The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-12-06

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M. N. D. smiley, cs;6lsrok fhs new.
crystal Falls bank arrived in crygssi
Falls last Tuesday morning 10 ar
range for the starting up OF his work.
The records of cold last Monday
morning are from IL below zero to
IS below. Eli Massic is authority for
the IS; says IL registered that at Sam
Bridges store at 500 o'clock a. m.
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The 800" Club met with Miss Yer
onica Leonard Thursday evening.
Miss Irene Moras took irgt prize and
Miss Alverna Gauthier consolation
prize.
Joseph Leonard. Jr.. took the ex-
animation at Grand Rapids for deputy
internal revenue inspector last week
and we understand that he passed
creditably and will be assigned %
work in tho upper peninsula. Joe IS
a mighty fine young man and viii
make good official
The hunters are all back from the
woods, Among the last 20 come IN
was party from the Fence river
that had hard time TO get through
the storm and snow Saturday. AS it
was, one Of them, George Beckus,
boy from the Great Western location,
had his hands and feet frozen lie is
suffering very much and il Is not
known yet Just what the result viii
be.
a letter received from Mrs Frank
yanderpool tells us that they arrived
IN st. Petersburg. Florida, in ~ days
after they left Crystal Falls. They
found the roads over the Dixie High
way good as general thing all the
way. In Indiana the roads were very
dry and in Kentucky and Tennessee
they were good and also dry In
Georgia and Florida they were very
dry and dusty They had but one
tire change IN 1860 miles Mr. Van
derool will work al his trade in Flor
ida this winter. The rate for carpen-
ters is 500 per day He says that
the weather is so fine that he just
can't think OF working for time.
John Doelle secretary OF the upper
Peninsula Development Bureau, was
among the passengers ON the wrecked
81. Paul train last Saturday night
Mr. Doelle was billed to speak al
Stambaugh on Sunday afternoon and
he left Marquette Saturday, intending
to be in Stambaugh in ample time
He met with the same experience as
the other passengers on the wrecked
train was made to stand IN the dinky
lily lighted, lily kept station all night
and had barely time 10 catch the Iron
River train out OF Charming Sunday
forenoon lie arrived in Stambaugh
q few minutes before time to speak
Arthur A. Ames. who has been the
manager OF the insurance department
Of the First National Bank for the
past dozen Years, has resigned his
position and on Monday evening will
leave for Flint, whore he will become
manager of similar institution for
an insurance corporation, which has
taken over a number of agencies IN
various parts OF the lower peninsula.
Mr. Ames is frst-class insurance
man and has built up nice business
for the First National Bank since his
connection with that institutions lie
has a legion OF friends who will be
sorry to see him leave his present
position but will join in wishing him
the best of success in his new ven
ture. His family will remain here
for the present, as houses are at a
premium there at present Reporter
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for Christmas gift. Easy TO mail
and suitable for anyone.
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