The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-10
was necessary to go TO Kaukana. T
benefit was 100000.

was necessary to go To kaukana. The
benefit was 100000.
Another change in the c. 4 n. w.
/ train service Is rumored. The train
which leaves Chicago Mt 1890 II. NJ.
an hour latter giving the theatre goers
an opportunity to return northward
! and arrive here about II. m. This
change will probably he made soon.
! Have not biddcd We beware.oi some
thing sud to be The same rs Rocky
/ Mountain Tea, made by the Madison
Medicine Co? Iiye are truly wise, heed
this warning.
Miss LibbylWelch has let n contract
to Andrew Nelson for an addition to her
/ building now occupied ms n clothing
store by Peter WarshawslSy. The nd
dition will be ON the back end OF the
/ building and will lengthen the store
forty feet.
G. c. Campbell, OF Crystal Falls and
who is jobbing for the Sawyer.Goodman
Company about twenty miles from
Balsam is 10 the city looking for men
he reports plenty OF snow and a rushing
business. --Menominee Democrat.
photographer McCourt has moved his
cutlery 60 the rooms over Hendricks
store, Mr. Mcgourt is evidently feeling
touch Of the good times and wishes to
be IN position 10 furnish the public with
the best service possible in his line.
Dr. McBurney was down from Amasa
last Tuesday. The doctor is one Of the
busiest fellows in the county now with
the Hemlock Menominee Exploring Co.'S
The engine on the evening train from
Stager broke down at Pamela last
Monday night and, after n delay OF near
~ two hours, the boys got her in shape
SO that they could run in with one side
Seek not to steal .he other fellows
light
Rather put on steam and make your
own,
DO SShatoyer you do with all your
might,
BY taking Rocky Mountain Tea at
night
B. +. Davenport, formerly the sage OF
Mansfield but now the every dav farmer
of Carson, Michigan, was in the city lorg
enough during the week To settle his
litigation with Z, +. Day.
The 81 c,ia train to the mining insti.
tutc started from here Tuesday morning
There were not "a great many aboard,
Capt Bennett, r. Mcdonald and Arvord
Bjork being all reported.
Prosecuting Attorney Byers took the
reins ia his hands Tuesday and cleaned
out den in the vicinity Of the city.
The two inmates were given four hours
to get out oi the county and they got.
Aworkman at NcCusker's camp on the
Brule ielled tree ON horse Monday.
The horse was not killed but Mr.
McCusker has little hopes 81 saving it,
Frank Dok, who has been working
for Fred lTartly for several months,
left this week for Crystal Falls, whore he
will be employed Ia Gidlunds's tailor
shop Reporter.
Dan Bagley is now special mailcar i Ter
Bids viii be asked for later and the
carrying let on contract M is the ease
with other routes.
Word comes that Ed. Groat. n we'll
known conductor on the Watcrsmcet
and Amash run was killed in railroad
wreck in Colorado
Calumet parties arc dickcring f,r the
old Fort Wilkins property at Copper
Harbor intending to convert 1t into n
summer resort
The switch engine will be kept on here
al winter instead ~ being laid off as in
former years. The engine has more
work now than it can handle.
Miss Annie Berg. Of Bessemer, sister
OF Rinold Berg, came here Tuesday Ia
response to a message telling her OF the
death Of her sister-in-law.
Mrs. r. LAWN, 81 Iron Mountain
visited Mt The home OF Nathan War.
shawsky several DAYS during the week
Tho ,ity dads gave orIcrs ut their
mcetinl last Monday night that no
more corp Ws should be brought to the
town hail.
FoR SAT.E--A Eve horse power water
motor Ia good condition. win sell cheap.
inquire or write TIE LiAMoND DRlfI..
Dave Ovens intends building n house,
Ia the spring. ON The two lots lately pur-
chascd By him in Schwartz addition.