The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-22
THE TOWNS TALK
A Week I'm the Falls City Told
in Paragraphs.
Lumps OF Local Lore Boiled Down
For the Pleasure and Profit
OF the Busy Reader.

the following extract is made: "Any
person who shall Mt any time, within the
state, kin any robin, nighthawk, whip
poorwill, finch, thrush, lark, swallow,
yellow bird, blue bird, brown thrnsher,
wren, martin, oriole, woodpecker, bobo-
link or song bird, or rob the nests ofsuch
bird, shall be deemed guilty OF mis-
demeanor, and on conviction thereof
shall be fined SO for each bird 80 killed
and for each nest SO robbed, or confined
in the county Jail. or both such fine and
imprisonment, in the discretion OF the
court" This section would cause trouble
Tor not lew possessors OF slingshots
were the law properly enforced.
The Diamond Match company will
shortly begin the most extensive seasons
logging operations ever known in Wis
consin. Timber TO the extent OF 200,-
100000 feet has been burned over and
the match company wishes TO save the
logs from the destructive worm that SO
quickly eats the best part OF the pine
away. To do this, this immense amount
OF timber will have TO be put into the
streams almost at once. The Diamond
Match company il IA very wealthy con-
Germ and proposes to preserve most OF
this burned timber. With this in mind
the most extensive logging operations
ever carried on by one company in the
world will be started in the northern
forests. The company will hire innum-
cradle iobbers who will have on theirpay
rolls nm army OF men. II the 100000
600 feet OF charrcd logs can be rolled in
the water soon an untold amount OF
money can be saved. IL is estimated
that between 1000 and 5000 men will
be given employment, and work will be
afforded hundreds OF teams.
A man running swiftly down Superior
avenue and swinging small satchcl
wildly about his head, caused no little
excitement yesterday evening. small
army Of the street arab vnriety immcdi.
ately took the trail and pursued the
(s)printer, bound to be "in it, and see
what the excitement was, while many
people flocked TO tho sidewalk to watch
the rapidly moving procession. Az the
gentleman has not yet returned il is sup
posed that he succeeded in his effort TO
catch the passenger train which was
just pulling out.
Prof. G. w. Mickens sauntored into
The DIAMOND DmLL Office this morning
and smiled. Walked around the stove
three or four times, gave his mustache
an extra twist and smiled some more
After IA little questioning il was learned
that his happiness was occasioncd by
the arrival, this morning, OF n ten pound
baby girl. The professor is still smiling.
Grand Lecturer Arthur NJ Clark will
visit Crystal Falls on October Bird and
4th for the purpose OF conducting
school OF Masonic instruction. Crystal
Falls Lodge, No. $50, will cxcmpliiy the
work OF the second and third degrees OF
Masonry on the occasion.
Receiver. II. M. Pelham, OF the State
Bank OF Crystal Falls, was in the city
Thursday lie informs The DIAMOND
DRILL that another dividend OF ten per
cent. will bc paid dcpositing creditors
within lew dnys. This will make forty
per cent. thusiar paid.
Prof. G. A. Fohrman, Of Menomnee,
was in the city Thursday. lie will return
in about two weeks, accompanied by
Mrs. Fohrman, who will make nm ex.
tended visit with friends here.
Tho ladies oi the w. X. G. nro making
elaborate preparations FOR their camp
Z fire, to be given in the Crystal Falls opera
house on September %. IL promises to
be grand success.
That tired feeling which IL SO common
and SO overpowering, Is entirely driven
off by Hoods Saraparlla, the best
blood purifier. Hoods Sarsaparilla
ovcrcomes weakness.
Henry Demerct, the most popular
carbon dealer In the United states, called
, ON the trade in the Crystal Falls field ON
Tuesday.
[ Emile Berg has purchased the Wehse
9 residence in Glendale, formerly occupied
; by John Burder. The consideration was
. $500.
The non-arrival OF the refrigerator cars
! on schedule time this week created n
] meat famine Ia Crystal Falls.
Rev. Frank Casper returned TO Crystal
Falls this morning and IL cordially
welcomed by his congregation.
4 w. j. Lucoz, OF Iron River, was in the
= city Wednesday. Mr.. Lucoz rode across
I the county ON n bicycle.
Mcssrs. j. b. Schaeficr and w. j.
!. Drake, OF Escanaba, were In Crystal
Falls Sunday.
Capt. james Tobin, n veteran miner
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