The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-11
Kimball's Drug Store.

DIR. Breck until Saturday noon next.
Examination free.
The phantom dance given last evening
by The Crystal Falls Silver cornet band
was success socially but not financially,
owing TO the inclement wea tber. The
boys despite the dingreeable weather
paraded the streets in their new uniforms
and discoursed sweet music.
The new and elegant dwelling Of H. w.
IIarte's on Fifth street was sold this
week TO j. Il. Shafer, of Iron Mountain,
who will take possession May /. MIR
Ilarte will build another house one block
south on the same street and have it
ready for occupancy July /.
There are five cases OF grip here where
there was one at the first appearance OF
the disease "A year agola fnll. Those OF
the ply sicians who have not been laid up
have had all they could do. Several
grippe cases have proved fatal.
| have bought out the firm OF Jen-
kns x Lvng doing business at Mans
field. Parties indebted 90 them will
please call and settle with me.
HERMAN RAU.
Capt. A. c. Gilman, late of the Dunn
mine. has bought j. III. Parks interest
in the lumber business OF Parks & Com
pany and the name given the new CON
cern Is the Crystal Falls Lumber Com
pany.
Contractor Dave Kitto is erecting a
building on Fifth street above Crystal
avenue for James Spaine. The size OF
the main part OF the building is 24x3O
feet with n wing dimensioned l2Xl4 feet.
The subscriber found n revolver be-
tween the warehouses and the bridge,
March 20. Owner can have il by PROV
ing property az the Great Western mine.
JOS DENNIS
Mrs. Max Berluwltz, the estimable wife
of one of the clty's leading merchants,
returned home nn Monday noon after a
visit of several weeks in the lower penin-
sula and Chicago.
Dan. Lynch, one of the proprietors Of
the Iron Mountain steam dye works,
was in crystal Falls soliciting orders yes
terday. He will belhere again early next
week.
II YOU wish TO scd what nc we can give
YOU look at the band boys when IN
their uniforms. We can notbe beatenin
clothing A. LusrFIELD
The lumber arrived and carpenters
have been busily Engaged with the n. OF
T.. hall this week lt is expected 20 hold
"a meeting in the new hall next week.
Capt w H. Morrison is erecting q
3Ox36 foot building ON lis lot IN Maple
Grove. The building will be ready for
occupancy the fore part oi June.
Walired .lochim, who for u year and a
halt has been n this city, departed this
morning for Ishpemine. his home, where
he will remain IN the future.
Charles W. Rogers, our abstract man,
came here this week and will stay. lie
expects TO have his office opened for busi-
ness in a short time.
\ pof was born co MIR and Mrs g. VI.
Rogers ut Iron River, Friday, April 3.
II - the lirSt and Charles feels according
~ proud.
"WhItey" and Bill Watson, the lumber
woods cooks, came down from Murphy's
Siding, Baraga county, ON saturday
evening.
Buy a good pair OF shoes, pants or
suspenders while you are mt 1t and 20 To
The Fair where you are sure to bnd them.
A. r.. Guensburg aud w. A. Curry two
of Florence's popular business men, were
visitors Co this city "Wednesday evening.
Barber Green, now of Norway former
~ of Angles toDsorial parlors, WAS In
the city between trains Monday noon.
Carl McClare, late brakeman on y
branch passenger train ,iS now employed
in w. ". Hendricks iewelry store.
j. II. Ostrnnder, the expert Opician.
will be in Crystal Falls nll next week. Ito
will make DR.. Breck y office his head quart
ers. The Marquette Mining Journal
says: Zone doesn't have 10 put ON glass;
a. Co see that jill. Ontrander, theexpcrt
optician. H. ~ a different stripe from any
of his icllow-cuftsmen, who have ever
visited Marquette. Heretofore, the spec
taclc trade has been almost exclusively