The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-11
DIAMOND DRILL CORES.

can Dc Httuttas tftlt ten ltntutnI cot
tages here and also fine residence for
himself and remove hither with his iami-
~. Mr.. Minckler is an indefatigable
hustler and Crystal Falls extends a
hearty welcome TO him.
Rev. +. 0. Jones has returned from his
three weeks vacation. Mr.. Jones visited
i'm Canada and the Lower Peninsula and
during his absence Mrs. Jones conducted
services in the church. Tomorrow
morning and evening the reverend gen.
tIeman will preach.
George Webster, the well known loco
motive engineer, and his wife mourn the
loss OF their little daughter Jessie, the
death occurred Tuesday at Escanaba.
Mrs. l.. A. Clapp. OF this city, attended
the funeral.
The new town OF Pycans. at the Hem
lock mine about seventeen miles from
here, already has two saloons. They re-
ceive support from the miners and two
or three numbering camps near at hand
Paul Jenkins, OF Republic, is erecting a
saloon and livery stable at the corner OF
Superior avenue and Railroad street
The former buildings 20x30 feet and two
stories high and the latter 24x4O.
The Crystal Falls depot may not be as
handsome and costly as some but as TO
convenience il leads any on the range,
and it may be added, does more business
than any other.
A letter fromJ. j. Patek, who is taking
a law course ut the Michigan University,
Ann Arbor, says he is studying hard and
will return with full head OF legal know
ledge.
Robert Barley and VIM. J. Tully,
candidates for sheriff, were in town yes
terday. They are both very popular
and the race between them will be lively.
The Kings Daughters will give nm oys or
supper in the Fifth street Methodist
church on Friday evening Of next week.
A general invitation is extended.
The senatorial convention for the
thirty-frst district meets ut Iron Noun
tain to-day. Jos. Flesheim, OF Menomi-
nee, will probably be the choice.
VIM. voelz, OF Milwaukee. has taken
charge OF b. Gormley's tailoring empori-
um, while the latter is taking vacation
OF n couple OF weeks.
A. Uren, the popular west end meat
dealer, wired his market this week and
will have electric lights going as soon as
the "engine comes"
A Swede, name unknown. was held up
and robbed Thursday night, on the rail.
road track between town and the Falls
location.
John Bringenson, OF Quinnesec, is erect
ing saloon building 24x6O feet, two
stories, at the east end OF Superior
avenue.
But thirty-one dog Essences were paid
to the village this year, leaving in the
neighborhood OF two hundred yet TO col
lcct.
A panorama OF the horrible Johpstowr
flood has been on exhibition here this
WYNN. onh W hbFc ptch WY koou.
Begins to look as though the electri,
lights would be doing some business b.
fore long. They are needed.
A. &. Noonan, the staunch and honor
able old democrat Of Iron River, attend
ed Circuit court as "A juror.
III. L. Andersen, az local agent for tn,
National Loan and Investment company
is doing nice business.
Fifth street il becoming the finest par
Of the city in the matter OF handsome
and costly residences.
A little child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jos Tvs
died Monday and was buried the da,
following.
Fred. Sacherson, brother-in-law o
VIM. Holmes, Jr., this week killed hi
first deer.
A consignment OF outside hunters ar
rived this week. They were here las
year.
Joe Leach did some good work in side
walk building for j. +. Redfield lately.
No use repairing sidewalks ut this tim
OF the year-winter will soon be here.
Paul Smiths new home on Fifth stree
will soon be ready for occupancy.
C. T. Crandall il making large add
ton to his home on Fifth street.
The walls Of the court house are wei
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