The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-03-10

NeWtOi nohie IA h@RAe 1890
the finest residences in the city
The Jacobs Bros. concert last Sat
urday night was well attended All
OF the March records were played and
many orders taken for different rec
ords that met the fancy of different
listeners.
meeting OF the Northern Forest
Protective Assn. will be held at Mar
quette al 1890 a. m. next Tuesday.
March 10, according to a notice sent
out by Sec. Thos. b. wyman during
the week
An item in last Saturdays market
news tells OF the arrival OF carload
OF fresh eggs from China in Duluth.
The eggs were but three weeks in
transit and were found TO be excel
lent i'm every way.
NJ b. MCGEE left on Thursday TO
Join the institute party. After the
] meeting at Birmingham Mr. MCGEE
| will 20 10 ST. Petersburg, Fla 10
visit a short time with Captain Rich
ards before coming north.
The Iron Mountain city primary
case was decided in favor OF the city
and a primary was held with the
name OF John DePrato left OF the
primary ballot. Judge o'Brien, in the
absence OF Judge Flanagan, handled
the case.
Tim Murphy came up from Mari
nette last Saturday and spent the
Sunday with his family here. Tim
saws that the cut OF logs for Mari
nette is unusually heavy this winter
but that he managed to keep the
tracks clear.
Crystal Falls met Norway last Fri
day night on their home floor The
Norway boys took a severe beating
Judging from the score. which was
81 TO 5 in favor of Crystal Falls,
However. they took their defeat like
good sports. A fine dance followed
which was enjoyed by all, the music
being furnished by Caroline Jackson
and Ben Schook.
Supt.. c. +. Lawrence, president OF
the Lake Superior Mining Institute
was i'm the city last Wednesday on his
way from Stambaugh to Amasa on
his last round OF visitations before
leaving for the south Thursday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence and
Miss Dorothy departed for Chicago
where they joined the Institute party
that leave Saturday night for the
that leaves tonight for the south.
runaway occurred on Superior
avenue last Sunday when horse
from the lower livery barn got fright
ened al the upper end OF the avenue
overturned the cutter. threw the oc-
cupant, Pete Cusuino, out and dragged
him fifty feet entangled in the lines
left him lying in the street and gal
loped on for the lower barn. When
the horse arrived opposite the barn
he turned TO run in but he was going
al such a speed that when his feet
struck the cement walk In front OF tho
barn he slipped and fell headlong on
the walk. His momentum was suef
= that he slid along the walk to the
front OF the Warshawsky drygood'
store. The horse was uninjured and
, the only injury To the rig was thu
breaking OF small thili iron.
County Agent Neugebauer was in
! jured in runaway last Sunday OF
r his return from Gibbs City, where M
went to investigate claim for aid
| About four miles north OF Iron Rive
the cutter In which he was ridinI
came suddenly upon some fresh gray
el I'm the road The horse becam
frightened and gave a sudden plunge
throwing Mr.. Neugebauer, who had
loose hold on the reins. out along sid
OF the road. The horse then ran abou
mile when the lines happened I
GET under the cutter runner and. feel
ing the pull upon the bit, the hors
stopped and stood in the road unit
: Mr.. Neugcbauer came along. Mr.. n
arm was injured and he was shake
4 up so badly that he had TO remain
bed day.
II County Engineer Burridge is ge
| ting To he quite detective. Las
Sunday very valuable blanket wa