The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-09-21

AZ Green Bay,
| The Hilltop is having a new boiler
installed at the pumping station at
Runkel lake.
Miss Ruth Darling left last week for
Milwaukee where she is attending the
Milwaukee Normal
The o. f. Larson family on Monday
received cards from Pie. Arthur Lar
son who is now in France.
Arthur Cayia arrived Thursday
morning from St. Marie, Idaho, for
visit with home folks and friends.
Deputy Sheriff Jackson was at Ish-
peming Saturday, going after Nick
Lindstrom OF Amasa who had desert
ed his family.
Mrs. Reuben Lindquist OF Erie, Pa,
arrived here Sunday for a visit at the
home OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs
JGhn Rumlund
A government card received here
last Monday brought news of the ar
rival Of Arthur Broman and Arnold
soderberg overseas.
ii. Kaplan is expected to return on
Sunday from Chicago where he has
been purchasing goods for the Rut-
man & Kaplan store.
Ben Lindholm arrived Wednesday
from Detroit where he is manager of
drug store and is spending the
week at the home of his father Gust
Lindholm.
Word received from DR.. Boyik says
that he likes the work in the training
camp very much Some OF the best
medical and surgical talent in the
world has been detailed for instruc-
ton work In these camps and the
lecture course given is an opportunity
worth much TO medical men.
Matt Hurja on Wednesday brought
TO this Office copies of the first and
second issues OF ION the Wing pub
lished weekly by the men OF the Puget
Sound district Of the spruce produc
ton division. u. s. army. The editor
Is Mr.. Hurja's son, Lieut.. Emil Ed
ward Hurja, who has been transferred
from Newport, Ore, to Seattle.
Captain NJ. s. McDonough was home
to Iron River from Camp Custer last
week and paid Crystal Falls visit.
Captain McDonough was particularly
anxious to get some OF the older men
OF his acquaintance and who are with
in the draft ages to enter the officers
training camp He expects several
Iron county men to join him soon.
Thos. Trevarthen OF Bessemer, was
visitor Sunday at the home of Capt.
Ed Pengilly. We are told that two OF
the Trevarthen boys, Jim and George,
and Arnold Soderberg and Edwin
Larson were on the transport Persia
which was torpedoed on Sept 9Th,
cablegram to this effect having been
received by relatives or friends of
the Trevarthens
Mrs. c. G.. Roberts was hostess at a |
dinner party at her home Friday eve
ming, complimentary to her son, Lilo |
mel who leaves this month to attend |
the Michigan College OF Mines at |
Houghton The guests included per-
sonal friends OF her son who also |
leave this month to attend school. !
Those present were Harold Rich |
ards. who will attend military |
school at Chester, Pa. Dewey Bjork,
Evert Larson, Walter Bower and
Thomas Conln, Jrs who go to Ann !
Arbor
AS Jack Eiesges was driving home I
from Alpha last Tuesday night about
$3.50 he met the mounted men going {
TO their station They flashed the |
light and Mr.. Klesges stopped but,
mistaking that the mounted men told
him to go ahead, he Immediately
started again and was going up the
hill at a slow pace when shot rang
out and he stopped, Mr.. Klesges had
his family with him and the bullet
which entered at the back OF the car
and passed through the top just above
the frame over the windshield passed
within q few inches OF the occupants
OF the rear seat. A very serious acct
dent was avoided by only few inches
and II should be warning to our Of