The diamond drill., 1921-07-09
NEXT THURSDAY AFTERNOON WILL
Be A HOLIDAY IN CRYSTAL FALLS
COMMITTEES ALL APPOINTED
Barbecue Will be Served Promptly
at Six O'Clock in School Park
to be Followed by Meeting
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
r. b. Webb. Chairman.

II. Is. NeDD, Chairman.
James ]. Gafney. Arvid Bjork.
James Sanders. Charles Uren, Frank
Bertrand, Hon, NJ H. Moriarty, James
IT, Corcoran. G. f. Harrison, Alfred
Martin, 4. j. Oswald, w. H.. Rezin.
George A. Brothert6n. Ward ]. Kelly,
Il. p. Royce, Il. S. Brdges, Thad r.
Waite. Leigh G. Caswell, Clarence d.
Dwyer, w. A. Holmes. w ]. Reynolds,
Herbert Larson, l.. A. Henfy, James
X. Flood, c. T. Roberts, c. NJ. Rogers.
John Wall, Nathan ,Warshawsky.
Frank Scadden, J. T.. Udd, Or. Il. e.
Bovik, WIN. Lynch. DR.. A. L. Haight
Hans Poulsen, Paul Schook. Charles
Schultz, Ben c. Nicely, NJ. b.. McGee,
Dr. Bertil Larson, Axel Axelson, John
Tufts, Herman Ruwitch, w. ID. Hill,
DIR. A. J. Hockings and DR.. f. p.
Noyes, of Crystal Falls; Dr.sJ. +. Ed
wards, w. j. Perkins, Il. G. White
head, II. j. McLaren. John X. Hub
bard, and Henry Veeser OF Alpha;
John Gustafson, Leonard Skewes. r.
]. Corbett and Mitchell Dykes of
Mansfield; J. T. Gibson, Elmer. Holm
berg. Frank Thompson and John
Blomquist Of Amasa.
Next Thursday Is "Pikers' Day in
Crystal Falls and vicinity. On that
day 300 visitors from all over Michi-
gan will tour here in 60 automobiles
and remain here for the night.
The men carry their own sleeping
outfits with them but are fed along
the route They will bunk in the
Forest Park School. placing their cots
in the long corridors.
The cots and baggage is carried OF
several trucks which accompany the
cavalcade. Each man attends to his
own baggage. The cots VIII be plac-
ed Immediately after arrival and then
the visitors will be ready FOR the big
feed.
To Ss.Ye Barbecue
A barbecue supper will be served
promptly at 600 o'clock. The sup
per VIII consist OF roasted OK, pota-
toes, green corn. beans and green stuff
The food Is provided by the City and
Township OF Crystal Fails and the
serving OF il is by popular subscrip-
tion.
Phil NJ. Shaw Is in complete charge
OF the cooking OF the supper and he
will be assisted by John Klesges. Or.
f. p. Noyes. f. ID. Ball and several
others.
The balance OF the cooking will be
done by George Gotta, who has been
secured 70 put up some OF his favor
ite beans. green corn, etc.
The serving OF the supper will be
under the direction OF Thomas Con-
lin, assisted by Jess II. lessen and
the following general committee:
Gust Lithen. Roy Bowen, George
Jolliffe. John II. Stolberg, Will Jacka.
4 Murray Riddell. Elmer Carlson, Peter
LaPIante. Jake Jacobs. Ira Odgers, A.
l.. Flood, Leo Mroz, Elizar Cannon.
Ike warshawsky Ed. Grim. Otto Gund-
strom. Andrew Ostrand. Wilson Gam
bril-, +. II. Edyvean, Ernest Munns
Alfred Christensen. Evart Larson
Charles Richard. Albsno Notes Otto
Brown. Tom Wills. w, H. Reck. Cas-
per Bauer. Ivar Malmberg, Dave Men
delson Will Eldred. r. o. Rochon and
Ben schook of Crystal Falls; William
Langsford. +. f. Olin, Howard
Reed. Reginald Bengry. Bob Buper-
liant and Charles Ogren OF Alpha:
Charles Provo and Tom Bates, Mans
Held; Ward wormwood. Harry Wv
ian, A. r. Ellsworth and Ralph Fremo
OF Amasa.
This committee VIII be on hand
promptly az $3.50 o'clock and will take
tho food from the cooks at 5;l5
Serving will begin at 600 o'clock
sharp.
The order OF feeding win be, the
Pikers and other visitors. the recep-
lion committee. the other committees.
the wives and families OF the commit
tee members and after that the gem
erai public win be served as long as
the food lasts.
II Is not designed 10 feed the entire
public. This IA impossible so while
everyone 81 invited 10 be present Il r.
the request Of the committees that our
\ people provide their own suppers that
night and leave the food remaining
after the guests are fed for out-of-
town people who may come to witness