The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-14
Hear the "Friedlands Comedy Con-
cert company. mt the U-NO Thursday.

Qulre or Mrs. WIN. carlson. PnOne li4.
A card received from Charlie Davi-
son says that duck hunting in Mime
sofa is good this year and that he Is
having his share OF the sport. Charlie
says that he started tearing loose"
on them shortly after he arrived at
his destination.
Twenty-three Florence Masons
were guests OF the Crystal Falls Ma
sonic Lodge last evening. Work in
the third degree, after which an elab-
crate banquet was Mining
News,
Mrs. j. Miesler left last Monday
night for Milwaukee, Wis, on an ex-
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
A. ID. Spofford. She was accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. G. NJ. Allard, OF
Spokane, Wash.
Arthur Geske and the Misses Julia
Breen. Ethel Lynch and Edna John
son, of Crystal Falls, visited in the
city Friday, having motored here
from Marquette. -Escanaba Press,
| Sunday, Oct 81
The flremen were called out last
Tuesday morning to extinguish flames
that broke out on the roof OF the
Rogan building. The chemical was
used and in a short time the flames
we're brought under control.
"Picked Programs every night at
| the GEM. We don't take what they
send us but use our twelve years ex-
perience in choosing what we consider
"yOur choices"
of the Mutual Film exchange, was in
the city Wednesday and signed up a
long time contract with Mr.. Wilson
for the showing of the Mutual Star
productions at the Uno theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Heath, Judge and
Mrs w B, Quinlan, returned Sunday
afternoon from an auto trip to Iron
River and Crystal Falls in the Heath
car They left Saturday afternoon
Marinette Eagle-Star.
Now that the season is open for
killing partridge, rabbits and hares
II might be well for you to carry
your license with you when you go
into the woods with gun, for it will
do you no good at home, il the warden
happens along.
Miss Augusta Raflin, Western Union
Telegraph operator in this city, re-
turned to her work the first OF the
week, after being confined to her
home in Iron Mountain for two weeks
on account OF illness. During her alb
sence the work was in the hands OF
Miss Exerine Brissette, OF Marquette,
who has returned to her home.
The official open season for rabbits
and hares is from October / to March
/. inclusive, and according to reports
there Is an abundant supply OF this
game this fall. The game laws allow
the transportation and sale OF all rab
bits which are legally killed. The
deer season will open on November
10 and continue until November 30.
II Is unlawful TO use artificial light
or dogs in hunting, or TO kill deer in
red coot or fawn in spotted coat or
while they are in water.
The Masonic lodges Of this city and
Iron Mountain were honored We'd |
nesdsy and Thursday by distinguished |
representatives OF the Masonic Insti-
tuition, r. w G.. NJ. John II. Hawks,
OF Lansing, and X. w. G. Lecturer !
Frank O. Gilbert, Of Bay City. Both,
at present, are at Crystal Falls, where
they are to be entertained over Sun
day and enjoy the hospitality OF the |
members OF that lodge whose manner
of carrying on a love feast will inn
press them Norway Current.
II will be necessary for voters to
register this fall, as the books will be
closed which have been in use for
four years. However, the law says
that those who registered on primary
day shall be entitled TO vote at this
election. so thateth names should
be copied into the new book, as well
as all who make application to the
city clerk to be registered between
now and election. You will do well,
despite this fact, 10 present yourself
at your polling place on registration
day and see that your name Is in the