeting, and Mr. Cecil is
Grand Junior Deacon Of the Grand
Lodge Of the state.
Mrs. A. r. Williams also left last
Monday morning for owensborowhere
she represented the Anna O. Young
Chapter order Of Eastern Stars, OF
| Pikevile, OF which she Ia Conductfess
at the annual meeting Of the Kentucky
Eastern Star, Grand Chapter, held IN
! that city Tuesday Of this week,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-16
CITY Gets AntItoxln.
ALLEGED SLAYER CAUGHT.

George Belcher. deaf mute, who is
charged with the killing of his cousin,
John Belcher, aged 90 was captured
at Big Stone Gap, Va, by c. c. Elan.
cry. police officer Of Norton Va, and
brought to Pikeyille and lodged in Jail
to await hearing OF the charge prefer
red agains' him. .'=
Belcher and his two brothers, Har.
rison and Barton, duarreled with the
victim near Shelby Gap last June, It
is said, and on the following day II is
claimed they came upon him while he
was at work; and after an exchange Of
a few words it is charged they opened
fire on him, iniiicting wounds from
the effects OF which he died. Harrison
and Barton gave themselves up to the
authorities, but George escaped and
made his way into North Carolina. he
was preparing to leave Big stone Gar
on his return 10 North Carolina during
the night when officer Flanery sur
prsed and captured him,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-16
DOINGS OF JOHNSON
COUNTYPEOPLE.
News From Paintsville and
the Surrounding
Country.

Attorney J. X. Wells and Miss Ruth
Long We're married in Catlettsburg
October 3rd by Rev. G. a, slaughter.
The bride has been steographer in
the law office Of the groom for some
time. She is daughter Of the late j.
r. Long, her parents having died a
number of years ago. She is one Of the
most popular young ladies of the city.
Her mother was a sister of c. Nj.
Cooper and John H. Cooper and Mrs.
d. j. Wheeler The groom is one of
our most prominent young attorneys
and enjoys a good practice. He is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John =. Wells and
a brother of cashier John Il. Bucking-
ham.
The johnson County Fair was sue
cess in every way. The exhibits of
stock and farm products were very
fine One OF the best things about the
fair was that there were no violations
or arrests made for anything,
A prize was offered for the best
looking twin babies at the fair 1t was
surprising to see the number of twins
shown. One man, a Mr.. Burchett and
| his wife were here and displayed two
sets of twins, one set age years and
one set months. Mrs. Literal dis
played triplets, girls all dressed alike.
The special term of the Johnson Cir
cult Court is in session this week with
Judge Kirk presiding. Only civil cases
will be tried. The regular term Of the
court will convene the first Monday in
| November
The store at No. 3 Mine at Van
Lear was broken into last Saturday
night and robbed OF S32S
Mrs. w, K, Akers, Of Catlettsburg
who has been visiting Mrs Sarah Rice
is visiting relatives at Van Lear.
Mrs, Paulina Huff is on the sick list
She was taken sick while visiting hei
daughter, Mrs. c. M. Whit, at Will
hanson, w. Va. Her daughter is here
with her.
Miss Lucille Rice is attending the an
nual meeting OF the Cincinnati branch
of the Womans Foreign Missionary
Society in Louisville this week, Sh'
was sent as delegate from Paints
Vile auxiliary OF the society
Prof w. b. Ward was In SAVERS
VILE Saturday where he attended tho
school fair.--Palntsvill Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-16
TWO Hi BY LIGHTNING.

An electrical storm did queer things
here last Thursday. During the storm
discharge of lightning followed wires
into the home Of AleXus Coleman,
deputy Sheriff, who lives on Huffman
Heights, and burned several feet of
paper from the walls OF the dining
room and knocked Mrs. Coleman down.
Mr.. Coleman, who was going UP Elm
avenue, was also struck and knocked
off his feet He says his life was saw
ed by the fact that he was late in get
ting home to dinner, as the chair in
which he usually sits to read his noon
paper was demolished.
The storm also did considerable
damage to property in the country
the extent of which has not been
learned
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-16
CATLETTSBURG AND
BOYD COUNTY NEWS.
An Interesting Letter From
Our NeighbOring
III County.

Judqe 7 II Wade finds that the
duties If County Court work can be
hatter handled bv opening court each
Monday and Transferring such business
o. NAV nroperly be presented. BY the
enlargement of jurisdiction by the last
I.agisIature the duties of a County
Indga are increased and he finds much
n,ore 10 do than formerly
Ton, SaIvars and George Arthur
wont ON the bond of one Harry Nc
cure Tor nistoI toting Mcclure
iumned his bond and went To West
yirginia On saturday night last Nc
c,ira annearad on his side of the
stata bonndary limo and was arrested
Nv noIican,an Earrow and taken 10 the
,pt, ian Tha iai1er got on IN His
,,T,1tt oiothas 20 1oci tbe nrisoner in
yybilo unlocl,ng ire hip iron door me
,,,isa,,a. brala an,a,, ana make for
f,aadSr,, ,,,ti1I IA No., IL, a IiJaIv chase
yrho 60 III ,I,Cuira,s hord rn,y ard
n,hn is rasnonsirle for his escanaq
Tha f,nn,, na,tC,r tbis nrocadrre wa <
,hat Taitar naboard u,as dressed onIy-
in his "rigbtie" ana IN This way he
nnoda cbase after ne fugitive There
,,a,,,la,,ad - ~ !, s,rg az Ttalian
,,nri,ors at tho station waiting for a
train and tbev became. excited as Inc
IN, dasbad no ara iabharing Ike a
~, - aat.a. ,,,rl, af+sr tho ,.Tailar and
.,iad 70 cant,,ra hin, McGnira made
go Vic asnana
Mrs nave r Steele is in Pikeville
,ooling .fter Var holdings in tbat civ
ard Die. conntv Mrs steele has a
laraa astate IN The sandy valley
a. - p,ssail ana attnrney viii
hoit ~ Asbiand returned This week
tron, q husiness nission RI Elliott
oomn,y,s canitaI and renort the roads
In a very had condition. Auto riding
~ tbat wav 10 not FASCINATING
AshIand and, Russell business men
dasire The innroven,ent of the county
road hetwaen tbe two towns The dis
tance 10 about three to three and one
hair miles The roadway in BOYD
county IL about one half n mile from
the Ashland corporate line to the
Greenun county line. This piece OF
road our Fiscal Court has planned to
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-16
GOOD ROADS PROPOSED.

The Fiscal Court OF Pike county met
at Pikeville last Friday evening to con-
slider means for the building Of better
roads in the county at once. a num-
Der Of public visitors interested In this
measure were present and took part In
the discussion OF means by which the
work should be done. An agreement
was reached by the court for the
building Of two roads as a beginning
these will be, "A road from Pikeville to
Williamson, w. Va, and the other from
Pikeville to the mouth of Peters
Creek, which win also terminate on
the West Virginia line. Some con-