The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27

wears mas Dctn lu uhe ~ lnt hnlbc
House, Washington, y. c., and is en-
dorscd by the best people at the capitol.
He also handles the Stark, the IIaines,
the Estey, the Henning and the Camp 4
Company pianos. ns well as the world
famous Estey organ and the organs of
story & Clark and Camp x Company.
Prof. Knupfer intends starting a string
band in the city, having already secured
some very fine musicians for that pur-
pose.
Thomas GaIlivan on Tuesday OF this
week made his vile n present OF twenty
five shares OF stock in the Crystal Falls
Driving Park Association. Mr.. Gallivan
also purchased lot No. O., ON Superior
avenue east, quite recently. Tommy be-
lieves in planling down great deal OF
money In the town he makes il.
+. r. McGaw, lately associated with
II. 4. Sessions, in publishing the Calumet
CongIomerate ut Red Jacket, was in
Crystal Falls Tuesday. cnll.d at TnE
DIAMOND DRILL office and departed the
following day for Marquette.
Efforts were recently made by few OF
the city's BARRIERS TO have all Of the ton
sorial shops close their doors ON the
Fourth and observe the day. Owing 20
penuriousncss in n certain quarter. it is
siid, the issue was lost.
A ,.or4x, co,o,,ao1 "a n n L'tr,..,
and wife, Mr. aud Mrs. Max Berlowitz,
Miss Laura Hooper, Mike Role, Vernie
Spencer and Ned Farrand spent Sunday
ON the waters and shores OF Spread Eagle
lakes, Wisconsin.
Adolph Lustfeld, Of The Leader, came
down from Crystal Falls, Tuesday, and
could beat him in drawing the long bow -
Ask him about the rainstorm OF monday
night.--Current.
In another week or SO Geo Mewhinney
intends making visit TO his home in
Paisley, Ont. The young man having
been absent from his Canuck home for
oNNi WV yttio io'hSiOiNH w ehc eiill
with pleasure.
Although visited by several rains. the
ground roundabout Amasa still holds
fire. Last week the mining company
again suffered the loss Ola woodpile.
The number OF cords burned was forty.
The best game Of ball played on the
local ball grounds this season wns that
OF last Sunday between the efirst nine and
the married mems nine. The score was
five TO fifteen in favor OF the former.
The Paint drive is in fair way 20 go
out. A good head OF water has been on
since Wednesday, and logs move freely.
Over 800, 900 feet Of logs went over the
falls Thursday night.
Harry H. Brenneck, 81 Maple Grove,
Iowa, was guest at the EDITORS home
this week lie caught trout in the Deer
river and took in the sights OF the town
during the week.
Commissioner Of Highways Bergstrom
is doing good work ON the Iron River
road. Two miles and hall OF excellent
road now exists. A force OF six men is
employed.
Landlord Lindquist came down from
Amasa the fore part Of the week, where
he spent several days ON business and
pleasure. He is lucky nmrod.
Henry Miller, OF Menasha. came up 20
this place Monday and is now doing
some OF the fancy work ON the handsome
residence OF VIM. Russell.
Pete Hanson had grand opening Of
his saloon, at Amasa, the latter part OF
last week. This makes three saloons for
the burg.
Fred Selden made "a trip TO Amasa
Tuesday in the interest Of the Miners 4
Lumbcrmcn's Supply Company.
Miss Belle Tobin and Miss Melvina
Hilbert, Florence, visited with friends in
this city Saturday and Sunday.
P.J. Van Rosmaulen, Of Chicago, the
well known travelling man, interviewed
grocery merchants Tuesday.
Barber Win. Clark's business as agent
for the Ishpcming steam laundry, is be-
coming somewhat extensive.
Chas. Hastings, the meat representa-
tive, OF Fond du Lac, was Ia Crystal
Falls on business Tuesday.
A. Il. Oleson and Carpenter Johnson
fished for pickercl in Holmes lake, above
Camp 10 last Sunday.
Geo. Kitchen returned from visit nc
Binghamton, Wis, his home, the fore
part Of this week.
Savlan Bros. and the firm Of Bloch &