The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17

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John Dolan. Sr.. Of Ishpcming, father
Of our John, is here and will probably
reside here.
The Womcn's Christian Temperance
Union contemplate giving nm oyster
supper soop.
David c. Lockwood, went to Marquette
on Tuesday M juror in the United
states court.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Parks, spent the
fore part 81 the week at their farm near
Shiocton, Wis.
Lou Clapp has gone out OF business az
Iron Mountain. The Occidental wasnof
a paying venture.
The cold days are coming but il will
be pretty cold day when Max can't nm
dersell all competitors,
Ralph Prince, whilom resident ~
Crystal Falls, now Of Watersmect was
in the city several days.
James +. Corcoran, of Stambaugh,
county treasurcr-elect, was in thecity ON
Tuesday and Wednesday,
ID. G, Lockwood went 10 Menominecon
Monday morning on business connected
with our grand iollifcation.
Mrs. Danl. Urqnhart returned ON Mon-
day from Ashland whore she has been
visiting friends for some time.
a. G. Cook, OF Norway. Mrnominre
county's prosecuting attorney-cIect, was
IA guest OF the city on Monday
November is from the Latin Noycm,
nine. II was the ninth month before the
change of the Roman calendar
YouwiIl have some thing 10 be thank.
ful for II YOU get oncofMax, theclothicfs
overcoats before Thanksgiving.
Iron Mountains democratic paper,
The Journal, showed up hast week, the
first time Ia two or three weeks,
Stamped goods in endless variety, also
all shades in cotton, linen and silk floss
and arasccne at Max Berlowitz's.
Mrs Max. r. Bcrlowitz has the thanks
of the writer for q generous donation 81
horse-raddish, grown in her garden.
Il IS predicted thatthefall - snow Viii
bo considerably less this year than last.
Hope this prediction will prove true
"Bnly" Wilson, the lumber operator
WINS in town on Monday. He is very
much dissatisfied with the way the clec-
tion went.
M. Longycar, of Marquette, men-
I ber 81 the Lake Superior Ship Canal.
Railway and Iron Co., was ~ the city on
Thursday
1 Remittant fever is not contagious At
least delinquent subscribers do not seem
to catch it, no matter how much they
are exposed.
The Milwaukee 4 northern Railway
Co, now heat It's coaches bysteam. VIII
the Chicngo & North-Wcatern do like
wise? Hardly
Mrs. p. Mcintyre, Mrs. G. r. Roberts.
Mrs Thos Myrick and other ladies ~
Mastodon. were here to enjoy the iollii-
cation on Thursday night
Edward +. Lott, ofIron River, attend
cd the meeting OF the county board held
ON Wednesday, ms attorney in the Hem-
lock township application.
Supervisors w. Nesbitt, H. l.. Klcycn-
steuher and w J. Tully of Stambaugh,
Bates and Iron River, respectively, were
here ON Tuesday and Wednesday.
Jack Korkcet, ofIron Mountain. repre-
senting the Peninsula Powder Co., was
here ON Tuesday. What Jack does not
know about high explosives is not worth
knowing.
Henry Armstrong, the popular con
ductor, hasrcceived his pass To the head.
wnters Of Salt River. Sorry to lose you.
Henry. You'll have plenty Of company
ON the trip.
Ralph Atkinson, who has spent two
weeks in the city, returned 10 bis home.
stead on Spread Eagle lakes on Monday
morning and viii remain there until the
robbins nest again.
A door has bccncut through from the
second story Of the court house ON The
south side as a matter Of convenience %
the families OF county officers, who oc-
cupy the upper rooms.
Supt T.. ! Gillort and vile went io
Stambaugh ON sunday jay returned
Monday, spending the day ~ Norway
Mrs Gilbert viii ,..ntfttn aaverl a., ~ tlt,,