The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-24
TERSE TOWN TOPICS.

otto Wcsterbetg IN Stambaugh town
ship last Fall while hcadlighting for deer
and whose arrest caused considerable
excitement at the time. was let of with
"A nne OF fifty dollars Tor violating the
game laws. Everyone agreed that the
shooting was an accident and that Audei-
son had suffered enough for tile uni0f-
tunate affair. Prosecuting Attorney
Byers held the man To circuit court more
as an example to Others ia the county
than 10 punish him and thought that
the lesson had been sufficiently taught.
The charge OF violating the game laws
was substituted for manslaughtcr and
all concerned were perfectly satisfied
There is no better medicine for the
babies than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy Its pleasant taste and
prompt and eifectual cures make it n
hlvorite with mothers and small chill.
dren. II quickly cures their coughs and
colds, preventing pneumonia or other
serious consequences. lt ALSO cures
Group and has been used IN tens Of
failure so far rs we have been able 10
learn. 1t not only cures Group, but
when given rs soon as the croupy cough
appears, will prevent the attack. In
cases OF whooping cough it liquelies the
tough mucus, making il easier to expec-
tofHte, and lessons the severity and
frequency og the pnroxysms OF coughing,
hus depriving that disease OF all danger
GUS consequences. For Sale by Coles
Pharmacy.
Attorneys'R. G. Flanagan was in the
city s. most OF the week attending
circuit court He was ut Escannbn
when the collision occurred at Ford
siding and went Immediately 10 tie
scene he being attorney for the North
western rond lie arrived there while
the fire was raging and consuming the
bodies buried ia the 'dcbirs If the wreck
He tells IA very pitiiul story about the
scenes there at the time Nine persons
are known TO have persisted in the wreck I
and OF that number seven complete |
skeletons were secured and one extra /
bone leaving not single trace of one OF
the victims They buried the odd bone
for a man named Nelson.
As an Illustration Of how woods men,
in these days Of high wages and scarcity
OF mon, throw up their jobs upon the
most trivial and slightest of provocn-
tions. II is related that certain lum.
heI iack employed in logging camp
located ten miles from Florence quit
work last week because the cookies
served by the cook didn't suit him The
man procured his tine aud walked all
Il way to Florence despite the fact
TINT the weather was bitterly cold
Florence Mining News.
One Of the greatest surprises sprung
here in n long time was the announce )
nent ui the failure OF Joseph Fleshiem,
OF Menominee. Mr.. Fleshiem is very
we'll known here aud has host OF close
personal friends who regret very much
his misfortune. The crash was brought ,
about by heavy investments in several
business enterprises. the liabilities
to 100000 90 assets none.
Ills insurance business will he conducted
under "A new agency in which MI. +"
will retain position.
The pupils in the Crystal Falls schools
have just received treat ia tho way al
new readers The old Appleton reader
which have been ia Che school for Il II
~ years nnl which have out J.
;rown their usefulness huvo been :,
+uppanted by Stepping stones. Ia .
Go the change oi basic readers =
4 number OF new shelf readers we, also /,
'ccurcd in the trade Proi. Hill knows r
low To get The most out Of u deal OF :,
hat kind. !,
Vaudeville performers are beginning 10 Il
lrop the coon songs and ragtime walks, Il
md arc making their sketches bright in "
pthcr WAYS Some, however, have b,
ajth in negro melodies, but il would "
Gem that every phase OF the "coon" III
lad been worked 60 death One ol the mi
most prominent vaudeville performers ed
aSS That he hns dropped them entirely "a
. the east; they arc Il buck number, Tor Al
i'll OF which We nre profoundly thankful
Tho twenty-third annual convention
i the Michigan A. o. y. w. was held in
'etroit during the week. Reports sub.
nitted showed the order in better
tnding than ever The new assess.
nent plan has worked well the total
ain in membership during the year
'cng 2 1917
Marquette suffered n very great loss
lst Sunday IN the burning Of its high -
.houl building, one OF the finest in the
IL was worth $4,000 90 NJ
nd waslnsurcd for but about one halr Y
hat amount Defective water mains