The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-29

safes, was I'D the cltv luurBuuy ouu made
this Office a pleasant call.
VIM. Russell this week purchased r.
Welch's barn on Superior avenue aud
will build "A large addition thereto and
open n livery stable next month.
Mike Tender, one Of the Superior
avenue BARRIERS has his hands full. He
expected to secure the services of John
Clearly, Of Florence, but failed to do SO.
No work il now being done on the hose
tower. Ii is expected large fire alarm
bell will be put i'm there and the work
will not be completed until the question
| Is decided.
vandyke point lace for collars and
cuffs, directoire, breton, Normandy,
valenciens, Spanish and other laces. all
over embroideries, etc, at Berlowitz's
dry goods emporium.
Ed. Stumpf will resign hls position
with Parks x Co, Monday and go else
where. Mr.. Stumpf is a very popular
young man and has made many friends
during his short stay in the city.
Miss Mona WEIGH, OF the Armenia,
spent Wednesday in the city, the guest
of Mrs. John Fisher. Together in the
evening they enjoyed their first Cyclone
experience and declare ii is "iust grand"
Quite right.
Road-master Norton, of the c. K NV,
claims that he will put in cattle guards
along the Shafer mine spur track next
summer, so AZ TO prevent teams from
being driven along the track, which seems
to make a first-class road in winter time.
A citizen Of the United States, or
citizen or inhabitnnt, who has decided
his intention six months before election,
who has resided in the state three months
and in township or ward ten days, are
the latest necessary qualifications for
voting in this state.
Miss May Finn will resume tease work"
i'm The DIAMOND DRILL office next week,
after an absence OF nearly n year. Mr..
II. Sullivan will then be in immediate
charge OF the job department and Mr.. II.
+. Andersen becomes general city rustler,
a position ne ~ eminently qualified to fill.
Dr. A. A. Metcalf now has about all
the work he can attend to. Besides
doing little city work he is physician
and surgeon TO the York Iron Co dunn
and Armenia mines)., Shafer Iron Co,
Claire Mining Co., Monitor Iron Mining
Co.. and the Mansfield Mining Co. His
business partner. DIR. A. Darling attends
to N greater part III the city practice.
Miss Amelia Blasdell, principal OF the
Crystal Falls public schools, and Miss
Edna Parks, departed yesterday noon
To spend theirspring vacation in Milwau-
kee. They are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. :. ID. Hollister, ST., and are to
return next Thursday.
Mrs Bellssrom, OF Negaunee, who was
here nursing her daughter, Mrs Jno.
Larson, received "A telegram Tuesday,
that her son WAS dying, and she returned
10 her home at once. The young man
has consumption.
Holstein & Schmitt, the popular pro-
prietors OF the city bakery. have started
a double delivery TO keep pace with the
times. They purchased a horse OF
Lockwood & Co, Wednesday.
A very pleasant. impromptu dancing
party was given in Doucets opera hall
last evening, Twenty couples were
present and music was furnished by Grip
Allison and Mr.. Hallows.
Camp No. 90, OF the Sawyer-G Goodman
Co, situated three miles above Camp
l5," broke up last Monday, after "A sue
cessful season OF logging, putting in
1000, 900 feet.
The Cyclone and it's merry followers
were out Wednesday night. Fred Arnold's
big camp horn was quite an addition to
the Cyclones music oil COW bells.
Mrs. Jno. Larson and Mrs. Rowley
have opened "A boarding house at the
home OF the former lady. IL will be "A
nice home-like abode.
A surprise party was given at the
Policeman house Florence, last evening.
in honor OF the birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. Policeman.
David A. Roberts, head book-keeper
and accountant ut the Dunn mine. spent
the first days Of the week at Milwaukee.
Mrs. John Youngman departed yes
terday noon Tor a visit al several days
duration at Iron Mountain.
j. Il. Knight, Of the Norway Current,
passed through this city Wednesday,
en-route for Mastodon.
Thomas Rumble, prominent Iron
Mountain merchant. was visitor to
this city Monday.
Mrs. l. Marks, OF Florence. spent several
days Of last week visiting her husband,
the new jeweler.
The winter term OF the public school
ended yesterday. A vacation of one
week follows.
Ed Mitchell, the popular lumberman,
spent Tuesday at Marinette, transacting
business.
II. II. Andrus, Of Marquette. has taken
the book-keepership in Corcoran Bros
bank.
Alfred Bergstrom and wife rejoice over
the arrival OF a daughter, born Wednes-
day.
Township registration will he held in
the town hall, Saturday, April 8, next.
Mrs. Tom. Oulette, 81 Iron Mountain,
was in the city several days this week.