The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-03-17

Atty. Clarence Dwyer returned ON
Tuesday from his Chicago trip.
See Clara Kimball Young in 1.-THE
Foolish Virgin" at the U-No Thurs
day.
The Mysteries of Myra" with Jean
Southern at the U-No Saturday,
March "a.
Mrs. Alexander of Msrinette, mother
OF Mrs. Bradley Barlow. Is In the city
visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Ben Dustin received two Alas
kan link skins from Mr.. Dustin's
brother who Is in Alaska. The pelts
are handsome specimens.
Mrs. Alfred Keast went TO Iron
Mountain yesterday morning to attend
the funeral OF her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Thos. Blackney.
G.. d. westerman OF Calumet, upper
peninsula secretary OF the Y. M. c. A..
was in Crystal Falls last Wednesday
with Mr.. Sopher.
Miss Alberta Bosanko is taking a
vacation from her work as chief OPP
orator. Miss Bosanko's health has
not been the best lately and she hopes
that the rest will do her good.
Sheriff Wilson bounced down upon
blind pig run by an italian at the
Fortune Lake exploration last Sun
day night and conhscated an half
barrel OF beer and caused the arrest
OF the pigger.
Commission men, who were paying
$3.50 per bushel for potatoes in the
Cheboygan district, made cut OF So
cents per bushel last Saturday and
now are offering but $3.50. Onions
dropped 50-cents per hundred at the
same time
Several sheriff sales OF Iron Rievr
property were made at the court house
last Monday by the Detroit and North
ern Michigan Building & Loan Assn.
The property in question was some
for which loans had been secured 70
build homes.
The business Of the late Fred NJ
Reindl has been taken over by his
brother, Frank Reindl, and will be
continued by Mr.. Reindl and Porter
Woods Mr.. Woods will leave al once
for Iowa to stock up with horses for
the spring trade.
The /. W. W. representatives who
were at Iron River last week came TO
Crystal Falls last Sunday and spent
the day here distributing literature
Ii is understood that they departed.
themselves with simply
their literature.
A lumberjack named Chambers.
home unknown, was killed by train
on the Milwaukee road between Kelso
and Claiming last Sunday night or
Mo~day morning. The body was hor-
rihly mutilated. The remains were
taken in charge by L. A. Henry and
given burial in the local cemetery
Atty. Lawton OF Hancock was in the
city last Monday attending to some
legal business for the Detroit & North
ern Michigan Building g. Loan Assn.
Mr. Lawton is a member Of the firm
OF Hanchett & Lawton and city attor-
ney OF Hancock While in Crystal
Falls he met Prof Hill TO whom he
went to school when boy at Lawton,
a town in lower Michigan named after
the Lawton family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. y. Corcoran got
home Wednesday afternoon from their
Chicago VISIT. They left Milwaukee !
night one and one-half hours
late and lost much time on the way,
especially after leaving Green Bay
They got no breakfast until Pembine
was reached. Claiming was reached
about 300 o'clock p m. and they were
from that time until $40 getting to
Crystal Falls.
Two small children from the old
Tromblay farm were picked up by a
rig coming from Alpha last wednes-
day morning on the road to their
school in this city. The road was
such that a horse could hardly get
over II and had the children not been
taken care OF they would have suffer
ed much in getting to town. II indeed