The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-07-03

"i~t hiib ioF Two weeks vacation a
Duluth, Mimi. visiting relatives and
friends.
The monthly business meeting O.
the Ladies Aid Society will be helt
in the N, f. Church parlors at 2:st
Tuesday afternoon al which time al
collecting secretaries and officers ar,
requested TO be present.
! Mr.. and Mrs Willard Fierce motor
ed from Chicago to Crystal Falls dur.
ing the week. Mr. Pierce will return
! in about two weeks but Mrs. Pierce
viii stay month or two visiting her
mother and family, Mrs. A. Kluttig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trewatha and Mrs
Blythe OF Ishpeming. motored here
Tuesday to spend few days at the
home Of Mrs. A. Keast.
John 4. Curley who Is contesting
with Pat o'Brien OF Iron River for
the office OF representative in the
Iron district. was in Crystal Falls
last Monday calling upon the voters
here. John has many friend here and
irrespected Of whether they feel that
that he ought to supplant Mr.. oBrien
or not, they are all glad to see him al
all times.
A White motor buss passed through
here yesterday morning, headed for
Houghton where il will be used in
passenger traffic between Lake Lin
den and other Torch Lake points and
Houghton. The proprietor tells us
that the fare from Lake Linden TO
Houghton is only AZ cents via buss.
Two Of these buses are in service
Judge Dawson is raplrly getting his
name up as the Lands OF Iron coun-
ty'' by he way he is soaking often
ders brought before him. Last Sat
urday night few young bloods took
into their heads to defy Policeman
Massie Now Mr. Massie is very
good natnred man until one imposes
upon him so he waded in and with
the assistance OF Andrew Apostle
landed the boys in Jail They were
brought before Judge Dawson next
day and payeds fine OF $50 and costs
besides furnishing Mr. Massie a new
srt Of clothes in place OF the anes
tOrn.
Harold l.. Richards arrived in Crys-
al Falls last Sunday Harold has
ust graduated from Penn Military |
College and in three years he success
ully completed course which has
always required four years OF train
ng. Harold graduated with the rank
Il lieutenant and received diploma
upon him a degree OF
OF Science In Economics, In
luding art. science and literature, his
landing being one OF the highest av-
RACES in his departmental work. He
Eas also active in athletics, as he
son first place in the Varsity teams
n football and basket ball, receiving
;. M. c. letters in recognition OF his
God work each year
Peter Laplant tells OF his automo-
lie experience last Sunday. He went
18th his family TO Chicogan lake
here a large number OF Iron River ,
nd Stambaugh people were spending
re day The storm which came up /
bout two O'Clock drove all TO cover
nd automobiles that had been hidden
y the timber commenced to congreg-
te on the road, all headed for home I
Ia spring valley road. Mr. Laplant
allowed the procession until the first
tx hill was reached when he found /
lat 10 automobiles were stalled a
cad OF his car When he got out he
Iscovered that fully 10 more were in
ne back Of him. To make a long ,
DRY short a relief party had to be
rganized OF the men in the party.
hey had 20 push every car up the
III thru the clay and mud. When
le task was over with they were /.
astered from head to foot with mud. /.
Charles Uren and family came
lck from Duluth, arriving here early
onday They quite an experience I
j Bibbon hill. which they reached !
lortly after the big storm Sunday
he hill looked as though II might be I
.gotiated easily so Mr.. Uren started !
, without chains and got within
n length OF the top where there Is
particularly slippery clay spot. He I
a ~ "A Gliding and his car elid all the a