The diamond drill., 1921-05-21

trict bonded 70 fle full extent OF the
old law. the amount being $12S.000.
1 The new building already has cost
$iS6,000 and the entire proceeds Of
The new issue will be necessary 70
complete and equip the building as il
should be equipped.
Last winter an injunction was issu-
ed by the ID. NJ. 4 NJ. Land Co., pro-
hibiting the school officers from tax
ing money out of one fund for other
uses. The school board had raised
$4,000 by direct taxes which Ii was
proposed would be used completing
the building. The injunction stopped
the use OF this money for building
purposes so the work upon the new
structure had TO be suspended The
suspension cost the board considerably
money at the eime but II is expected
that outside OF the cost Of assembling
crew again there will be no great
loss TO the district.
i The Amasa school board injunction
was the first OF lot OF threatened
actions 10 be brought by Mr., Byers
70 compel schol and other officers 10
live up to the law, The Iron River
school board Is now In court on a.
kindred action and IL IS thought that
other court action will be taken un-
less there is strict living up to the
Iletter OF the law.
The people of Hematite Township
are pleased with the certainty that
they will be able to use the school
building next school year While
many of the township people, espec-
tally the taxpayers feel keenly the
burden, yet they deplored the fact that
SO much good money already expend-
ed couldn't be taken advantage Of
The new law will iron everything out
In Hematite and IL quite probable that
all sides will be benefited by the ex-
perience gained In this instance,
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Miss Mayme Hillson, who has been
at school in Hancock, came home Mon
day morning,
Mr.. Erick Jacobsen Of Grand Rapids
Wis., is spending few weeks here
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Gust Hanttula were
In Crystal Falls Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hughes, daugh-
ter Myrtle Cell and son Kinley, motor
ed to Crystal Falls Saturday evening
to attend the annual Eastern Star
party After the party they went to
Iron River, returning TO Amasa Sun
day evening.
Mr.. Harry Gill drove to Iron River
Sunday
/ Mr. DOC" Cronin, who has been
spending some time in Chicago, re-
turned TO Amasa Sunday
Mrs. Il. Frost, who has been visit
ing here with relatives for the past
few weeks, motored back 20 Ishpem-
ing Sunday with her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Hanttula visited in
Alpha during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Berg went Monday
TO visit friends and relatives in Crys-
tai Falls.
The Sioux Valley Norske Sanger
Iforbund have asked Miss Esther
Blomquist to be their soloist at their
fifth Sangerfest in Brookings. South
Dakota, on August and 4. The
Amasa people are glad that this hon
or was bestowed on her in recogni-
tion of her voice
Margaret Rossi Is spending few
days here with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Ray Burge OF Alpha was here
Monday
Mrs. Benjamin Gill went to Green
Bay Tuesday night TO be operated up
on for appendicitis. She was accom-
panied by Mr.. Gill.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Hughes motor
ed to Iron River Monday night.
A baby girl arrived al the home OF
Mr.. mad Mrs. Jacob Ketola on Tues
day.
Messrs Otto Forsman, Alfred Fors-
man. and Teddy Dahlgren, of Amasa
motored to AmasA Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Wood returned
to Escanaba last Friday. after spend
ing week at the home OF their
daughter. Mrs. Roy Stebbins.
Hematite Township is 10 vote on
new school bonding proposition today
Supt G. /. Clark and Principal c.
A. Huller OF the Stambaugh schools,
were Amasa visitors Wednesday.
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