The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-01

Ed. israpidly crowding him in the matter
of flesh.
Were IL Motor the f,,ct that the waters
Of Runkle lake are inhabited by so many
leeches and turtles, IL would be one oil the
finest bathing places in the land. The
shores ARE well elevated, the bottom oil
hard, firm sand and the water very warm.
The BURBERRY crop in the open places
IL about PLAYED out, but ia the woods
where they are sheltered from the hot
rays Of the sun, the berries are IA firm
and plentiful as ever and bid fair to re
main so several weeks yet to come.
Partridge, ducks and other wild fowl,
can now be lawfully killed. The season
opens to-day and continues until Janu-
airy /. Deer can not be lawfully killed
until the first day Of October and from
that day on until November 10.
An entertainment will egiven Monday
evening, in the First Methodist church at
the location. The literary part will be
OF Crystal Falls. Music by the choir
Range.
A. Justified, OF The Fair, departed for
Chicago ON Tuesday. He will be absent
a week or ten days and during his absence
will purchase the largest and best stock
oil fall and winter goods he can find ~, the
city.
Monday, September 3, Arbor Day in
Michigan, will be duly celebrated at Iron
River. The program is somewhat sim
liar TO that of county fair and closes
with a dance. A grand time is booked.
Miss Minnie Mcdonald, OF Iron River
and Miss Lizzie Seldcn, OF Stambaugh,
were in attendance upon the teachers
special examination held in this city on
Thursday and Friday.
Now that trout fishing has ended local
sportsmen are at loss what To do un-
I'll October when the deer season opens.
What's the matter with saving wood,
but keep still about IL.
Mrs. +. O. Jones, OF Crystal Falls, will
preach in the Central Methodist church
Sunday at 10 80 n. m, and in the even
ing mt the First Methodistchurcha at 1880
p. m.-Range.
John $. Mclean, the present sheriff oil
Iron county will be u candidate again
this TALL with good chancesfor reelection.
He has made good officer. --Menominee
Democrat
Byron n. White, of Norway and else
where, superintendent ofthe Smith mine,
this district and "A stakeholder in the
Aragon mine Mt Norway, was in the city
this week.
The South Mastodon mine IL now a
shipper, having already sent out one
thousand tons OF ore and will send an
additional two thousand before the sea-
son ends.
Miss A. Blasdell returned on Monday
f.. L.. Aha hld
most enjoyable time and returns with
renewed zcst to enter upon her school
work.
The Dunn mine continues it's hustling
and il ascending out between 700 and 1000
tons OF ore daily, and will nchieve an out
put this year OF not less than 100000
tons.
Paul T.. Smith and John McGillis
talked politics, religion and discussed
neighboring affairs with the editor ON
Wednesday evening. Call again, gentle
men.
Eminent doctors say: Warmers White
Wine of Tar will never be equalled as "A
cough medicine. Sold by j. l.. Kimball
x Co. Sept. 20.
Miss Kate Sheridan, OF Fort Howard,
Wis, was at the Lockwood several days
this week, the guest of her friend, Miss
Minnie Mcdonald, OF Iron River.
Miss Lizzie Benan, returned to her home
at Florence on Saturday last, accom-
panied by her sister Mrs. John Mcleod
who will visit her parents there.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Riley and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cummings, Of Iron
River attended hefuneral Of Henry Riley
i'm this city ON Tuesday.
A man who is too sensitive can't do
better than go into politics. II that will
not put rhinoceras hide on him, moth
ing under the sun will.
Friday and Saturday Of last week were
decidedly the hottest days Of the season
so far i'm this locality. Mercury ranged
i'm the nineties.
Runkle lake is full OF fine large perch
and sun bass-also slippery, hungry
blood-suckers and able bodied mud
fuckers"
Yesterday closed the trouting season
for this year. Hang up your rod, line
and basket until another year comes
around.
DIR. w. +. Carpenter, Of Stambaugh.
one of the most learned men in the pro-
fession, was here on Tuesday evening.
Sheriff Mclean has the thanks of the
editor and wife for complimentary tickete
TO the Arbor Day ball at Iron River.
Patrick Sullivan, The DIAMOND DmLL's
faithful office boy, is enjoying n two
weeks outing at Spread Eagle.
Circuit court convenes here on Tuesday
morning, 18th instant. The calendar fol
this term is not very large.
Charles Louehrey, one Of the leading
and most solid business men OF Florence
was In the city yesterday.
DIR. l.. A. Freidericks, OF Metropolitan
attended the school directors meeting
here on Tuesday evening.