The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-15

consin Tuesday and will return with a
car load OF horses.
Three years ago Thursday-February
IS, lSS7-THE DIAMOND DRlI.L Office
was destroyed by fire.
wANfED.-Four good carpenters can
secure steady work by applying 10 Joe
Lowest, Crystal Falls. Mich.
The attention 81 Crystal Falls gentle
men il called 20 the card OF III. NJ Marks,
< Co., fashionable tailors, elsewhere in
this issue.
Capt. Thos. McCusker, who went TO
Ste. Eugene, Canada, 90 attend the
funeral of his father. some weeks since,
writes that he will remain there.
j. N. Mead, Ike Harring, H. A. Barr.
A. X. Northup and f. II. Brotherton.
all OF Escanaba and all interested I'M iron
properties in this district, were here
Monday.
All persons indebted to DIR. A. A. Met
calf on the drug store account are
requested to make immediate settlement,
az he il anxious To close up the old bus
mess as soon as possible.
William Doucet has an advertisement
in this impression. His place ofbusiness
has the reputation OF keeping in stock
the very best goods in the line, besides 1t
in clean, quite and orderly resort.
Sumner and Ed. Hopkins, John Erick-
son, Charley and Fred. DIN, c. q. Hub
bard. Chas Beattie, Chas. Palmer and
John Cleaiy were among the Florence
people in attendance at the firemen's
dance last night,
Word was received here last night that
the beloved wife Of W. III. Atkins, oil
Watersmeet, died at five o'clock oil
puerperal fever. She leaves a devoted
husband and four small children. Great
sorrow il manifested on all sides.
DIR. T.. II. Munger has severed his con
nection with DIR. III. G. kimball and
entered the employ OF DIR. A. A. Metcali,
and is now stationed at the Dunn mine.
Or. Darling, formerly OF the Dunn will
have charge Of the Armenia and Mans
field mines.
Rev. +. O. Jones will discourse on the
following subjects in the Fifth street
Methodist church tomorrow: Morning
-Christ's Challenge To all Evening
Hannah and her gift To the Lord. Young
peoples meeting at $50 p. IN. All art
heartily invited.
The attention OF the reader is called to
the advertisement OF Messrs. j. and j. +
Corcoran, bankers. Their banking
establishment will be opened for business
Monday. the 18th inst, and all business
intrusted To them will receive prompt
and careful attention.
Max Berlowitz. the enterprising DIR,
goods man, has recently placed In I'M
store n machine for attaching ice creeper'
, TO shoes. over shoes orrubbers. Healsc
sells ice creepers, which are just the thini
, for slippery sidewalks. No person
wearing ice creepers was ever known t.
fall down.
Jack Kerkeet. OF Iron Mountain, abb
: representing the Etna Powder Co.
Chicago, administered To the wants o
his patrons In the Crystal Falls distric
during the week. Mr. Kerkeet is yer,
: pleasant gentleman, thoroughly under
stands his business and is working up I
fine trade for his company.
Il
John Mewhinney, who has been EN-
ployed by Parks x Co, since last yea
as book-keeper and cashier, departe'
yesterday morning for his home a
Gresham, Bruce, Ontario, Canada. JOIN
has many warm friends in the city wh'
regret his departure. His successor II
Parks X Co.'S office Is w. ID. Mason, q
+, Appleton.
Capt. j. b. Schwartz. Of Crystal Falls
, Mich, in Mt the Plankinton. Capt
Schwartz has interested party OF Es
! CANADA gentlemen, including Frank II
! Brotherton, i'm the Fairbanks mine nea
Crystal Falls, where he has been cor
Quoting exploratory operations Tor som
time. The fee OF the Fairbanks mine
owned by Angus Smith and other gcntl,
men.-John II. Parks, OF Crystal Fails
Mich, merchant and lumberman, VIII
occasionally interests himself in minin
enterprises, is in the ity.-Milwauke
, Wisconsin, Thursday.
; An Eminent Doctors Prescription.
Dr. G. p. Henry, Chicago, H., who ha