The diamond drill., 1888-06-30

and the down town folks took place and
lasted about two hours. II was a hotly
waeed struggle and resulted in a victory
Tor the up hillels.
The people of Crystal Falls viii ccle-
brate the Fourth and nre making great
preparations toward that end IL Is
sincerely hoped that everybody will stay
at home and lend hand in making the
celebration rousing one and one To be
long remembered
Postmaster Metcalf says that hereafter
all uncalled for postal cards will be re-
turned 10 the writer after thirty days.
and advertized letters will be held for
two weeks instead OF four as heretofore,
before being sent To the dead letter office
at Washington.
The new bridge over the Paint river ut
camp No. 3 is agcatimprovemento over
the old one which was carried away by
high water. The new structure is about
ten feet higher than the old one and il
very solid.
A letter from Rev Father Edward
Chapuis, Of st. Ignace, Mich, conveys
the intelligence that he is doing well in
his new home, has a large congregation
and likes the place.
A party OF four, the editor was one Of
them, fished in the Hcmlock early this
week That's ALL No, not quite all
there were several mosquitoes in that
neighborhood.
The editor has acquired another dog
this time a genuine Italian grey hound,
and beauty. James Moriarity, ofIron
Mountain, is the doner.
That unsightly hole--an old cellar-op-
posite the Lockwood house, should be
filed up 1t is also "a nuisance to foot
ball players.
For the largest and finest assortment
OF gentlemen's neckwear, underwear and
French prccale shirts 10 to Max the
clothier's.
Only few more bats and balls left.
Mothers, buy your boy suit Mt Max
the clothier's and get ~ bat and ball free
Of charge.
j. III. q G.. :. Parks harness shop will
be removed to the building lately va
Gated by IIolstein & schmitt. A good
stand
Capt. James Richard encountered two
bears on the Sheldon 4 Shafer road one
evening last week. They were full grown.
4 horse belonging to }. ii. Parks gored
itself iriehtfuly by Jumping on picket
fence one day last week.
James Rickard, Jr., sustained severe
bruise to one of his fingers, at the Dunn
mine, ON Wednesday.
Have you seen Max, theclothier's 50 80
ladies kid shoes? They are the biggest
bargain ever offered.
The town authorities are doing good
thing by boarding up the cutters on each
side OF main street.
The main street wagon-way il being
macadamized. 1t will be great inn
provemcnt.
For the best assortment Of lawns,
piques, sateens and prints 60 TO Max
Berlowitz.
The balance of summer clothing will
be sold mt cost at Max. the clothier's.
Great preparations are in progress for
our Fourth Of July celebration.
James Uren was the first to pass over
the falls bridge with team.
Special sale of trunks and valiscs next
week at Max the clothier's
Hay is beginning TO come into town.
The crop is good one.
A Harrison and Morton club Is TO be
organized at once.
Fred Johnson, the barber, has left town
bag and baggage.
Remember the Catholic picnic on the
Fourth.
Spend your Forth of July money at
home.
The best sign Of good times Is the $
sign.
Next Wednesday is the glorious Fouth.
Great Bargains in parasols ut Max's.
What has become OF our rifle club?
Wild strawberries are ripening.
Days are shortening.
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Notice of Sale.
First publication June 80, lsss.)