The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-03-03
Mr.. Harry Hoffenberg Of Calumet
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Cannon.
Mr.. Rowe. the pure food inspector.
was in the city last Monday on official
business.
FOR RENT rooms upstairs. In
quire of Mrs. Adolph Gustafson, back
Of court house. 3-s-sw
r Blackney of Ishpeming visited
with his sister, Mrs. Alfred Keast, a
few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Simon OF Nori
way were guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. Papeneau last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Papeneau and son,
Raymond, visited friends and relatives
in Chicago several days last week.
Next Wednesday evening the Knights
OF Pythias will confer Third Rank De-
gree. Refreshments will be served.
All members are requested to be pres
ent. Visiting members are welcome.
Large publishing house wishes to
employ local collector for installment
collections Woman preferred. II. II.
Holm. 4O4 Watkins Bldg. Milwaukee,
wisconsin" 3-3-2w
Mrs. A. NJ Darling went to Chicago
last Monday where she met DR.. OAR
ling and together they went to Battle
Greek to spend few days before the
Doctor returns home.
A former Chippewa man who moved
TO Oregon is recorded as having de-
cided TO return to the upper peninsula
and start farming. the opportunities
being better here than in Oregon.
A skating race was pulled off at the
rink last Sunday afternoon between
Yallmar Carlson and Chas. Guenther
in which the latter lost his laurels,
Carlson winning out in ten-lap race.
Patrick Grattan was called to Osh-
kosh last Monday by a message tell
ing of the death of brother at that
place. Mr. Grattan went at once TO
the Wisconsin city to attend the
funeral
Word from the Carpenter mine tells
OF the arrival at the home Of Cashier
Ring OF a fine baby girl and further
that the baby and mother are we'll.
Irvan was passing the cigars around
Wednesday.
There will be a meeting of the Crys
tai Falls Department next Thursday
evening and il is probable that the
matter OF who will be chief for the
coming year will be definitely settled
at this meeting.
An accident to the mail car on the
afternoon train Of the Northwestern
necessitated the setting out OF the car
at Green Bay last Wednesday so that
local readers had to do without their
Chicago papers that evening.
The first signs OF spring were in
eNlueutt ul9udg wien Ailt b'sa h'
gan to play marbles on the sidewalks
about town The sunny days have
brought out the boys in large numbers
along the south side Of the street.
a gentleman from Charming says
that an inventory Of the coal available
at that railroad center for railroad
purposes totaled just 100 tons last
week Friday The Milwaukee road has
suffered very much from coal shortage
The Exchange Hotel at Pembine.
owned by Mr. Phelps who was former
~ with Sawyer Goodman e. CO. in this
vicinity burned TO the ground during
the week. Mr. Phelps will rebuild at
once. The destruction Of this hotel
leaves but one hotel in the town.
The Marquette High School basket
ball team was successful in its game
with the Crystal Falls team, besting
the local boys by score OF ~ to "a.
AZ Stambaugh. however, they were
badly defeated, the Stambaugh boys
trouncing them by a score of As to II.
Prof Hughes, at one time principal
OF the Crystal Falls High chool, ac-
companied the basket ball team from
Marquette TO this city last week Fri
day and spent the day visiting the
school and friends In this city Prof
Hughes Is now principal Of the Mar
Quette High school
Miss Richards, who was directing the
play, Captain Racket" left Thursday
morning for Calumet where she will
spend a short time with relatives and
then continue her work. Miss Richards
a. a southern lady and she expressed
wish to remain I'm the upper PENN