davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-04-02

uRERTA.
Alberta. meaning nohly bright has
lis origin Ia The Teusoule Language, II
Evening journal., 1920-04-02

or throat on which It Ia worn. Mon
day Il Albertss lucky day and he
lucky number.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
sera I'm Estado
International con te-
rritorio yugo-eslavoy
fuera de Ia iurisdic-
Ci0n itaIiana en-
Ia Istria
CIemenceau y L~loyd-George
no qu:sieron apoyar Ell
plan del Primer Mi
nistro italiano,
Sr. Nitti

PARIS, Enero 15.-El Gran Ter
ceto ha llegado a un acuerdo sobre
Ia disposici6n de Fiume, segun Sc
anunci6 hoy en- esta capital. Los re-
prcsentantes yugo-eslavOs a la Con-
ferencia de Paz, han t~elegrafiado al
gobierno de Belgrade, recomendando
Ia aprobaci6n de los terminus del
arregIo y p~idiendo Ia authorization pa
IA aceptarlo. por considerable taVo-
rable para u intereses. Una res
puesta del gobierno yugo-es!aVo sc
espera dentro de AZ horas.
Fl anterior anuncio vienc a poner
de manifesto que el plan del senior
Francesca Nitti, Primer Ministro del
gobierno italiano, para ganarse e!
apoyo de los primeros ministries in
giles Y frances a su nueva PROPOSE
cion sobre la disposition de Fiunle,
ha sido d~errotado. Nj NJ. Clemenceau,
nj Lloyd George, quisieron apoyar
su plan, que, segdn S e sabe, envol-
via una proposition directamente
desafiante a la actitud de Wilson y
Lansing.
En- vista de este. sc espera que
una declaration Official Sc hara den
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
Cuarenta y dos muertos y los heridos fu5 81 total
de las bajas habidas el martes, segln anunclo
semi-oficiaI, pero algunos testigos presen-
ciaIes Green que Ia cifra es mucho mayor
En- vista de las condolences anormales que ahora existen en-
Alemania, los aliados suspenderan su deH'anda para la
entrega de los alemanes ~cuIpables de crlmenes
de la guerra, temiendo que pueda
p~recipitar nuevos disturbios

de ~ Y de 105 ell de heridos; pero
algunos testigos presenciales, segun
dice ell despacho, Green que ell mime
70 total de bajas fue mucho mayor
que el indicado semi-oficialmante.
Despachos r~ecibidos en- los circu!os
oficiales aQui, indican que los tumuI-
tos del martes no tuyieron en- reaIl-
dad IN caractcr revoluciOnario 81
bieu Sc cxpresa en- ellos ell tenor de
que q c~onsccuencia de tales successes,
pudieran desarrollarsc motincs revo-
lu~ciOnarios.
FL gobicrno debe obrar con mucho
>uidado en- vista de Ia ~gravcdad de
la ~situacion, especialmentc por 10
que respecta a las diverSaS agitacio-
mes obreras que hay en- el pals, Ia
principal de las cuales cs Ia actual
huelga fer~rocarrilcra.
Los fatales successes del martes. Sc
gun indican los despachos, cstallaron
con una rapidez cXtraordinEria c
igual cosa pudiera suceder en- un
momcrto dado. 81 81 robierno no obra
con n cautela debida.
:, vista de las anormalcs condi-
clones one los 1Itimos successes han
creado en- Alerania. los aiiados
es+a7 sbora corsjdcrsndo s~er;srncr-
70 81 srsnpnden u nrosentac;6n de
1.s rs+o. ID oIo,,aroe cnfnobI,s do
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
ST REPTTIERON AVER Los TUMULTOS EN- BERLIN
Choque entire tropas ia
pOnesaS y america
mas en- Siberia

LONDRES, Enero 15.-Un deSpa-
cho de Hardin, recibido hoy aqui, ha-
ce ~referencia, aunque de una ma
nera obscura, a IN choQue ocurrldo
entire tropas japonesas Y americans
en- Siberia.
I'm despacho i~nalambrico de Mos
cou. refiriendose a Ia situaclon en-
Siberia. dice que Sc ha organizado
IN movimiento por los revoluciona-
rios socialistas en- conjunction con los
rhecos. movimiento que segun dice
eI communicate boIsheviki, "fue ayu-
dado Dor una flota americana que sa-
Ito de las Islas Filipinas para Vladi-
vostok, parai mpedir que los japone-
ses desembarcaran nuevas rropas pa
"a II en- ayuda del General Seine
noff.
E. anterior anuncio bolsheviki, Sc
refiere aparentemente al anunciado
e~sfuerzo para establecer Il repu-
5lica independence siberiana entire
Obi V Vladivostok.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
Ell EJERCITO LETVIO Y
POLACO CONTINUAL
SU OFENSIVA
No pers;gue I'm fin de con-
quista, unicamente de
limpiar de rojos Ell
t%erritorio letvio

RIGA, Enero 15.-L-a ofenslva
combinada de las fuerZas lctvias y
p~olacas en- ell frerte sepSentrionaI de
Russia, que Sc inicio en TODD su apo
geo haze Tres uias, despues lie IA
tarea pre!imir.~. de cap5 irar Ia pla-
"a de Dv:nSk, ha estalo llevandose
4 cabo con muy buen exito en- TODD
cl frente indicado.
FL avance alcanzadO desdc ell ex-
tremo izGuierdo del flanco letvio, al
cerecho del flanco po!aco, ha sldo
Iss.a hoy, de un prOmedio dc p HI
I6metros Y segun los ultimos despa-
chos, el avance continua lleyandose a
cabo sin interruption, no obstante
que los ejercitos asaltantes estan eX-
perimentando grandes dificultades en-
la organization de los servicios de
trasportes V de IN sistema adccuado
dc f~crrocarrtls& Los caDlinCs Sc ha-
Ian cubiertos &C nieve y IN malcha
&c las rropas Sc lace muy Gificultosa,
Dero aunqia .;nto, el avarc2 70 sc
ha dejado de hacer.
FL Ministro de ReIaciones EXte-
riores de Letvia, ha dado a conocer
cl objeto de esa ofensiva unida de
las fuerzas letvias Y polacas.
Las tropas, ha dicho ell Minlstro,
cstan combatiendo ~solamente. para
limpiar ell territorio letvio de fuerzas
bolshcvikis. Tan pronto como esos
cjercitos lleguen a la frontera orien-
tai. suspenderan su ofensiva para
adoptar una tdctica Defensive, sin
prctcndcr seguir mas adelante. Tai
cosa, espero que sera dentro de breve
tempo.
"Nuestros ~esfuerzos para llegar a
una soluci6n pacifica del problema,
por medic de negociacioncs directas
con los ~boishevikis, han fracasado,
agreg0 cl Ministro. Nosotros no pode-
mos aceptar Ia actitud de los aliados
y tomar parte en- las conferencias
de Borpat, porque nos fue impossible
arreglar IN armisticio preparatorio
para Ia paZ.
mo obstantc tratamos de llegar
a IN arreglo que comprendiera Ia
evacuation del ejercito rojo de terri
torio l~etvio, dando por nuestra parte
Carantias de no llevar q efecto min
Cuna accion agresiva, 81 aquclla reti-
rada Sc cumplia. FL fracaso de estas
negociaciones hizo necesario que Sc
emprendieran desdc luego operaciones
militares, antes de que los bolshcvi-
kis concIuycran Ia paz con Estonia
y ~pudieran recibir considerables re-
fuerZOs. Estamos satisfechos con
nuestro avancc. FL objective inmedia-
to que persiguen nuestras tropas, es
la plaza de Reschitza, desde la cual
podremos controlar Ia via del FerTo-
carril dc Pctrogrado a Dvinsk Y obi
gar a los bolshevikis Il contar tan So
10 con la Inca de Moscou."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16

LONDRES, Enero 15.--Los mott
mes que Sc registraron Ell Berlin cl
martes uItimo, Sc repitieron el dia
de aver segdn dice IN dcspacho re
cibido aqui hoy de Ia capital alema-
ma. Las autoridades militares han
ordenado que refuerzos adicionales
ayuden a las tropas y a Ia policia que
patrulla la ciudad.
Ell nUmero de bajas que ocnrriercn
en- la lucha que Sc desarrcll6 el mar
ties. frente al R~eichstag. Sc ha dado
a conocer embellishments. 5egun
esa cifra. el numero de muertos fue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
LA CAMPANA ALIADA EN-
SIBERIA RESULTA DEL
TODD INUTIL
La expedition americana, CO.
mo la japonesa, ha sido
costosas y de ningunos
resultados PRACTICES

VLADIVOSTOK, Enero 15.-Los es
fuerzos de los Estados Unidos y de
los Aliados Ell Siberia, han resulta-
do initiles, costosos y hasta contra
p~roducentes por 10 que respeeta a
Ia expedition aliada en- el No-te De
Russia. pues 81 en- vez de haoer al
vidido esas fuerZas para que ope.
raran en- dos regioncs tan dlstahtes
ma de otra, Sc lutheran reconcen-
trado en- un solo frente, el resultado
final hubiera sido quiza, muy distln-
To. Ell unico efecto dc los 16 meses
de intervention militar no ha sldo
otro cue ell de apuntalar temporal
mente a IN gobierno militar IMPOSE
he e Unpopular, ~manteniendo aoier-
to IN servicio f~errocarrilero puramen-
tie militar Y ganando para los Esta-
dos Unidos la desconfianza y el re-
sentimiento de todas las classes de
este pals Y no hacienda mas que
aplaza~ ell arreglo final de una cues
ton exclusiramente rusa, por los
Inicos Que debian de solucionarla,
los rusos.
Sin embargo, Ia expedition amerl-
cana en- Siberia Sc d%iferencia por
fortuna de Ia de Arkargel, en- que
las tropas americans aqul, no han
tornado una participation directa en-
la canpana militar, nj han interve-
oido del TODD en- los asuntos !Eterna-
cionales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16

deSorganizadas, ante los ~incesantes
deScalabros que les han venido inflin-
giendo las fuerZaS del Soviet Y los
yoluntarios ukranianos. FL grupo que
qued6 en- el Sur de Russia. despues
del descalabro de kangaroo, en- la
costa septentrional del Mar de Azov,
Ia visto obligado 2 cruzar el rio Dnie-
per, para ponerse a salvo de las per-
secuci0n bolsheviki. f. puerto de
Odessa ha sido capturado por los re-
beldes que han estado cooperando
con los ukranianos Y las tropas de
Galicia, segin dice IN despacho pro-
cedente de Lemberg, recibido aqui
hoy.
Las fuerzas 'rebeldcs" a que Sc
hace referencia en- el mensaje de
Lemberg, son sin duda una facci6n
de los bolshevikis rusos que han es-
tado empenados en- lucha con las
fuerzas blancas en- territorio de la
Ukrania.
De la otra partc de las fuerzas de
Denikine que formaban el ala dere-
cha Y que Sc ~replegaron hacia ell
Caucaso, 10 unico que Sc sabe es que
nan seguido ~retirandosc ante ell en-
puje vigoroso de los bolshevikis que
continuan ganando terreno en- su
avance al orientc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16

tro de IS horas, anunciando el acuer'
do tenido respecto de Ia question del
Adriatico Y que Fiume sera IN esta'
do international con territorio yueo-
eslavo Y que por ende, quedara sepa'
RADIO &c las pertenencias i~talianas en-
la peninsula de Istria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
VARIOS.
Guitarras sencillaS con TODD
y metOdo para aprender a

Guitarras sencillaS con TODD
y metOdo para ]aprender a
tOcarlaS 5.25
Guitarras dobles de 9 cuer-
daS HOO
Guitarras dobles de II cuer-
das. color cacba ........ 1890
Guitarras dobIes de II cuer-
das. muy finas .......... 1890
BajoS sextOs, mexicanos le-
gitimoS, S25.0G, $500 V 5000
Maquinas de escribir. marca
SIMPLEX. propias para
cartas particulares ' pc
Quenos trabaj0s de mecca
ROgrafia 2.35
Musicas de boca, 81 yoces,
japOnesas a .......,.. 200
Musicas de boca, IS voces,
lapOnesaS a .......... It's.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
CUANDO SUFRA I'D. DE
REUMATISMO
Debe tener siempre a a mano Sloan's
Liniment para aivia- L dolores

DOR QUE espers a cue SIS dolores Sc
{ L accrben Y Patece Dc los etectos de ma
E.- permare,:G9 Z q intcrpcria. tirantez de
Ia z-ticulac!cacs. sciaJica, lu-bago. neural
gis. cusndo pueja a!iviarSe teEicndo STEM
pre- Escc Ell SIoan's Lininsnt-
SIN fyofcr1p. FCss pcHstrE ces5e iueGo Z "a
rarte enferuna. APPLIQUE I'd. IN POGO De este
-enedio sohrc Z. gaE-e Nd0}o-ldH y muy
urcnto sertra IN soTurs-deGte REvlo. E.
S!caa's Lizirneu. no poaria conservar los
miles de adepJos Gre yjsHe IN tCdO .. nun
TO 81 -eaImeute no p-2dEgera s.snpce los
rcsuitadcs r-as satsfaclur5Cs Mrrsce Ia Pc
M tcner estn bjen nrcseC-s- De vgnt2 c.
todas las dro-usr.as sa t7es tzn1Hos SOC,
TOc. y $40. Com9ye e. mas E-a0je para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
Yerbas Medicinales.

Entire otras muckaS hay:-Dra-
go. Ruda. Gobernadora, Hinojo.
Suelda. Eenado. Perejil, Candeli-
lid. Cenizo. HOjas de Naranjo. de
Nogal ' de Limon. Flor de Pena.
TIE de Sena. Yerbabuena. Mula, Lii
moncillo, Simoncil,o, Huachichile,
Cancer, Golondrina. Capitana, Po-
leo. CachaAo ' Cachana. Betoni-
ca. Saliva, Flor de Altea. AcocO-
tillo, ToroujiL, Albahaca. Oreja de
ration. Alhucema. Anacahuita. Ven
tosidad. Manzanilla. Rosa de Casti-
la. Azahar, Tomii!o. Romero, Me
~jorana, BOrraja Y Cuasia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16

BaIsamo tranquilo .......... 2Oc
Aceite de aimendras ....... 25c
Emphasize Grissi ........... 40c
Ocho maravilloso .......... Csc
Aceite picanario ......... sec
Pomada de belladona ....... SOC
Perlas de eter. docena $500. SOC
Pildoras de Vida die Or. Ross 35c
Coral preparadO .......... SOC
Sangre de Yenado. onza -. 10
A~lbayaide Y azarc0n ........ CSC
Sangre de YenadO, Onza .... I.25
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
QUEDO ~DESORCANIZADO
Ell EJERCITO DEL
GRAL. DENEKINE
Los restos del gruPo cue que
Dc en- Ell sur de Russia, han
sido obligados a cru
Ear Ell Dnieper

LONDRS, Enero 15.-Ei ejercito
de DenikiGc, que llegara a amenazar
a Ia propia capital bolsheviki ell vera
no del ano pasado, ha .quedado re-
ducidO ahora a I'm grupo de bandas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
Drogas y Medicinas.

TONICO SAMSON para evil
tar Is caida del pelo, frasco SIPS
ESPECIFICO MORLEY para
tenir de negro Ell pelO.
Ell frasco 4 ........... 75c
CAPSULAS CARBOLICAS
para curar la lombriz So
litaria $50
Plantillas electricas para ell
reumatismo Y las enferme-
dsdeS de los pies, el par . d. Loo
Cinturones electricos, "a ba-
terlaS, i.0O
Cinturoaes electricos, 6 ba-
terias 100
LECHE VIRGINIA. para Gu
q Ell PIANO de Ia cara &c. 75c
TIE GuadalupanO .......... 35c
PILDORAS FOSTER para
los rinoneS soc
Aceite Eolcanico ....,..... Acc
Aceite MeNicanO ......-.. 40c
Aceite Relampago .......... 40c
Jarabe de alquitraR para Ia
tos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOC
Emphasize GuadalupaRo $500 35c
Emphasize de la Abuela ..... 35c
.Aceite rosado, aceite de ARA
yanes. San Andres. San ig-
nacio, San Aparicio, 80. zoe
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10
AMASA NEWS

A surprise party was given on Miss
Blanche Norwood Dec. %. by a
number of her friends. She was pre-
scented with a fountain pen. The ev-
ening passed quickly with games and
contests. and a dainty luncheon was
served At a late hour, the guests
started homeward. all wishing Miss
wormwood many more happy birth
days.
The Amasa Fire Hall was damaged
by fire last Sunday night, but the fire
was discovered and under control be-
fore any great damage had been done.
1t was thought that the fire was due
to a hole in the chimney.
A coal car which was filled with
cinders caught on FIRE Saturday night.
The FIRE department was called out
and the flames extinguished before
the car was destroyed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

Notice is hereby given that the Dog
Tax" for the year OF 1920. has been
placed I'm my hands. for collection and
is now due and payable AT the town
ship treasurer's office az the Carpen-
ter mine.
shall before turning over the mon
CIV collected for dog taxes publish :
list OF names OF the persons who have
paid their dog tax for the year OF
1920
The following Is some excerpts from
the Dog Law OF 1919:
All dogs over four months old must
be licensed before January 10th. Male
dogs $500. Female dogs $500
No dog can run the streets unless acc
companied by it's owner, whether the
dog is licensed or not.
From sunset 10 sunrise the dog must
be- CONFINED on the owners premi-
ses unless accompanied by owner or
custodian.
snder the old dog law there was
provision for making check as To
whether a dog was licensed or not.
Under the new act, no dog that does
not wear the license tag can live. as
mr. Elective means Is provided to list
a.. unlicensed dogs.
Not only Is II the duty oil the sher-
in and his officers to kill all unlicens-
ed dogs but II is the duty also OF the
Prosecuting Attorney TO cause the ar
rest of owners OF such dogs.
The law compels the sheriff or any
member OF the State Constabulary TO
locate and kill all unlicensed dogs.
Failure on the part OF officers to per
form their duty in this respect renders
them liable 20 the penalty provided
for I'm the act.
The sheriff must also kill or cause
70 be killed any doy whether licensed
or not running the streets unaccom-
nanied bv it's owner or custodian.
ANY person may kill. without incur
ring any liability. any dog seen worry
ing live stock or attacking persons
Any dog that enters any Held or en-
closure outside OF an Incorporated CITY
unaccompanied by its owner may be
killed by the owner of the field, MS
servant or agent.
Upon complaint made TO any justice
OF the peace OF damage done by dog
10 live stock or poultry. the Justice
shall issue n summons commanding
tho owner 10 appear and show cause
why dog shall not be killed Upon the
facts being proven an order 10 the
sheriii shall issue commanding hih
to kill such dog and II damages are al
80 proven the owner shall pay them.
Penalties Of 500 fine or not more
than three months IN Jail or both
-such enc aud imprisonment. Is provid-
cd for all persons violating any OF the
provisions OF the law.
GEORGE r. WAITE
Township Treasurer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

VIC learn that u. 2. Castor expects
To leave Alpha soon. Just where the
CASTOR family will go Is not known
definitely but they may move TO Chip
pewa county where Mr. CASTOR owns
some real estate Alpha will lose a
fine family with the going away Of the
Gastons. They have entered very en-
Enthusiastically into all community
work and have helped along every
public movement
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

The annual meeting OF the Alpha
Amusement Co. will be held on the
18th OF the month, The company IL
meeting with fairly good success. the
main purpose being to get a class Of
pictu. es that are worth paying the
price to see. So far they have been
very successful and before the snow
shut off automobile traffic, there was
considerable patronage from Crystal
Falls. the patrons from there express
ing their admiration OF the class of
pictures shown here.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10
cooDSEY is COUNCIL MEMBER

AT the meeting OF the village coun-
ell last Monday evening Captain s..
j. Goodney OF the Judson mine was
selected TO iii the vacancy upon the
village council caused by the resigna-
ton OF J. j. Grifiths. Mr.. Griffiths
left the village 10 reside elsewhere
permanently. which was the cause 81
his resignation.
The only other business item Of gem
eral interest was a proposition 70 es-
tablish skating rink and . committee
was appointed 20 look into the matter.
The proposition Is TO have the rink
on the cleared piece OF ground to the
east OF Supt Perkins residence. Last
year the rink was made upon the ten
mis- court and II didn't work well, the
greatest difficulty being in getting the
ice to form before the water ran on
the proposed rink The new location
s. looked upon as one Offering better
advantages in the way OF holding the
water.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

The crew at work on the addition to
the Porter school was doubled last
Monday and the work is being pushed
hard The most OF the framework OF
the roof is In place and heat is being
turned on some OF the structure. The
school board has hopes that the school
will be ready for occupancy by May.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

Last Sunday night party OF Jewish
young people came to Alph.s and spent
the evening at the Alpha Candy Kit
chen where dancing and singing were
INDUCED in for several hours. II was
a Jolly party and Alpha hopes they
will come often and be entertained.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

The success Of the affair staged by
the Italian residents OF Alpha has
prompted those OF Finnish descent to
request that they be given an oppor-
tunity 10 show what they can do. An
opportunity will be given them soon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

The Misses Mona and Ruth Myers
entertained number OF their girl
friends, on Wednesday afternoon. at
which time the announcement was
made OF the engagement Of Miss Mona,
10 Mr.. Henry Miller OF Chicago. Nor
way Current.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

Tho night school al the Porter
school building has commenced work
with an excellent attendance. The
students are taking hold Of the work
In n manner that promises success for
the schools.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

Mrs. w f. Thompson entertained
the Finnish Ladies' Aid last Sunday
A large crowd was in attendance.
Mrs. Edward Hughes and sons, Cas-
sius and Herbert. of Iron Mountain.
spent the holidays at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs c. w Hughes.
A surprise party was given on Edna
RetallIc in honor OF her birthday, Dec.
20, by a number of her friends.
Mrs. Arthur Carlson spent New
Years in Stambaugh with her sister.
Mrs. Albert Nelson.
The Misses Edna Retaliic and Pearl
Peterson entertained number OF
their friends at the latter's home, Fri
day Dec. 26.
Miss Ella Holmberg returned to Kali
amazoo after spending the Christmas
holidays with her mother Mrs. Anna
Holmberg.
Mr.. George jacobson spent the va
cation with his mother Mrs. Anna
Miss Agnes Holme and Mr. Victor
Ikola attended a dance In Crystal
Falls on New Years Eve.
Mrs. james Wilson returned Wed
nesday TO her home in Spokane, wash
after spending several weeks with her
sister. Mrs Ioskng.
Miss Mildred Wilson and Miss HI
ma wuorenma who have been teach
ing at Charlotte and Millets, Mich-
Gan respectively. spent the Christ
mas holidays with their parents
Miss Harriet Chandler and Mr. Ho-
ward Chandler OF Detroit are here on
a visit at the home OF Mr.. George
Chandler.
There was a Sunday School enter
tainment at the NJ =. Church New
Years night al which collection was
taken tar the Armenians.
Mrs. ]. G. Richardson and Mrs l..
Grandy spent a few days visiting at
the home OF their sister. Mrs c. W.
Hughes
Nessrs Victor Ikola. Andrew Bloom
oulst. Elmo Laht. and Edgar Beraais'
who have been attending school al
Valparaiso. spent the holidays with
their parents in this village.
Miss Mary Mcnamara and Mrs.
Hosking who spent the Christmas hoi-
,days at Iron River, returned home
Friday
Harvey Chandler returned Friday
from Marmette where he has been
having dental work done.
and Master William Burge spent New
Years day at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ray Burge OF Alpha. They re-
turned Friday noon.
Mrs ]. Mcnamara and daughter.
Mary left Monday morning for Besse-
MGR where. they attended the funeral
or Mrs. T.. Mcnamara. Mrs McNam-
ara was buried at Quinnesec
Monday evening dance was held
m the town hall, Music was furnish
ed by the girls from town. Everyone
there reported q good time
Mary I.uha visited tho third grade
Monday
Mrs. Lula aud daughter Mary visl-
ia =, The home Of MIR. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Luba during the holidays
Alvin Bowdcn Of Crystal Falls spent
tbe holidays with his aunt, Mrs A.
Holm.
Mrs. riermanson and daughter Nio-
la. attended the funeral of relative
M Menominee last week
Miss Gather Holm returned to Bes-
semer Friday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

Misses Julia a. Gill 81 Detroit and
Bertha j, Gin Of 81. Paul. who were
guests at the home Of Harold A. Gil
over the holidays, returned 20 their
homes last Saturday night
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan and baby
came down from Alpha Tuesday morn
ing for visit with relatives. MIR.
Ryan who was recently injured while
working in one of the mine OF Alpha,
is getting along nicely Mining News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

The Olin children returned 10 their
school duties Sunday. the son going
back 10 Madison and the girls Go
their placee where they are tesching
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

Word received from Jimmie Peters
says that he has taken the examina-
tion for admission to service on the
santa Fe road and " he succeeds IN
getting a position he will probably
remain In the west
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

Chas. Olm of Chicago was in Alpha
one day this week visiting with his
brother. Fred Olin. lie came up from
Florence where he was on visit TO
his brother who is quite III.