The diamond drill., 1918-02-16

Paul Schook was al Hurley AM
Ironwood the week on business
mission.
III. Il. Stewart, passenger agent for
the Milwaukee railroad was in Crys-
tai Falls yesterday, having become
marooned here because OF the snow
blockade.
A letter was received o> Leigh Cas-
well last Monday from viii Thomas.
Will Is in the training camp at San
Diego and has taken his first trip in
the air. He tells a very interesting
story OF his work there
In getting the names of the ladies
who assisted Mrs. DR.. Metcalf last
week at her table at the food show our
informant omitted those OF Mrs. VIM.
LYONS. Miss Ruth Darling. Mrs. John
Wall, Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. Viano
Osterberg, Mrs. DR. Bovick and Miss
Bessie Sensiba.
Miss Grace Wilson left last Wednes-
day evening for Milwaukee where she
will spend few weeks getting famil-
lar with spring styles in millinery.
From there she will go to the same
place in lower Wisconsin where she
was milliner last year to remain dur
ing the season.
The following boys left here yes
terday TO attend the Older Boys con
ference at Menominee. Sam Tokley,
Martin Nelson, Theron Hill, William
Richards. Walter Lustiield and Coz
don Davis A special car was put on
al Iron River to accommodate the
boys from this part of the range
Mrs. Charles Peterson, Mrs. Condie
and daughter Floy, Rev. w. b Coombe
Miss Gladys Mortenson, Marion Car
ter, DOTlS llhleyf NUN hS"oh "
Ham and Edward voos were delega-
ton OF Epworthians from the Meth
odist church TO convention OF Ep-
worth Leaguers held at Iron River
last Thursday.
The program for the band concert
cannot be published this week be
cause OF the re-arrangement OF some
of the musicians made necessary by
two former members Of the band
leaving the city. Soloist Pengilly
has gone to Florida for his health,
and Henry Mcneil 10 Washington. d.
C. to join the goth Engineers.
Gen. Mgr. G.. r. Woodworth was
over from Iron River last Tuesday
attending 20 businees matters in this
city. MIR. Woodworth says that his
mines are operating mainly with one
shift and have large stockpiles ac-
cumulated The boat situation Is a
contingency that is holding many
mine operators back this season.
Arthur Larson who has been work
ing on a diamond drill in Alabama,
arrived home Thursday Arthur has
been listed in Class l OF the register
ed men and Is ready TO go immediate
ly to the training camp. He says that
the Alabama authorities wanted him
to stay there and go from that state,
but he wants to be with the Michigan
boys when they go after the kaiser.
All trains on the Milwaukee road
were annulled on Thursday night
and Friday morning. The first train
on that road to visit Crystal Falls
was the one from Iron River last
night The day train from Milwau-
kee was run through. On the North
Western system all trains tied up on
Thursday night. The first train out
OF here was at 1880 yesterday when
No. II left for Powers. II should have
left at $40.
Politics i'm Crystal Falls township
are beginning to simmer. Iryan Rims
is barred by the limitations on the
treasurer's Office from running again
and the office is open to all comers
Capt Bowden is candidate for the
position and il is also rumored that
Charles Uren will try for IT, There
isn't any lineup on the other Offices
vet. The contest in the township
generally comes on highway commits
sioner There is a rumor that Eli
Puotenin one OF the most progressive
OF the township farmers and might
fine gentleman will make the run for
the Office and IL is to be expected
that John Salmin will be a candidate