The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-06
TERSE TOWN TOPICS.

rounds Oi the city this week 10 the ERECT
that the Great Western mine was 10 be
opened up in the near future, but
nothing authoritative could be learned.
| IL Is quite certain. however that certain
people would like very much to secure
the property and il the control OF the
mine passes into other hands it is more
than likely that the mine will be oper-
ated during the coming season. A re-
sumption OF operations at the Great
Western would be God-send 10 the
people OF Crystal Falls and THE DIA-
MoND DRILL hopes TO see the wishes oI
the people realized.
II one was 10 judge by the stock Of
spring goods that arrived at The Fair
this week, it would seem that Mr.. Lust
field expected to supply Iron county and
half OF Dickinson county with dry goods
during the spring months. He never
does anything by halves, and hard times
never cause him TO let his stock run
down.
A couple OF travelling musicians played
/ Ailtu luutN III Aut hAiNiNHA Rt'lONhH
Thursday afternoon. A Few OF the young
men made an effort to get up dance for
Thursday night, but the girls said
may" and as stag dances are not pop
ular with our young men, there was no
dance. The tourists left for Amasa yes
terday morning.
"The flowers that bloom in the spring,
tra-la," is what Adolph Justified is sing
ing today. When he looked into the
bright eyes OF the little daughter that
arrived this morning he was forced To
admit that such girl was just as good
as a boy any day.
Superintendent c. w. Mickens, the
Misses Wright, Quayle, Morrison,
Iiyslop. Kate and Molie Sweeney,
Daisy Uren, Nettie Tully are attending
the meeting OF the Menominee range
teachers institute at Menominee.
A young lady ia Florence who heard
her younger brother remark that he
"smelled rat" soon after impaired
the information that "a rodent.likc
odor aosailed her oliactory organ
Ezra Brooks is the father OF
bouncing baby boy. The youngster
joined the residents Of our revolutionary
planet Wednesday, and mother and
child are doing we'll
Did you say YOU needed new awning
for your store or residence2 Tell l.. X.
Graham, Iron Mountain. about it. He
will give you anything you want in that
line.
Miss Sarah Cox entertained about a
dozen OF her friends at card party
Thursday evening. Refreshments were
) served and an enjoyable evening spent.
Miss Ruby Rowlcy was compelled by
sickness TO leave her school duties
Thursday afternoon, but will probably
resume her teaching Monday
Conductor Frank Moran and vile, Of
Green Bay, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tromblay Sunday. Mr.. Moran is
Mrs Tromblay's brother.
2 The Epworth League social at the
, Parks iron building Tuesday evening
was well attended and the young people
had a pleasant time.
new and improved switchboard,
) that Manager Roberts describes as "a
, peach, was put in the local telephone
J Office this week.
II begins to look as II the election TO
be held next Monday would develop into
"a lively little municipal scrap, after ALL
Prosecuting Attorney Cook, oi rickin-
son county, was a business visitor 70
Crystal Falls yesterday.
= Mrs. Moran, who has been visiting her
J daughter, Mrs John Tromblay, for the
. past month, will return TO her home at
Escanaba next week.
Myer savlan went to Iron Mountain
Wednesday afternoon and returned
I Thursday morning.
Attorney /. w Beyers, came over
from Iron River Thursday and returned
. yesterday morning.
Get new awning and make your
h store look respectable. l.. X. Graham
. Iron Mountain
Il The Misses Lacrosse entertained a
number Of their young friends Tuesday
evening.
n Thos. Conlin returned yesterday from
q a business trip to Groveland, in Delta
q county.
n Awnings for residence or business
Is house. l. X. Graham, Iron Mountain
Is Mich.
4 Attorney T.. A. Woodland, Of Iror
=, Mountain. was ia town Thursday
II L. X. Graham. Iron Mountain, sclli
d awnings for residences and stores.
Ed. Mitchell, the lumbcrman, was il
t,,..,, ,lnrfno tho wook