The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-02-11

what il calls a catch on. column
leap year enterprise 10 assist matri-
mony," in which IL proposes TO publish
the names Of marriageble young men Of
that section, their business qualifications
and ideas 81 matrimony. Atkinson
SEEMS determined 10 help the girls out 10
the best ofhisability.--Oconto Enquirer.
An alarm oi fire was sounded last
Sunday morning and upon investigation
il WIS discovered that no serious fire was
in progress. The masons had finished
plasteiing room in Martin Rogin's
building ON main street and lac put up a
stove in the room to keep the newly-laid
plaster from freezing. putting the stove
pipe through window, which smoked
undmly and caused the alarm.
The Pleasant Hour dancing clubs
masquerade which will take place in
Doucet's opera house on Monday even
inc next. promises Ia be the li,rgest nffair
nf the kind ever witnessed in the city.
No less than fifty costumes have been
male ut home. Don't miss II.
Alfred Bergstron, ashoemakerof Crys-
tai Falls, and Miss la Nelson. al-o 81
that place, came To- Florence on Thurs
day nf last week. and were married nv
County Judge Coleman. ~ his office.
Central avenue. --'Iiniae New
AL Austrian will remain resident 81
Crystal Falls and has opened an office
ON main street where he viii cash time
aud bank checks aud do other business
in that line. See advertisement else
where.
The grand inventory sale of Max, the
clothier has hcrn u great success. There
are still few az the extraordinary har-
gains left Don't wait until they are
gone. hut come right along ind secure
them.
The Ladies' Aid society viii give u
ME social on Friday evening next, at
Sc residence Of Mrs. X :. Waters over
THE DIAMOND DRIl.L office. A cordialin
vitation * extended to all.
In another column will be- found the
twenty-cighth annual statement 81 the
Washington Life Insurance ca. II IL IN
interesting compilation and well worth
reading.
+ II. johnson, the jeweler, who spent
u portion ~ hast week visiting numbering
camps, reports having seen number 81
large gray wolves in hot pursuit of a
deer
4 The Pleasant Hour dancing clubs
entertainment ON Wednesday evening
WIS well attended despite the severe cold
weather. As usual n splendid time was
had.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Steve, of the Great
Western location are the prou aud hnf,-
~ po-sc~sors Of a fine baby boy which
came early Tue sday morning.
The rattle 81 y. j NcDonald's team
took place on Wednesday. joe. Burk
held the lucky number. The team is
worth $500.
For Lulies' kid shoes ut two dollarsnnd
e,atlemcn's congress CATERS and lace
shoes ut 80, 90 10 Max, the clothicr.
DR. Allen does not POSSESSES much of "A
nose, but hc managed to freeze il ON
I Tuesday morning, nevertheless.
For mdies' cloth shoes and slippers
and ladies misses and chillrcn's lcgging-
cnll at Max, the clothier's.
Don't iail 10 secure some 81 the bar
glins offered ne the grand inventory sale
by Max. the cloihier.
Now is TIM time 20 secure agood heavy
ovcrcoat for tive dollars. worth eight, al
MIX, The clnthier's
] The Lust Lonf. for the benefit 81 the
Methodist church. at the opera house
tonight Go.
All wool scarlet flannel only twenty.
five cents per yard, 40 Max, the clothier.
Fine silk plush saques, satin lined, only
4 Sl7.5O. at Max, the clothier.
For five dollars you can.buy good
Newmarket cloak ut Max's.
Tubogg,n caps will be sold at cost
price at Max, the clothier.
Tha special election next Tuesday viii
be held i'm the town ball.
Dwelling house for rent. Enquire al
The Far.
The Last Loaf az the opera house to-
night.
Lost--a post office key. Call at this