The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-03-10

Alfred Gr1pole, oI Crystal Falls. -. y,
Olcson and Bernard Erickson, al the
same place, accompanied the pair to
Florence. Mining News.
John Drummer was up before Justice
John Morrison on Wednesday on
charge Of criminal Islander, the complain
ing witness being Chester Peterson, whom
Drummer had maliciously accused Of
stealing money and clothing. Through
the able efforts Of Attorney Fiewelling
the defendant was discharged. Both
men are miners at the Dunn mine.
On Thursday evening next a special
meeting Of the legal voters Of school dis
trict number one, will be heldin the town
hall, for the purpose Of voting on the
question Of bonding the district for the
sum OF $4,000 in order to raise money to
pay off the present bonded Indebtedness
II you live in that district he on hand.
Notice elsewhere.
People who are in the habit OF walking
hall mile out Of their way and wait
around the depot an hour in order to
cheat the post Office out Of two or three
cents cancellation, may know that il is
only waste oil time as all letters must
be returned to post office to be stamp
ed, before they can reach their destina-
ton.
George j. Schwartz announces himself
as N candidatefor reelection To the Office
OF treasurer OF the township Of Crystal
Falls. Mr.. Schwartz, during the past
year has discharged the duties Of the
office in conscientious and conservative
manner and his friends predict that he
make will a strong run.
Rod Mcdonald and +. Chainey, Flor
ence gentlemen, have rented Benz. Sirr's
blacksmith and wagon shop in this city
and will conduct the business as hereto
fore. They are both pleasant gentlemen
and good workmen. They will undoubt-
edly do large business here.
Casper Aberle and Miss Julia Gurski
were married in the presence OF few
invited guests, on Thursday evening.
The ceremony was performed at Mr..
Aberles residence which had been fur
nished and was in readiness for the
event.
Beadle's Dime Library, Pinkerton De
tective Library. New York Detective
Library, Champion Detective Library
and the entire category Of the cheaper
! literature for sale at this Office.
! A coal famine il eminent here. Many
coal consumers are out Of stock and
Others are low, not having enough ON
hand to carry them through the winter
and none TO he had.
The w. G. Il. u, will meet at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. NJ Rowley next Wednesday
evening at 7:3O o'clock. All ladies
interested cordially invited TO attend.
j. Foster Baker is at least seven feet
high and buys cigars with reckless aban
don. He is the father OF a big boy, the
first, which came last Saturday.
Floor oil cloths in all widths, window
shades and curtains in latest patterns
and full line Of poles, at The Fair.
The advertised sheriff's sale OF ID. Ban
nermans's property did not come off
Mr.. Bannerman settled the affair
A. Justified is moving his little cottag,
ON Crystal avenue to a lot near tn,
Catholic parsonage.
A large iron safe was received by Man
Berlowitz during the week, for use in his
dry goods business.
The T.. III. dancing clubs leap year
party has been postponed one week IRON
Easter Monday.
The snow is so deep on the roads thai
it Is almost impossible To turn out wher
meeting teams.
Miss Daisy uren entertained part,
OF young friends at her home, Fifth street
last evening.
Sugar makers are making preparation
TO reap the harvest and predict the croI
good one.
There is as yet no apparent stir IL
township election matters. 1t Is n littl'
early yet.
Three weeks from next Monday occur
the election Of township officers.
Registration notice elsewhere in today
paper. Don't fail to read 1t.
The sidewalks on the north side o
main street are free of snow.
The return OF the boys from the lum