The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


he was examining and shot out of the
window head firstand disappeared. The
timely interference Of Mrs. IIollister pre-
vented the fellow from securing any booty. |
Henry w. Hart, OF Amigo, Wis, has
became a member OF the firm OF j. Ill. < !
q. S. Parks and the firm named changed
TO Parks 4 Co. Mr.. Hart is thorough
business man and is welcomed 10 our
circle 81 hustlers. J. III. & q. S. Parks
still continne in helogsing business, aud
the harness shop is also conducted under
that name.
j. III. Parks has acquired the old half
completed building ON the southwest
corner OF Fifth reetand Crystal avenue.
and has force Of carpenters at work
When the building is completed it will be
a double tenement house. The building
was commenced by VIM. James during
the early days OF the town.
II Is now time to make arrangements
for your winter reading. In order To get
the local news you should subscribe for
TnE DIAMOND Dull, thena city daily or
weekly and az least one good monthly
magazine. Subscribe Ior The DIAMOND
DRlLL any way
The Crystal Falls dancing club has
about completed arrangements for It's
Thanksgiving masquerade ball The
prizes will be ol greater value than is
usually given here. A masquerade ball
always takes well in this city.
VIM. Holiday, better known as Bill,
the barber, departed on Tuesday, for
Sandusky, Ohio, summoned thithcr by "a
telegram announcing the serious illness OF
an only daughter
All og the personal property OF the
Nanaimo Mining Co., OF Iron River, WIS
disposed OF by auction, ut rhelifis sale
last Saturday and Monday TO satisfy
judgments.
Capt. G T. Roberts, OF Mastodon, was
in the city on Wednesday. He says hc
never saw the roads in such horrible con-
dition since the pioneer days Of this
district.
Election bets have been numerous this
week. Enthusiastic Republicans gave
odds ON New York and Iudiaua, while
the Democrats went two TO one ON
Texas.
Hugh Mclaughlin, Iron Mountains
ever popular postmaster, accompanied
by James Morariety, gentleman whose
friends are legion, were here hate last
week.
The subjects in the Methodist church
Tomorrow will be: Morning What is
Man" Psalms and l. Evening The
Important Question, Matthew rs and
20.
Attention is called to the card OF q l..
Woodworth in this issne, any one inneed
OF any thing in his line will do well to call
ON bim. lie IL a very competent man.
Bulletin boards were placed in the
Lockwood and Bannerman hotels and
were closely watchedall Of Tuesday night
and the following day and night
John f. Minckler, Of Iron River, WIS
here ON Sunday. II the world had lew
more such men as the genial John, il
would move along faster
Misses Nellie and Aggie Dunn, OF
Crevitz, charming young ladies, are visit
ing their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gallagher.
Now that the day Of the great battle
has passed, il is expected that things will
again soon settle down to every day
quietness.
James L. Baker, Ornndo Peterson and
Dave Gilbert, ofthe halfway house ON the (
Nett river road, spent Tuesday in the
city.
James +. Corcorans nm euterprising 4
young business man Of Stambaugh was
a welcomccnller this office on Monday. 4
Dr. Frank L. Bond, OF Iron River, was
in the city on Tuesday. The doctor is
very popular in this end Of the county.
Bring in your orders for all classes Of
job printing Election is over and IL can
bc handled very promptly.
A party OF gentlemen from lower Wis
consin spent last week here hunting.
They got one deer.
Thos. T.. Myrick, OF Mastodon, was in
the city on Monday and made this office
a pleasant call.
Full returns from New York and In
diana win be found on the inside pages
OF this paper.