The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-21
TERSE TOWN TOPICS.

superintendent j. S. Wall, OF Tho
Oliver Mining company's properties
was in the city Tuesday in the interests
Of the Republican party OF which he has
always been an enthusiastic and con
scientious supporter. The captain wai
not we'll pleased witlithe way tho prim
nries were conducted ut Iron River
claiming that they were invaded anc
carried by Democrats and ho served
notice upon the Republican leaders that
II the practice was contenanced 10y the
Republicans al this side Of the county
that he could not consistently support
such nominees. He had no favorite foi
the offices being solieious only thai
they should be Republicans.
Elmwood, "A small station on the G.
& N. w. road in the iar western part d
the county, entertains every year The
General Baggage agent OF the {. d n. w
road. Mr.. n. A. Phillips. lie has cot
1agc at Elmwood and every summer b,
brings his family up from the city and
spends the hot period in the woods.
An effort will he made at the com
ing iircnen's tournament To have the
Wisconsin law which compels insurance
companies 20 pay two per cent oil thciI
earnings 10 the support oil the loca
fire department IL is proposed tc
bring the matter before the legislature
next winter.
Miss Francis Corbett, Of Mansfield
has been visiting in the city during the
week. Miss Corbett returned from a
convent school az Rock Island, III. n
lew weeks ago after two years faithful
work She will return to school again
in the fnli
II wives have any compassion for the
sorrows 81 cross, crabid husbands,
give them Rocky Mountain Tea. Twill
remove any misunderstanding in tho
family.
The convention Inst Tuesday brought
so many Iiom the west side OF the
county that we fear we did not catch all
OF them. We noticed Alfred Ball, Zebina
McColman, Cyrus and Edward Sensiba
PnulN. Minklcr md Findley Morrison.
II. j.. Lawrence and H. Il. Christensen
were Crystal Falls visitors during the
week and while here the documents were
passed transferring the interest 81
Christensen d Company in the general
store at Anasa TO Mr.. Lawrence.
Smoke the Court House cigar.
T.. O'Brien, the genial editor OF the
was IN Crystal Falls attending
the county convention and taking in the
sights. Wonoticcd him casting wishful
chances down towards the new Milwau-
kee rniroad grade.
When you want modern, up-to-da te
physic try Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are easy TO take
and pleasant In effect. Price, % ceats
Samples free at Coles Pharmacy.
J. III. Parks is repairing the old Van
Ania building opposite the Lockwood
and will put it in good shape for the use
Of the board Of education. lie recently
purchased the Van Anda interest.
Mrs. r. O'Bricn, Of Iron River. was in
the city Wednesday visiting with Mrs.
q. l.. Voos. She was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Elliot, OF Black River
Falls, also friend OF Mrs. Voos.
The Day shingle mill ut Mansfield is
turning out shingles at the rate Of 90.
900 per day. Mr.. Day is only making
an Is inch shinge, all OF his product
binding market in the east.
Mira. WIN. Frcudcnield nee Rose
OF Milwaukee, aud Miss
Lottie Justified, OF Crystal Falls, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. a. Guensburg.
Menominco Democrat.
Vernor's ginger ale at Berg's
The pure stuff!
Mrs. Brown and daughter, Mrs.
larson, 81 RockIurl, H., mother and
lister respectively OF Mrs. l.. f. John
ION and Frank Brown are in the city
listing relatives.
Joseph Levoy left Monday for ST.
Cnnndu, where he will visit
nth relatives for a month. lie 10,
dvantage OF the very cheap excursion
'ates.
IL stands alone, il towers above.
there's no other, it's natures wonder,
, warming poultice to the heart OF man
Kind. Such is Rocky Mountain Tea.
Toe.
Word comes from below that n gang
II tramps is headed this way. The
'eopIe OF Crystal Falls and officials will
Ia well to be on the lookout for them.
John Trothier. butcher for the Parks
Mercantile company, has moved his
amily here from Marinettc and will
occupy rooms over the store,
A countv convantion will no hold