The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-02
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Weber, Mildred Wilson, Hilma WI
orenma, Hilga Blomquist. Jean Burge
Lydia Thompson, Alma Blomquist
Jennie Hanttula, Bernice Marks, Ed
ma Retallic, Bernice Rowe. Hildl
Thompson. Tyne Thompson, Mar,
Walleck, Albino Weber. Mary Saari
men, Milton Chandler, Mayme Hellson
Roy Magnuson, Stephen Meingo, Lem
pi Pari, Ellen Wilson, Tuni Pari, Lii
lie Pari, Maude Baska. Junior Higl
School-Leonard Johnson, Hilja Ke
tola, Tyne Kumpu. Annie Maatta, An
ME Malleck, Gertrude Olson, Gus
Sandrl, Elna Wickman, Adeline Chand
Ter, Tyne Hanttula. Marie Hautala
Olga Kvivisto, Mabel Magnuso. Carrie
Retallic. Third Grade--Lillian Lehto
Hector Weber, Joseph Besiak, FL
marie Lehto.
The following pupils were perfect
in attendance during the month OF
men, Mildred Wilson, Hilga Bloom
quist, Lydia Thompson, Alma Bloom
quist, Myrtle Hughes, Bernice Marks,
Edna Retallic, Bernice Rowe, Roy
Magnuson, Lempi Pari, Tuni Pari,
Lille Pari, Ellen Wilson. Junior
high school-Aili Macky, Mable Mag
nuson, Marie Hautala, Adeliae Chand-
Ter, Victor Columbino. Hilja Retola,
Arthur Wilson, Gertrude Olson, Tyne
Kumpu, Leonard Johnson, Arthur
Holm, Harvey Chandler, Wilma Berg
quist. Third Grade-Victor Hautala,
Aulis Kinunenf Elmaire Lehto, Lii
liam Lehto, Elmer Maata, Annie
Thompson. Allie Tulsa. Second Grade
Frank Chandler, Pearl Holmes, Carl
Kinunnen, Arno Kettola, Frank Jacu
binski, Arnold Lahti, Sylvia Kumple,
Fabian Pari, RENO Maxi, Adolph
Saundri, Carl Seppola, Esther Saun-
dri, Waunetta Hortenson. Kindergar-
ten-Joe Frankovitch, Mary Frankie
vich, Wilma Hartenstein. Carl Hauta-
la. Andrew Jacobinsh, Martha Maxi,
Ode Peterson, Victor Seppala, Toivo
Syrjala, Cyril Vivian, Edna Carlson,
vina Ketola, Raino Ketola, Otto Kenn-
unen, Andrew Lahti, VIVA Maati. Ed
ward Sand and Walter Hill. Second
Grade-Josephlne Dombroski, Helen
Gustafson, Pearl Holmes, Sylvia Kun
pie. Helen Promo, Esther Saundri.
Inez Korpi.
The school children are keeping up
their War and Thrift Stamp buying.
Last month the average for each pu-
pill in Hematite township was $1.43. A
new standard school Is almost finish
ed at Red Rock. Work was started
Monday with Mrs Retallic as teache
The high school boys enjoyed a
weekend camping trip at Gibson
Lake. Pleasure was not their sole
aim. Thirty logs were cut and skid
ded, preparatory to erecting a perma-
nent camp.
Dave Schoffman OF Alpha, was an
Amasa visitor over Sunday.
Rev. G. Rosander and wife spent
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Carlson.
The Misses Holm gave the teach
ers delightful social evening re-
Gently
Mr.. odgers Of Crystal Falls, called
At the high school Thursday.
Miss Esther Holm gave several dia-
lect readings to the pupils Of the SEN
Tor and Junior high schools Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight c. Long were
school visitors on Wednesday.
The bridge near the pump house
was on fire Saturday night. A spark
from the train seems to have started
the trouble, but two men discovered
II in time to avoid loss.
Master Wilfred Sand returned from
Lansing Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Llndquist and
daughter Ingred, and Miss Gerda
Lindquist of Crystal Falls spent the
week end visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.
Lindquist.
Mrs. John Forsman. and sons, Otto
and Roy spent Sunday in Amasa visit
ing friends.
Mrs, Fred Dahlgren OF Alpha spent
Sunday in Amasa visiting Mrs. John
Nelson.
Misses Hilma Hakala and Semi Jar
vi OF Crystal Falls, were in Amasa
Sunday night.
Phelps Korhdnen of sagola, came to
Amasa Saturday morning.
Miss Sonia Peterson went to Iron
River Wednesday.
Mrs. John Peterson returned from