The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
THE TOWNS TALK
A Week i'm the Falls City Told
in Paragraphs.
Lumps OF Local Lore Boiled Down
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OF the Busy Reader.

" NiiG busy noaQ0Ts
Hon. a. r. Northup, Of Escanaba.
was greeted by a large audience at the
Crystal Falls opera house on Monday
evening. Mr.. Northup delivered power
iul address in the manner SO character
istic OF the mnn. His effort bore good
fruit on Tuesday.
A rare musical treat il in store for
those OF our readers who enjoy comic
opera. "Amorita,n one OF the most
beautiful operas il has been our pleasure
TO listen to, is TO be rendered with all its
magnificent wealth and scenery by the
Calhoun Opera company, the night OF
Nov. 81, at Iron Mountain.
"Amorita" will be retained in the
repertoire Of the Calhoun Opera company
this season, and will receive better
staging than ever before. A great dealo
money has been cxpendeded upon the
the scenery and costumes, the latter
costing over $1,000. They come to the
Rumble opera house, Iron Mountain.
Nov 81.
Losr STRAYED or SroLEN-Between
Maine and California, q male donkey,
called the Democrat Party. No reward
Is offered, but information will be thank
fully received by w. l.. Wilson, ut the
headwaters Of Salt River
"Amoritt" is the opera announced to
he given by the Calhoun Opera company
at their annual visit TO Iron Mountain
on Nov. 81. This opera made SUCCESS
when originally presented ut the New
York Casino, and IL has been equally
successful throughout the country.
Real faith never grows weak by having
to wait. Sufferers taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla for chronic complaints should he
patient and the result will be satisiac-
tory. Hoods Cures.
The Calhoun Opera company comes to
us this season greatly augmented in size
and strength. The principal opera in
their repertoire will bc "Amorita,"
produced with great splcndor. Rundle's
opera house, IronMountain, Nov. 81.
LosT-A spotted heiicr--rcd and
white eighteen months old, branded in
left ear. Finder will please notify Owen
Wells, at the Crystal Falls mine locn.
ton
To those of our readers who enjoy an
evening OF comic opera, we announce the
coming OF the Calhoun Opcrn company
in "Amarita" on Nov 81 at Rundle's
opera house, Iron Mountain.
Jas. Rowe has returned from Grove.
land, where he superintendcd the work
otremoving Il fye-mile spur OF railrond,
the property OF the mining company.
Mr.. Wallaker, who bad been the guest
OF Mr., and Mrs. Martin Bach Mt the
Dunn Mine for ten days, returned to his
Minnesota home on Wednesday.
Frank McKernan has so far recovered
from the injuries received few weeks
ago that lac was able to come into town
and vote Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff John Trombley visited
the several towns in the west end oi the
county on official business this week.
County Road Commissioners Olof Hell
gemo, of Bates and NJ. h. Waite, OF Iron
River, were in the city yesterday
Ihos. Brooks and family have re-
moved from the Dunn Mine and are now
residing at the Fairbanks location.
Mrs Chas l.. Davis, OF Pembine, Wis,
is in the city, the guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Bchan.
The electric lights are again flashing mt
Iron Mountain and that town looks
brighter in consequence.
Gen Mgr. Cole came down from Ne.
gaunec on Monday to inspect the
workings Mt the Dunn.
Mrs Geo. T.. voos and son returned
on Monday from visit TO friends and
relatives in Wisconsin.
Hoods Pills act easily. yet promptly
and efficiently, on the liver and bowels.
twenty-five cents
Mr.. Joseph Austrian, OF the Mastodon
Mining company, spent yesterday at the
mining location.
Capt w. II. Morrison has returned to
Crystal Falls TO spend the winter with
his family.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Ross has opened grocery
store In Argale Park, suburb Of
Chicago.
DR.. IT. &. Hubbard. of Watersmeet,
was Crystal Falls visitor ON Thursday.
Mcf,ourt il advertising great reductions
In photographs FOR the holiday season.
Richard Wchse's store building ON
Superior avenue h almost completed.
Emil Guensburg was the gnest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lustileld on Sunday last.
Mr.. Zcbiua McColman, of Atkinson,
was IN the city this morning.
The Baptist Ladies' election day lunch