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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23
correspondence Especial para LA pREN>N.

correspondence Especial para Li rNE\SN.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Mayo 81.
TN p~eri6dicO americana de esta
locaidad do cucnta en- su numerc de
aver que desde hace tres 0 cuatro
semanas Sc han estado recibiendo
informacioncs en- el Fuerte Brown.
relatives a Ia apHricion de una mistc-
ROSA luz que Sc muevc en- los aires
durante las noches Y que Sc aScCUra
ser el fanal dc IN acropIano. Ia luz
ha sido vista la mayor parte de las
noches siempre Ell direction del Rio
Grandc.
FL u!timo informe llcgado soOre G.!
particular 10 t~raieron = esta cludad
!. H. Monroe Y NJ. B. Gore. residen-
ties en- Brownsville, quienes dicen que
eI domingo en- Ia nochc, cuando clos
venian de Punta Isabel vieron aiarc-
Ger i. mistcriosa luz que caminaoa
paralela . h costa meXicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23
Fue inexaCt0 10 que Sc d.
10 del prOyectadO IeVaR-
tamieDtO en- kingsvi-
lie, Texas
Todas las personals deteDidas fue'
ron puestas en- libertad por
faita de meritos
correspondence Especial para IN f'IlNsi.
kINGSNILLE, Texas. Mayo 20.
Senior Director dc LA PRENSA.
San Antonio. Tex.

Ne pcrmitO manifeStar q listed que
cuanto en- la prenSa del Eatado st ma
ycnido pub.icando dc Ia seman pasada
n Ia fccha accrca de TN proyectado ie-
vautamiento dc m~cXicanos contrl los
Estados Un:dos, Is ialso, por 10 que 4
esta ciudad Sc refierc. Hasta cStos
momentos ningun meXirano de csta
ciudad ha sido conyicto de s~emejantc
delito.
FL senior Eulalio V~elazquez, Dire
tor del semanario Eel POPULAR d
auien el iueves de In seman paSada Sc
le arresto porque quizas alguien 10 de-
nunciG de estar en- connivencia o e.
movimicEto sedicioso Il que tanta i'm
Dortancia sc 1e Ia venido dando. pudc,
en- unas cuantas horas. demostrar su
incu!pabiIidad Y quedar enteramente
libre cl miSmo dia de 81 arresto.
L. propio paso con los senores For
tuuato. Leonardo Y Luciano Mario
quia. auRque 5stos permanecieron Va
rios dias detenidos en- Ia carcel de esta
ciudad. Pero demostrada 81 ninguna
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djio a los ''hueIguistas':
que los cOnsideraria como trail
dOres sino trabajaban
Ante las amenazas del Primer Jefe Preconstitu'
cionaiista ternlinaron las huelgas en- las
ciudades de N. Laredo y Saltilo

correspondence Especial para IL piiI\-i.
LAREDO, Tex. Mayo 2O.-La
huciga de mccanicoS Y demas tiaba-
]iadorcs de los talIeres de y. Laredo,
termino hoy como por encanto. ruaH-
do cI general Reinaldo CARA. les ~
tifico haber recibido un ;elegram% del
Primer Jcfc. diciendole que hiciera
saber a los huelguistas que, 81 SeguiaH
en- su empenc de no tra5ajar. ; CONT
nuaban t~rastornando cl ordcn. Sc lc:
considerable como "traidores" : Sc les
caStigagia sacramento.
Fl jefe de las armaS. por 81 partc.
hizo saber a los cscandalosos que de-
no rcanudarSe hoy miSmo las laboTcs
en- los departamentOs del taller. pro-
cederia desde lungo a e~jecutar las or
deres priva&as que para cl case tenia.
POr 10 demas esta decir que no hu-
bo necesidad de repetir la amepaza,
pues muy temprano = con dcsagrado
0 con satisfaction, los senores MEGA
RicOs reanudaron u trabajos.
Decepcionados deDcn cstar. va
que tanto alarde han aecho de Ia obra
revolucionaria, pregonando us bonGa-
dies Y suponicndo para eli future. una
vida de accion en- picna libertad, ad-
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Correspondence Especial para ~ pEEN~l. Z
SAN FRANCISCO Gil NnNn Is

Currr>pondrnria Especial para IL rEEN~l,
san FRANCISCO, Cal, Mayo Is.
Aver foadeo procedente de SUD
America. con escala en- les punrtos
m~eyica-os e. vapor japones "Kjyo NJ
ru." trayenGo 4 bordo al senior Bias
Ruiz. muy conocido comerciance del
Essado lie Coiina ' consul honors.io
del Japon en- e puerto de Manzaai-
10. FL senior Ruiz fue despojado POI
los carraHciscas de todas sus pro2jc-
dades : ooligado 4 SaIir de "a Rcod-
ohca oajo pena De muerte, 81 40 u
hGci@.
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Sale el general Parker a ~visitar las
guarniciones del Vale.

Aver saIio dc esta ciu1ad cl general
brigadier James Parker, ComandaAte
en- Tcfe del Distrito Militar de
Brownsville. Quien Va con cl obioto de
hacer una vista de inspection I las
d~ifercntcs Guarniciones del Vale.
Acompanan 4! mi'itar americano g.
captain Frank r. Mccoy = al tenientc
Willis C~rjttcnberg, ayudantes suyos.
FL viaje 10 haran en- autom6vil. de-.
bicndo llegar p~rimcramcnte a Har-
lingcr, donde cs,a el cuartc. general
del coronel r. /. Billiard Y dcspuJs =
Mercedes. donde sc encuentran las
fucrzas del coronel Edward II. Plum
mer. Con los mcncionados jefes cc.p-
brara confcrcncias el genral Parker,
para arregIar la mcjor mancra dc rya-
guardian Ia frou;eta y orgaHizar patru-
Has en- TODD c! Dis,rito.
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libertadores, de las iglesias Y residcn-
cias De Guadalajara. I'm v~erdadero
tcsoro artlstico Y ~pecuniario. que fue
fun,tido Y realizado como oro.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-28

Mrs Harry c, Harrelscn left this
morning for Gushing to visit Mr., and
Mrs. Don L. Fricdy. Mr., Harrelson
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ming at s 30 O'Clock in the parish house
to which all the adults Of the parish are
most cordially invited There will be
no tickets, those present being the
guests OF the ladies.
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Mrs. John Elder OF Carthage H., wa
the guest Of honor at a most attractive
and enjoyable afternoon bridge and tea
given yesterday for rs guests at the
Country club by her daughter Mrs A
!, McMahan The reception rooms OF
the club were beautiful with proiu
sion OF yellow and white chrysan,hc
NUNS and masses OF autumn leaves and
wild vines Mrs. McMahan and Mrs
Elder were assisted IN receiving by
Mrs. L. b. Cockrell. Mrs. Allen NJ
Street, Mrs John ] Merrill OF Chick
asha. Mrs. Webster /. Bcnham, Mrs
George |. Gilbert, Mrs. Frank NJ
Wardwell. Mrs. Wells w. Miller and
Mrs. J. J S,innctt In the dining room
white wicker basket holding white
chrysanthcmum and bright autumn
leaves decorated the tea table at which
Mrs. kee X. Mckee and Mrs. Franl.
Finch presided Little Alta Merle Nc.
Mahan and Allenc Hart assisted with
the score cards in the bridge game, the
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world for the classroom Mrs c. r.
Funk then gave an interesting history
OF photography with the information
that the first experiments in this art
were made in this country BY John w
Draper as late as 1889 artistic Pho
tography Portrait, Landscape and
Genre was capably handled by Mrs,
H. a. Gothold, followed by a technical
article on Color Photography" by Mrs.
W. II. Evans. Mrs White, who is an
amateur photographer of no small
ability, and who has met with great
success in her experimental work, then
explained at length the various pro-
ccsses OF picture making In the dining
room were found large number OF in
teresting prints illustrating the differ
cnt phases OF this work Chief in i'm
portance among them were three by
Edward Henry Weston of Tropco.
Cal, and several by Walton of this
city, At the close of the program in
formal tea was served, Mrs White be
ing assisted by Mrs. James Mcclure
White and Mrs. Alice NJ. White Mrs.
f. {. King of Newkirk Ohio, and Miss
Ethel Reed were guests OF the after
noon, the pleasure OF which was added
to by the several songs given by Mrs.
Go,hold The club will meet next week
at the library.
p n A.
Mr. and Mrs. J + Wellemcyer will
go to Guthrie Thursday morning TO
remain until Sunday evening
DR.. and Mrs NJ f. Stout, Mrs, John
Lesser and Mrs. h, IL Wessner motored
to Norman Sunday for the day,
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Mrs Edward Cute of st, Charles,
Mo, arrived this morning to spend the
winter with her daughter Mrs w s.
McAtee and Mr.. McAtee. Mr and Mrs.
McAtee will have as their guests for
Thanksgiving dinner Mrs. Cute, and
Mrs o. J. Martin and Mr.. Henry
Martin of st. Charles, Mo.
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Mrs Harry c, liarrescn left this
morning for Gushing to visit Mr., and
A.. ~. L.,,d,, AZ. II....t.z.
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Tomorrow's S Euents

Wedding Of Miss Iys Elirsbe,h
Thomas and Mr.. Lloyd ". Gibson, In
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs G. Il. spears.
Mr.. John J. Nolr. tho.ter party In
compliment TO Mrs. II. W. Naiken-
horst
Mr.. I. Hamburger, bridge luncheon
In the Lee-HucLin. hotel for Mrs. Lee
kunsman.
Joi de Vie Thanksgiving ball. Mu-
sical Art Institute,
Theta Gamma chapter OF Delta Delta
Delta sorority banquet at the Leo
s~astikA study club, Carnegie II.
brsry.
club, ,h-Ater party With Mis-. Edna
Brown and Miss Markare, Doyle as
hostessrs.
I'm Av.nt club. Mrs. J. y. Carrie.
Ladies' Music club chorus, studio OF
Mr., Rowland u. WILLIAMS.
Duplicnts whist club. Mrs. Leo Van
Wrinkle.
Wednesday Luncheon club. Mrs. Jo-
seph. y. Humsey.
Isls Bridge club, Mrs. n. u. Rhoades.
A. G. u. club. Mrs. Prank Jennings,
"Wednesday Afternoon Gard club. Miss
Bc~s scasie,
Ber High Five club. Mrs. l.. A. nm.
Wednesday Evening Card club, Mr.
end Mrs. Jack Jordan.
u. T. club, Mrs. Harry Adams.
W. n. club. Mrs, Harry u, Henson.
Sans Soud club, Mrs. Harry W.
Frieet,
Younger Girls Bridge ciub. Miss Ines
hAsterpou.
Inner Circle club. Mrs Charles W.
Friss,
Industrial Art club, Mrs. John Cook.
Armenia Crochet club, Mrs. ,, N.
Rice.
Social Embroidery club, Mrs. J. ".
Merritt.
1io~e Leaf Embroidery club, Mrs. J.
N. Finney.
Royal Art Neodlowork club, Mrs j.
NJ. tinney.
NeiEhborhood club. M-. r. sidney
haAficld.
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DR. and Mrs NJ, +. Stout, Mrs, John
Lesser and Mrs b IL Wessner motored
to Norman Sunday for the day.
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o.16S Bales Marketed.

ARDMORE, Okla, Nov 28 8-(Spe
ciaO-Up to the close of business OF
Monday afternoon 9,76s bales of cot,or
had been marketed on the streets o
Ardmore this season The number will
easily be run up to 10000 by Saturday
night.
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6NllE first OF the sericS OF informal
at homes" to be given through
the winter at the parish house
was held last night from 3 to
il o'clock and mos, largely attended
and enjoyed The guests were received
by Dean and Mrs. Frederick J Bate,
and committee from the vestry com
posed OF Messrs. J b. White, J Bruce
McClelland lr., Henry g. Snyder and
A. G. Mccall These were assisted by
DR.. and Mrs Arthur A. viii, Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Frederickson, DR. and
Mrs. Robert l. Hull, Dr. and Mrs. Ar
thur b, Chase Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
II, Gardner, Mr and Mrs. Charles S
McGaughey, Mr., and Mrs. Reuel Has
kell jr, DR.. and Mrs T. Craig Burns,
Mr., and Mrs Forrest knipc, Mr. and
Mrs. Az +. Hart. Mr.. and Mrs. a. g.
Parrish, DR.. and Mrs. Lea Rely Mrs
Thomas 2 Martin, Mrs. Roy Hoffman,
Mrs. Henry G, Snyder Mrs, w p.
Homan and Dr. Curt Won Wcdel Mr.
Snyder was master OF ceremonies for
the evening, having charge of the in
formal program which included a short
address OF welcome by Dean Bate and
three interesting readings by Miss Mar
jory Bruner. The singing OF old and
popular songs under the leadership OF
Mr.. w J. Rudland brought much pleas
ure The latter part OF the evening was
given over to dancing.
There will be dinner given by the
ladies OF the parish next Tuesday eve.
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Mr.. and Mrs, J, + Wellemeyer will
go to Guthrie Thursday morning to
remain until Sunday evening
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TuIke-s Driven.

CLINTON, Okla, Non 2s-(Spe-
ciaD-Ten men for ten days herded
over $4,000 worth of turkeys up and
down the Washta river about Strong
City because the dealers could not get
cars enough to make all the Thanks
giving shipment
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will Join her there tomorrow TO attend
the large Thanksgiving reception and
ball there tomorrow evening They
will remain over the week end.
Miss Rose Kelly and Miss Mary
Kelly of Hadley Inn returned this
morning TO Chicago where they will
reside permanently
The Social Embroidery club will
meet tomorrow with Mrs. J, W. Mer-
ritt 822 East Tenth street
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The Brotherhood of American Yeo.
man Will give masquerade ball to-
morrow evening in Wcstall hall.
Mr. and Mrs. s. d. Barrier will en-
tertain with o'clock dinner tomor-
row evening.
The Lanakla club will meet mex,
Monday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs W, p Joyce.
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The Motherhood Culture club met
Yesterday at the home of Mrs. J. II.
Pickern, with Miss Helen Winey a
special guest. The program on "The
Celebration Of Holidays, national re-
ligious and Birthdays, in the Home
was conducted by Mrs. Gathings Walk
er, Music day, the occasion OF an
open meeting, will be observed by the
club December | at the home of Mrs.
W. II. p, Trudgeon.
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The Monday Evening Dinner club
met last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l. Thompson. DR.. and Mrs
II, II. Gipson and Mr aud Mrs. Hem.
street were additional guests. Mrs
Charles Knight and DR.. A. {. Seids
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NEW YORkAmomccmcnt has been made by Mr.
Emm of the daughter Miss
French andM
Fearn French Red in Serbian war
Mr. French grandson OF Walker Fearn dead
minister and Serbia He recently became
his fathers The thing he did
purchase White Sulphur Spring, Va for 100000
Miss Junior League popular in the younger
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Mrs. w s. A,ee was hostess to the
Cypi;ol City Bridge club yesterday,
Mrs. McAttee received the club plate.
The club decided to donate a Christ
mas basket to the Christmas charity
fund. Mrs. II. c. Kline will entertain
the club in two weeks
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made the high scores. The club will
meet in two weeks with Mr. and Mrs
A. c. Parish.
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The Halcyon club did not meet last
night on account OF the meeting of
the Rotary club 1t will meet Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs H. p. Matthesen.
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Mrs Carl Glit,sal E,er,ained the
Skiryin luncheoX yesterday with
Mrs. J, 7, McC( D4Snd and Mrs J \,
Lester playing the substitute hand,
Mrs. {, W. Sims was welcomed as a
new member The first prize was won
by Mrs, J. b. Walsh, the club adjourn
ing to meet December II with Mrs.
Charles II. Greer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-03-04
Rank Foonshness.

You occasionally see II stated that
colds do MOI result from cold weather.
That Is rank foolishness Were il true
colds would be as prevalent in mid
sumner as In midwinter The microbe
that causes colds fourishcs in damp.
cold weather. TO get rid of cold take
Chamberlains Cough. Remedy IL IL
effectuaI and is highly recommended
by people who have used Il for many
years as occasion required. and know
its real value obtaInable everywhere.
advt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-03-04

committee be given until the first
meeting in March for the ordinance OF
licensing Peddlers and Hapkers.
Motion Carried
Moved by Mr.. Bracegirdle and Sec
onded by Mr. Matthews that tile rate
OF $500 for the telephones and one
extension per month be accepted and
the Alpha Telephone Company be noti-
fed TO install same at once. (Ayesy
Garrigan, Bracegirdle Whitehead,
Rogers, Matthews
Moved by Mr. Garrigan and seconded
by Mr.. Rogers that the Athletic Club
be allowed the pavilion on Tuesday
and Thursday nights. they to place
screens over windows and be respons-
ible for breakages.
Motion Carried
Moved by Mr.. Garrigan and seconded
by Mr.. Bracegirdle that the Athletic
Club be allowed the pavilion on Tues
day and Thursday nights of each week
for $500 per month, the Girls Club
one night each week for slO0 per
month. all private parties at $500 per
month. All application from other
parties TO be acted on by the Building
and Ground Committee, they having
the power to act and regulate charges.
The band is TO have use OF the Hall
twice each week free of charge. All
applications for dates to be made TO
the Chairman of Buildings and Ground
Committee
Motion Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Rogers and seoonJfed
by Mr.. Whitehead that the Chair hp-
point Committee OF three on salaries
for the coming year, same TO report at
next meeting.
Motion Carried.
President Anderson appointed Mr.
Garrigan. Rogers, and Matthews as
the above Committee
Moved by Mr. Whitehead and sec
onded by Mr.. Matthews that a caucus
ON Feb 9Th at s T.. NJ
Motion Carried.
Meeting adioHrned
Olaf b johnson.
Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-03-04
FINAL LYCEUM FEATURE
Chicago Concert Praty 10 be Held at
Porter School Auditorium

The last entertainment Of the Ly-
ceum course, given under the auspices
OF the Alpha Mems Club will be given
Tuesday night. March nh, when the
Chicago Concert Party will appear at
the Porter School auditorium. The
party consists of Miss Ingeborg. fiut-
list who has had twelve years OF con
cert experience, Miss Ruth Meberg.
violinist. who has studied in Chicago
and IN the west and has had long or
chestra experience, and Miss Ruth
Sponseller pianist, reader, and con
tralto This company Is unique I'm the
fact that each artist Is able to do more
than play one instrument Each artist
is a cultured musician and cultured
woman. Their program consists OF or
chestra numbers. oyertures, vocal
solos. dialect readings, and piano
solos. The company appeared last year
in about sixty towns and has been en-
gagged In more than half of them to APP
pear again. The young ladies are per-
sonally charming Of splendid stage
presence. and are artists 10 their finger
tips. They have pleased their aud
fences IN every town and the Alpha
people can be assured OF hearing a.
splendid program
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-03-04
RErrBLIcAN PRIMARY ELECTION
Cryslnl FalIs Township

Crystal Falls Township
a Republican Primary election for
the Township OF Crystal Falls will be
held az the town hall at the Tobin
mine Thursday afternoon. March Q.
1916. The said primary will COM
mence at 200 O'Clock p m. and last
until 500 o'clock p. m. and will be
conducted as nearly ms possible after
the laws OF the state governing pri-
mary elections.
Candidates for office must have their
names filed with me not later than
600 o'clock y. m on Tuesday. the
9TH inst. in order to set place on the
officials ballot
The person getting the highest mum
Der OF votes for each office will be cer-.
titled 10 the election board as the can
dida1es At the ensuing election.
George Jolliffe,
Sec. Republican Committee,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-03-04
A P H A NE w S
SINGERS DRAW LARGE CROWD

A large crowd attended the enter
tainment given by the Euterpean
Quartette last Tuesday night and
greatly enjoyed the splendid program
rendered The violin solos, readings
and instrumental quartettes were ex-
cellent and the music was indeed of
the descriptive type. The entertain
ment ranked as one OF the best that
has been given in Alpha during the
past year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-03-04
ALPHA VI. y. CHURCH

Sunday, March 9Th
1890 morning service. Subject,
Returning Thanks"
1880, Sunday School
$3.50, Epworth League
7:3O, evening service. Subject, That
Which Is Lost
Good music Everybody welcome.
C. Chester Shoemaker, Pastor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-03-04

Mr.. Clarence Noel Of Menominee has
accepted a position as machinist with
the Judson Mining Company Mr.
Noel formerly worked for the G, & n.
w. Ry Co, at Claiming
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-03-04

Mr.. John Hubbard, Sr., wishes to
thank his many friends for their sup
port at the Peoples caucus, at which
he received the nomination for village
treasurer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-03-04

Mr.. II. Johnson visited at the home
OF his son l. " Johnson last Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe De Annals are the
proud parents OF baby boy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-03-04

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Registration will be in session at
the Village Hail. of Alpha. Iron County
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-03-04

A largo number of Alpha people at
tended the Firemen's dance at Crystal
Falls Friday evening All reported
having a good time
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-03-04

Mr.. Fred Dahlgren has resigned his
position as Shift Boss at the Balkan
mine TO accept one as Mining Captain
with the Monroe Mining Company.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-03-04

Mrs. Thos. Harvey spent last Thurs
day az Caspian visiting friends
Miss Pearl Peters visited friends az
Iron Mountain last week.