The diamond drill., 1921-12-03

The following young men. Harold
Richards. Robt. Alexander, Ivan ID.
Wright, G. p. Richards Dan Stewart.
Mr.. Healy and Russell Richards.
formed hunting party to Camp Di-
ana the Wednesday before Thanks
giving returning on Sunday following
The going up was pretty fair. as Mr..
Mason drove them part way and then
they hit the trail. loaded heavily with
knapsacks and what not. with mr.
Wright as pilot. All went well for a
short time. when lol they came to the
conclusion that they were lost. They
wandered for many o. weary hour and
struck the dong sought camp In the
wee hours OF the morning. tired and
hungry. Russell Richards was cook
and he sure put up some appetizing
meals as he always does. The only
fortunate one In the party 10 get
deer, was Mr.. Wright The only ex-
cuse offered by the others was that
the deer didn't come near enough to
camp to be tied up 50 they could get
good shot at them. Cheer up, boys
and take a good look at Mr.. Wright's
deer, so you will know what one looks
like next year when you go hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Hollow celebrat-
ed the 35th anniversary OF their we'd
ding last Monday. They celebrated
IL quietly at their home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hollow were married at Florence but
both were living In Crystal Falls a
the time. Mr.. Hollow was in the har-
ness business at the time and had his
shop on part OF the lot where tho
Wills Hardware Co.'S store is now.
Frank d. Bell Of Negaunee was in
Crystal Falls several days looking
after legal matters in which he Is con-
cerned. Mr.. Bell is Michigan solicitor
for the North Western railway com
pany.
The Diamond Drill is in receipt OF
an interesting letter from Mrs. Emma
Anderson OF Rupert, Idaho Mrs. And
erson tells US that her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hager, are
both well and that the other members
OF her family In that vicinity are we'll
and getting on nicely. Mrs. Anderson |
has suffered considerably with |
rheumatism during the past year !
but is fully recovered now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Murphy and Chill |
dren got home from Grayling the
latter part of last week. They report
Mrs. Harbour as being I'm excellent
health and the best advice she can
get is TO the effect that she will fully
recover from the bad fracture OF her
hip. Several ex-Ray pictures have
been taken OF the break and all go TO
indicate that the bones are healing
well, condition that Is quite wonder
full In a woman of her advanced age.
George Breen, advertising mana
ger for the Iron River-Stambaugh
Reporter, was In Crystal Falls last
Saturday visiting his mother. George
has started work dining up advertis-
ing for the new Iron River daily
paper which is to make its appear
ance on Dec. and says he Is meet
ing with splendid success. Mr.. Breen !
will devote his time entirely TO ad-
vertising as soon as the change to a
daily is made. ,
, Richard Hammerberg arrived In
Crystal Falls last Tuesday to join his !
brother, Herbert, In the drug store
that they recently purchased. The :
young men inform US that they have
changed their minds as 10 the name
that the store shall be run under.
They intend calling 1t the CITY Drug
store" .sygNx
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hanson left 4
Monday evening for Oakland, Cal. A
chum whom Victor met in Iowa has
located in Oakland and guaranteed
steady carpenter work to Victor IL he
would go there for the winter.
work in the carpenter line is slack
here he decided to take up his friend.
IL Is expected that MIR. and Mrs. Han
sen will return in the spring when
the Hansen boys will resume their
contract work here and at Claiming,
at which they were so successful last
season.
LOST:. Heifer about 2 yrs. old. All
black with white on hips. $500 reward
Mrs. Josephine Bouchard, Bristol
Loc CAD
FOUND; A sorrel horse out at Dunn
mine, weight about 100 lbs. See AL
bert Plouid. Dunn mine. (4D
FOR SALEi- Radient home coal stove
and sectional bookcase, fumed oak
inquire at residence OF Mrs Robert
Wilson. (47)