Iron County register., 1896-09-24
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Don't forget the Bryan and Sewall
Club meeting next Saturday.
Our friend, George Russell. is con-
fined to his room with sore eyes.
Which would he rather have had
a five-dollar bill or that home run?
The cool weather will benefit the
wood-hauler and wipe out malaria.
..Slide, Kelly, slider was what Pres.
did yesterday when be hit the ball.
Fl. Davis receives fresh Fish and
Oysters, Faust" brand, every week.
Leave your orders.
We hear that the doctors used more
arnica after the game than had been
used since the war.
Indian Summer will be with US in a
few days. and the hills will don their
brightest garments.
The niPping, frosty days have come,
The appetitest of the year;
When sausages diSplace ice-cream,
And toddies hot the foaming beer.
Peaches have just gone out. They
came earlier this year, and remained
longer, than ever before known in this
section.
A Bryan and Sewall Free Silver
Club was organized at Annapolis last
Saturday with 80 members "the first
dash out of the box"
Bonanza's new barn looms up on
tother end of his lot, and balances
things, as 'twere. Carpenter Buckley
made a neat job of it.
The Iron Mountain r. X. will sell
tickets to De Lassus and return, from
September 28th to October 1st, for 81,
on account of the Pennington Fair.
All kinds of Sewing Machines and
NJ usical Instruments repaired. Also,
Machine Oils. Needles and Parts, for
sale by H. DAVIS. IrOuton, Mo.
A Republican paper will be started
here in about two weeks by Mr.. S. M.
Scruggs, late OF Galveston, Texas. 1t
will be called the IrOnt0n Republican.
Several droves of sheep went up
main street during the past week.
They were driven tight past the wool
en- mill. Where. o, where was Lynn
stiel?
There was sharp frost Tuesday
night. w. II. Delano. our local wealth
er man, reports a temperature as low
as 81 degrees, or one degree below
freezing.
The Iron Mountain Railway. from
October 4th to 9th, inclusive, will sell
tickets to the St. Louis Fair, at one
fare for the round trip. Return limit
ed to October 18th.
A part of this edition was printed be-
fore we discovered that the date on
the first page. Sept. II, had not been
changed to Sept. "a. The other pages
are correctly dated.
They say that the Hon. w. r. E.,
Bob Backhoff, the Circuit Clerk, and
Capt. Bonanza, killed more gnats in
tanning the air yesterday than can be
found on the Pacific coast.
The bank buildings front, now that
it is finished, with paint and gliding
shining. shows up elegantly. thus con-
forming in outward appearance to the
ineness of the work within.
The Budget is the name of a new
paper started at Bismarck on the 10th
inst, by H. S. Rittenhouse. 1t is
neatly printed, well edited. and a
credit to our thriving neighboring
town.
Lost - Tuesday evening between
Ironton and the Pease farm, west of
Cd
side-comb. Finder will receive suit
able reward by returning the comb to
this Office.
f. A. Peck, General Superintendent
of the St. Louis & Iron Mountain Rail-
way. was in the Valley Sunday after
noon. His special car was hauled to
Arcadia on So and side-tracked. where
it remained until 81 came along.
Wehnderstand that another game
of base ball is TO take place in the
near future. This time il will be the
fat men against the lean men, We
hear the mines have sent for eighteen
light weight bushel-baskets to be used
fn the game.
The ladies Of the Catholic church of
Pilot Knob viii give an Autumn Festi-
val at the New Hall House in that
town next Wednesday evening. All
who desire an evening of rational en-
joyment will take advantage of the oc-
casion. We can assure them that they
will not be disappointed.
Last Friday Jno. L Marshall swore
out a warrant against Paul Patton.
charging him with assault with intent
TO kill. The latter was taken before
Squire Fairchild. who required. him to
give bail in the sum of $500 pending a
preliminary examination, which 10 to
take place tomorrow. The prisoner
was then returned to the charge of the
sheriff.