The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14

Helpless cillLtnS, A. 4. :. !. ! 4. . ! !
Steamship tickets at the Bank OF Crys-
tai Falls.
The best line 81 insurance at the Bank
OF Crystal Falls
Remember Kimballs is the place TO buy
wall paper cheap.
When you send TO the old country for
friends or relatives buy your tickets at
the Bank OF Crystal Falls.
j. +. Clapp and Jas. McCourt, made
the waters OF the Brule poorer OF hall "A
hundred al nice speckled trout Friday.
Jas. McCourt held the ticket which
drew the S45. set OF furniture given by
the show people last Saturday night.
Joe Delorme ratified his two firearms
Saturday night. I'll. L. Andersen drew
the shotgun and Chas. Lungren, the rifle.
Hugh Mc(laren, late OF the Shafer
mine, has purchased an interest In VIM.
Rlssel's livery barn and now has charge
OF the business.
The great sawdust pile at the old Mas
todon mill caught fire early this week.
There is material enough TO Iced a fire
two or three years.
Chas. Coleman, an employe at the
Monitor mine had three toes al his left
foot So badly smashed Tuesday, that
amputation was necessary.
Prof. G.. w. Dutton gave two lectures
in the town hall early in the week Lee
lures ON man; they were not largely
attended, but very interesting.
j. A. Ellis, the dentist, will locate in
elegant rooms over Max, the clothier's
store next week. Hewill then be in shape
to do all classes Of dental work.
IN. NJ na,l,U, ,x.cot,,.J q. Its,.a fol
Thursday TO the effect that sister, n
Mrs. Page had suddenly died that day in
Wisconsin. Four children survive her.
Honorable Leo Hammel, AN attor-
ney of Milwaukee, who sat i'm the Wis
cOnsin assembly for two successive
terms, was in town Thursday last on
legal business.
The census enumerator will have one
more item to make note OF when he
questions Ed. Angles regarding the size
OF his family agirl was born three weeks
| ago yesterday.
Last Sunday bull undertook TO wade
across the Paint riverabove the falls, but
the current was too strong and be went
over the rapids, getting pretty wet and a
terrible shaking up.
The first marriage in Maple Grove was
were Ed Moline and Miss Hannah Lin
deem, married by the Rev. II. O. Jones at
the home OF Charles Larson.
A. T.. Sutherland, known widely among
the lumbermen and well known IN this
city, has taken position as scaler ON
the Ingalls,, White Rapids x Northern
railroad. with headquarters at Ingalls,.
j. a. Ellis, ID. ID. S., (dentst), who has
been i'm the city for the past month. has
decided to permanently locate here, and
will next week occupy rooms over Berlo-
Wits store, where he will hereafter be
found.
| Michael Meads, son-in-law al Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Behan was hurt by falling
timber i'm "a shaft in one Of the mines in
the vicinity OF Ironwood. Both arms
were broken and his head was quite
badly cut.
The absence OF the editor and n short
age OF help in the office has much TO do
with the exceeding slimness 81 this issue
az THE DIAMOND DILL. More printers
coming and the "old man" will be on
duty next week.
H.. +. Andersen, oi THE DIAMOND DRILL
il the owner OF lot No. %, al block No. u,
IN Wagner x Carey's addition across the
river. The lot is centrally located and
il ON the corner OF Washinton avenue
and Wagner street.
A gasoline stove in Gormally's tailor
shop caught fire about the tank Thurs
day and for time il looked M though
there would be n conilagratiOn, but the
blaze was smothered before il communi-
Gated 20 the building.
III. Roberts late 81 the Fly mine 81 Mimi,
arrived in town Thursday 20 take charge
81 the Youngstown mine Tor his brother
G. r. the lessee OF that property. Harry
Is 60 well known here TO need introduce
ton. Every one IL glad 20 see him.
Geo. Wagner, one 81 the platters Of the
new addition across the river, WIS in the
city Yesterday and made this office a
pleasant call. He will return next week
and put men 90 work on his addition
grading Wagner street and Washington
avenue.
Ben. Schwartz IL suffering from n
sprained ankle. While engaged IN taking
a key OF nails out Of the warehouse 81 w.
j. Moore & Co., Yesterday morning he
stored with his load from q bail Of rope
aud gave his ankle bad wrench. DIR.
Breck was called upon.
VIM. j. Uren while holding spirited
team 81 horses by the reins nt the depot
! Thursday, ~ n train WIS coming In, one
OF the lines broke and the team started
off; "Rilly" leaped, but struck the wheel
and fell heavily 60 the ground on his
knees. lie now has a stiff leg.
} Rev. II. O. Jones viii preach on the
following subjects tomorrow In the
Methodist churrh: Morning. 10:3O O'Clock
, 1.-THE Soul Thirst and How Satisfied ~
evening, 7:30 o'clock-"The Perennial