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... ... • ' •vrvvyAMASA NEWSMr. lv«?r Olson went to Iren River Sunday night. returning Tuesday morn Ink.Surprise partl#*i-H have been popular lately. On one •venloi n number of fr!M4n delightfully surprised Mr» Jttmer Holmberg. ami a few day* Inter another group Unexpectedly upofMfft. 1*400 delightfullyLow Round TripHomeseekers FaresOn# fsre plus $2 lor the round tripTickm «» fin* «*»»* TwiOo M Mill «c.«uta !(««• Match *» Nt**w*h»r bdwirt.To potnu in N«»* •ed H».u*h Uakmo.Montana W ••luogr*»«. *«d IdohoFmol return limit 21 d^v*.Par ImIIChicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railroad(• I.WIMprated ut the home Hurge. Buth rv«ofng»■pent.Owiuk to ehjingo* In the CAR of elmrurter* lh| Uoy Smut piny bn been postponed. It wHl probably be iven about the Lint of Man n.Mr un«i Mr». A. A. K1 Is worth ind Mr. J T Gfhson returned Hattirduv morning from iKtCBdlOK the X. K. A in ChtoMgoMr. Ji»hn#Koblt;*rt« of Iron Mountain •pent Monday In Atnasn.A baby boy wan horn to Mr aud Mrs. Tbnnwt; OUon Mlt;**d«y.Mrs August ChrMfln« spent the week end at Pori.Mrs. Arthur t*ar)i*«»t) and Mrs. Ihmi-Inhk lsll»flor entertained u number j of their friends, Wedtifnduy evening | at s card party.j Services were held In the M £ i Church Sunday evening , SpeelaJ wrvlre* were held In the M K Church Wednesday oeulMA in stead of Thursday evenlngMU'* Kvrdyn La Gimlt went lo Cry*-:t*il Kells, Sunday evening. returning Tuesday maritime.Mrs. M tehee I Mullen and Ml** Tunl peri left Tuesday morning for I*bpem meMini Alinu Bioiiujui t entertain***!the W. H. C. last Friday evening. ICerds and games formed the chief diversion of the twalng, altar which a dulnty lun« h was served. At a latehour the party broke up urn I everyone returned home tonvlneed that Almo I was a good hostessSPI.KMMI9 KM OHM IT IBftM'Li:(Continued froip page 1) a quarter of a mile hoard ftn*'* miii i lumdlitc It. containing smaller sheds an«l shelter for additional rat Ud. We Iuive under eon ai ruction i cuttle ilu:d 3fi* x i?54* having a Ims*--spent excavated in u hillside ton* hilning u natural windbreak far theltering .'lt;’»lt;• bead of rattle, which Is the capacity of this barn. When lt;nnplrted. It will atari hold 4i0 ton uf hay\\ have a saw and ► hiugV ruil! through whi« It we have run the good l*lne windfalls left by the lumber Jaekn forty years ago. The*e windfall* together with the good timher from our lt;w-ump lands has supplied us with all the building materia! used in our improvements.There is a barracks or men s headquarters. a superintendent- bung.* low*, n manager'* home, u tlon root hottv« and granary, .i com blnatbm lew and meat Murage hcniM u machine and blacksmith shop and there in under construction a large garage for housing our tractors, trucks, automobile* and machinery.We have built irtd constructed »ovNOTICE!To the Electors ol the City of Crystal Falls:-_A CITY PRIMARY ELECTION will be held in and forthe City of Crystal Falls, Michigan, on Monday, the 20th day of March, A. D. 1922 at the following places
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The Diamond Drill
Crystal Falls, Michigan, US
Fri, Mar 10, 1922
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