The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12
church n this peninsula. win in all prob
ability. become the bishop OF the newly
created diocese.

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(. Sundry local business men were
"touchcd" 10 the sum Of fifteen dollars
this week for "puIfs" in work published
by n Chicago concern, purporting to
present biographical sketches OF the
representative men Of the upper penin-
sula. AS the work is Cotton up strictly
on the "pay" order. some very cheap
representative" men occupy prominent
places. This is only another instance
wherein paltry fee cannot make his
tory.
The harvest home lair, given by the
First Baptist church, at the Vandan-
dniguc building ON Thursday evening.
was an unique and interesting event
The display of garden truck etc,
rendered the affair something morr than
burlcSquc and was. witllal, an entertain
ing sight. The ladies who served lunch
did themselves proud and all who par
ticipated were amply repaid for the time
and money expended.
Geo. Prcmo, the Balsam tavern-kceper,
settled a suit with the Kowccnaw Associ-
alton this week by paying the poor,
pennilcss little company $i00. or 500
per year for every year his shanty has
occupied about twenty square feet OF the
company's pine barrcns. The Kewcenaw
Association takes more kindly th the
collection OF exorbitant rentals than IL
does To the payment OF the taxes IL
owes Iron county.
A very pleasant reception was given at
the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. S.
Henry on Thursday evening. IL was
given In honor OF Rev. M. j. Stevens. the
newly assigned pastor OF the First M. H..
; Church, oI Crystal Falls, and was at
tended by IA large number OF members OF
that denomination and their friends. A
dainty luncheon was served and "A de
ligbtful evening was enjoyed by all who
participated.
From the Michigan crop report Tor
October il IL learned TINT the crop OF
I potatoes throughout the state exceeds
last years product by thirty-eght per
cent. Potatoes have been sold in Crys-
tai Falls recently mt fifteen cents per
bnshrl. The local product viii exceed
home consumption by u large quantity
and many hundreds OF bushels will be
stored away, awaiting a better market
+ Herald ;-IIolmes & Son, the most ex-
! tensive and prosperous logging contrnc-
} tors in this country, are banking
81 100000 feet Of logs week, operating
twenty-five miles Of railway and employ
. ing thousand men. They are now put
ting in logs into the Menominee river Tor
the Kirby, Carpenter company OF this
city, and the n. Ludington company, Of
! Mnrincttc.
Rev. Il. n, Ware. Of Florence will TX
change pulpits with Rev. r. Smits. Come
out and hear him at the Presbyterian
hall both morning and evening His
ability was recognized this week by the
Synod. Of Wisconsin. in being elected
clerk oi that body. He Is also stated
clerk Of his Presbytery. You will profit
by hearing him preach.
The society OF the Sons OF st. George
recently elected the following supreme
I officers: President, Edward Oliver. San
Francisco vice president, George King.
tone, Bridgeport, Conn; secretary,
/ james X. Angler, Akron, o.; treasurer,
George q. Foote. New York. william
Andrews, OF Ishpcming, was elected one
Of the trustees.
John Hook. well known in these parts
J as Il former conductor ON the Chicago <
: Northwestern railway, accompanied by
, n Mr.. Stono, oI Milwaukee, was in the
city yesterday, negotiating for tho pur-
chase Of the Lockwood livery barn.
; Whether or not any definite agreement
! has been arrived at, has not boon an
nounccd.
Mr.. A. A, Snyder, Supt, Poor Farm,
Winnesheik County, Ia, snys: Last
winter Mr. Robert Leach used two boxes
ot DE Wits Witch Hazel Snlve and
cured a larcf running sore on his leg.
Had been under cnra ~ physician for
/ months without obtaining relief. Sure
cure lore Piles. j. G. Wilkinson & Co.
The Chicago 4 Northwestern railway
) company is advertising Tor tics to be de-
4 livercd on the rightof-way OF the road
3 during the winter. The prices are as
+ follows; seven-inch cedar ties, twenty
[ one cents; six-lnch cedar tics, sixteen
; cents; scvcn-inch hcmlock and tamarncIS
9 ties, sixteen cents.
+ Dinrrh@n should be stopped promptly.
I II soon becomes chronin. DeWitt's (iollc
A Cholern Cure h effective, sale and Ger.
tuin. Hundreds of Testimonials hear
> witness 60 the virtue Of this grent med.
e icine. IL cnn always be depended upon,
J. ~ use saves time and money. J. G.
:, Wilkinson & Co.
[ Miss NJ. v Parent, oI Iron Mountain,
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