The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-11

IfultOI hnpknt, Ol the Norway current,
was a Crystal Falls visitor on Thursday.
THE DIAMOND DRILL hugely enjoys those
fraternal calls "Jim" pays this office
when opportunity affords They are
like snow banks in sweltering July.
Hendricks store will be known here
after as the Bazaar Starting with five
and ten cent counters upon which you
can find many useful articles. Do not
miss seeing what ten cents will do Tor
you.
Two ladies Of this city will soon be
elected TO honorary membership by the
Crystal Falls Fire Department for bra
very displayed in combating the forest
fires in Glendale during the week.
That tired feeling which is so common
and so overpowering, is entirely driven
of by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the best
blood purifier. Hoods Sarsapnri'la
overcomes weakness.
Sherman y. Handy has been elected
representative To the Grand Lodge by
Northern Tent, No. 505, X. O. II. NJ.
The Grand Lodge will meet mt Lansing
early n September.
Colic, familiar figure on Crystal Falls
streets for many months, departed on
Monday for the Mcsabi range, where he
will reside in the future.
An agreeable change has transpred
within the last few weeksat the G. q NV.
depot. Household goods are coming in,
instead OF going out.
A baby boy was born TO Mr.. aud Mrs.
Julius J. Patek ON Tuesday night. Mr.
Patek is Il foot higher and his friends
have been smoking.
The bridge crew OF the G. x NV. has
been employed several days this week
erecting n small bridge at the Shaicr
mine location.
Mine Inspector Gulgrcn, OF Iron River,
was in the city Thursday evening, at-
tending meeting OF Crystal Falls Lodge,
L. & A. NJ.
Frank Ball went to raverse City this
week 20 oiliciatc behind the bat for the
Escanaba base ball team. He returned
vest >rday.
Miss Nettic Gibson, who has many
friends in Crystal Falls, has left Escana
ba and returned to her homo at Lock
port, n. Y.
Miss Dora Gulgren returned to her
home at Iron River yesterday after 4
short visit with Crystal Falls friends.
Mrs. John y, Murphy and son, Har "
returned from n prolonged visit with
friends at Iloughton ON Thursday.
Sheriff Ball and Prosecuting Attorney
Murarty transacted official business al
Iron River on Thursday.
Hoods Pills arc the best aiterdinncr
pills, assist digestion, cure headache.
Twenty-Five cents n box.
Adolph Justified spent the week nj
Chippewa Falls, Wis, looking after his
business iucrests there.
Rev. Frank Casper went to Chicago
Wednesday to briefly visit with his
brothers =, that city.
Andrew Passamani and Sophia NOTES
OF Amasa, were married by Rev. Father
Rczok this morning.
w. w Hendricks hns added nm assert
mcnt Of bazaar goods to his already
wcllstocl,ed store.
The families Of Mcssrs H. w. IIarto
and d. NJ. Ross are encnmpcd at Forum,
Lakes this week
Mr.. and Mrs +. II. Abbott and j. +
Corcoran enjoyed an outing at Sprcad
Eagle this week
Mrs Rowlcy and daughter, Miss Ruby
now occupy the Kimball cottage on
Fourth street
Mr.. Zcbina McColmnn, agent for Tho
Kcweenaw Association, WAS in the city
yesterday.
Receiver II. W. Pelham, Of the stat,
Bank oi Crystal Falls, was N the city
Thursday.
NoNt week Tus DIAMOND DRILL viii
publish the liquor tax report for Iror
county.
Wm. Augustine returned early in ih,
week from his home at Mcnasha, Wis
Capt. Frank Raher has purchased {
fine driving horse from Alfred Gribblc.
Mrs. Justified is the guest OF Mcnomi
/ nee friends this week.
Miss Maggie Mullen was in the city sey
: crll days this week.
Mrs. Smith, Of Iron Mountain. was II
the city yesterday.
! Adolphus Ball returned 70 Crysta
Falls Wednesday.
Richard Nickols left for 1ronwoo,
Tuesday.
Irving H. Jackson, OF Iron River, Is =