The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-06-02
TERSE TOWN TOPICS.

Schook's livery barn John Tr0mblay
met him and brought him into the back
part Of the building and confronted him
with the prisoner who proved To be
Alexis black horse, empounded that
morning. Suffice IL to say thnt Alex
bought.
A Sunday train has been put on be-
tween hero and Iron River that will con-
meet with the Chicago train at Stager.
Conductor Murphy and crew will run
out OF here at nine o'clock, meet the
west-bound train ut Stager and then
run TO Iron River where they will lay
over until 5:45 when they will run back
To Crystal Falls, connecting with the
south-bound train again at Stager.
DIR. Menestrina came up from Iron
Mountain on an ore freight Monday
evening in response TO a telegram from
A. j. Boyington, OF Iron River, calling
him TO diagnose the case OF Mrs. A. j.
Boyington who IL very sick. The doctor
arrived here about 1890 and drove
across the county. A. Justified went
with him.
Anchoyis, appetit slid and Koviar at
Berg's lunch counter.
Luke Welch returned from the Iron
Mouptain hospital Thursday where he
had been under treatment for several
weeks. lie was accompanied by DIR.
MeDestrina and n trained nurse. Mr..
Welch IN much better but il will be a
month yet before he will be able to use
his foot.
John Blossineham and Geo. WICKER
returned from their vacation trip last
Saturday. John took his old place at
thu depot Monday and Geo. will report
at Iron Mountain next Monday for
orders. The boys say that they had
huge time while away.
J.J. Hoikka, the Finnish minister,
arrived here yesterday and will make
this his home la the future. He will
reside in tho house occupied by VIM.
Nesbctt, which was recently purchased
by the Firms Tor parsonage.
Smoke the Court House cigar.
We wero rudely interrupted while
working our thinking powers full speed
In our den Monday morning, by some
one rushing up the stairs and shouting
Its a boy" Looking up we beheld the
smiling lace OF Prof. Hill.
Don't ask Census Enumerators Duscn-
berry or Connibcr any questions expect
Ing To get Information as to the number
Of people or any other line OF their duty.
Orders from Washington require them
To keep a strict secrecy.
There's no beauty in ali the land.
That can with her lace compare.
Her lips are red. her eyes IRE bright.
She takes Rocky Mountain Tea ut night.
Frank Conry, who has been tending
bar for Ed. Delormc for several months
past, has accepted a position with the
John Tuits company and will start
work Monday morning.
Niano 0sterberg left last week for
Rock Springs, Mont. Mr.. Osterberg was
one OF our most progressive Finlanders
and has been employed in Mat Hurja's |
store Tor several years.
Alex. Malmstead, OF Marinettc, is
painting at the Smith mine for Con.
Phillips. Mr.. Malmstead is a
brother Of Chas. Malmstead, who lived
here about ten years ago.
Thou hast strange notions for one so
young a substitute to think thou art
tho SAME as Rocky Mountain Tea, made |
by tho Madison Medicine Co. 35c.
The Finnish temperance society has
chartered n special train for Sunday,
May Gath, and will so To Amasa To help
dedicate the new temperance hall in
that village.
A now laundry will bo started In the
,li photograph gallery as soon as the
building can DO reiittcd. Outside parties
ARE back Of the scheme.
Restores vim, vigor, mental and
physical power, fills your body with
warm. tingIing lie. That's what Rocky
Tea does. 35c.
Messrs. M. II. Moriarty. Chas. Rogers
and +. III. Abbott were at Iron River
rhursday looking after business mat
tiers.
Mrs. Oliver Wells left Friday for Esca-
laba a. visit her daughter, Mrs. Adolph
Dupinn, who is very sick
vernor's ginger ale at Berg's.
The pure stun
Frank Reando. who has been pipeman
II the Western, resigned his position
and left Thursday Tor Minneapolis.
Casper Aberlc wins ut Chicago Monday
IN businens connected with tho Lolita
Mining company.
Frank Jackson came over from Iron
River TO look after some business mat
tels Wednesday. l.