The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-08

charge ~ Geo. Ranons' train, running in
here while George takes his usual vaca-
ton.
Supt. and Mrs. +. j. Gilbert, and Miss
Walker, OF Florence were guests of MIR. /
and Mrs. j. f. Rediield Wednesday |
night.
County Treasurer james II. Corcvran
spent the first days OF the week In the
west end of the county. Tomorrow he
goes 20 Escanaba.
III. j. Derouin, who is opening stock
az dry goods in the Nandandaigue block,
has an announcement elsewhere in to-
days paper. Read II.
Capt. Ed Ball. OF the Florence mine,
spent Sunday i'm this city and visited the
Mansfield mine, He speaks in glowing
terms Of that property.
Henry j. Derouin, Of Escanaba, has
rented Nandandniguc' store building on
Superior avenue and will soon open a
dry goods stoet.therein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clash, formerly OF
! kauknuna. are now residents of this city.
MIR. Clash il the new man in charge oil
Parks * Co.'S lumber yard.
NJ. Frankcl, the east end dry goods
merchant. went 10 Chicago Wednesday
morning and will spend ten days in the
city buying seasonable goods.
Harris Rolf, Sr., returned on Monday
to his home mt Oneida, n. Y, after "a
pleasant fortnght's visit with his son
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ber-
lowitz.
"Skip." 81 the Dunn mine, calls loudly
for n post Office mt that location, and 1T
is badly needed there. The present con
tlition of things Is very inconvenient and
uncertain.
Messrs. Corcoran Bros Iron County
bank, this city, will he opened for business
next Wednesday. The appointments are
very complete and the gentlemen Will do
IA nice business.
Supt. and Mrs r.. ]. Gilbert, who have
resided at Florence nearly two years,
have returned To Crystal Falls, and viii
receive a hearty welcome from their army
of old time friends.
Jonah Orrison, 81 Iron Mountain, who
succeeded III. c. Fisk M range agent for
the Atlantic Dynamite Co., was in the
city Thursday and was taken over the
ground by Mr.. Fisk.
Next Friday is st. Valentines day.
Your sweetheart will expect token and
viii never forgive YOU unless you go to
Bowers drug store and get one of those
elegant and cheap valentines.
David Kitto informs the public that he
will furnish plans and specifications and
take contracts To erect all classes OF
buildings MIR. kItto is an A ] carpenter.
His office is in The DIAMOND DRILL
block.
Olof IIelgemo. supervisor OF Bates
township and a prosperous farmer, was
in the city Tuesday. Bates farmers do
most all their trading in this city, Tor
the reason, they say, that they can sell
their produce here more readily aud To
better advantage.
Mr.. Harry Work, manager of Roberts
& Co.'S stoie, Schwartz & Browns old
, stand), is anxious To getacquainted with
every person in the city. Call and see
him and while there let him give you
figures on staple groceries, or anything
else you may need.
n. w. Northam, 81 Ellis Junction
|. John Murphy. Ford River; q. A. Wood.
. . worth, Menominee; George Fay and Val
Landgrnff, Menasha. formed a party ol
Falls visitors Wednesday. They visited
the Mansfield mine. all being interested
i'm lands in that vicinity.
, Nightwatchnan Gill Main also has
charge OF the engine house. He has spent
, the past week in cleanIngup and rn-arrang
4
! as can be--n place for every thing and
everything in it's place. He proposes t.
/ adopt metropolitan style and maintain
IL.
r.. \. Vnlins, az Chicago, ably repre-
senting Charley Boleyn's La Esparanzu
cigar factory. made his initial visit &c
Crystal Falls and is hereafter assured ola
: large patronage here. He Is very pleas
!. ant gentleman and can tell a STORY
! cqualled in form by no one except ID. j
!, Madagin.
: Fred. Hunt, Parks & Co.'S warehous,
!, man, had three fingers al his left hano
! badly bruised Yesterday. He was re-
! arranging things in the building and IL
: moving barrel Of pork IL slipped, catch
!, ing his hand between two cases. No bones
: were broken but the flesh is terrib,
laccrated.
i, Three more Maple Grove lots sold thi,
!. week. The lots sold face south on Err,
avenue. Ray Kimball now owns No. 10
H. +. Andersen, No, ~ and G. NJ. Akin
son, No. SO. The lots contain NOR
hardwood than the purchase pric,
g amounts to. A rare bargain Tor younI
u man. See A. Lustteld
= Supt John Il. Jackson and Foreman
/. w. :. Cayanaugh, OF the water works
' departed Thursday for their respective
!, homes, having completed their labor
: here During the four months of thci
stay in the city they have made man,
!, warm friends, who hope some day To SCI
y them hercabouts again.
Rev. Il. q. Jones will preach in tn,
Fifth street Methodist church TO. morrow
on the following subjects: Morning
1O:3O-Rest and Patience Evening, z