The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-10-26

Crystal Falls Saturday to assist in
packing up his household effects for
removal TO that city. lie returned
Sunday evening and will be followed
by his wife and family this week. -
Negaunee Herald.
WANTED Good reliable men and
women to canvas Liberal commits.
sions. Address Albert f. Koepeke,
Spring St., Marquette, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Campbell came
down from their camp last Saturday
It took them from seven in the morn,
ing until four TO make the trip. Mrs
Campbell returned TO camp Monday
but Mr.. Campbell went TO ingalls, tC
attend to some business matters.
The Lee Peck location takes on a
livlier aspect these days than person
would infer from the fact that the ex-
ploration has been abandoned. There
are three residences on the location,
all occupied by men working at either
the Hope or the Armenia.
Work has begun on street railway
for the 500. A road was built at the
500 during the first boom but il didn't
pay and the rails were removed. The
great boom the city has had the past
two years will undoubtedly make the
road paying venture.
4 post Of Spanish war yeterns is to
be organized at Iron Mountain.
Lebarron Margison was member Of
the Iron Mountain company and saw
service with the boys in Cuba. lie is
eligible To membership in the new or
ganization.
Prof Murtaugh is having phenom-
email success with his music and
dancing classes. lie started one al
sagola this week that promises great.
In addition TO his dancing schools he
has lot Of work for his orchestra.
Word was received by Mrs. A. L.
Flewelling last Monday that a fire
had destroyed all Of the property Of
her father, w. w. Weatherwax, at
Campo Seco, Cal The loss Is a total
one as no insurance was carried.
Mr.. and Mrs John Parks left yester-
day for Watertown, n. d., where Mr.
Parks will spend a couple Of weeks
hunting ducks. He says that Mrs
Parks can amuse herself in cooking
and helping him eat the game.
Joseph w. Jones, the popular agent
for the c., M. & st. Paul railroad COM
pany, has rented the Lon Parks house
recently vacated by Alfred Healey.
When a single man rents a house
well, you can guess the rest.
well, said a Bates farmer TO the
writer last week, 1t is this way: We
live closer to Iron River and so do our
trading there but when we want to
sell any Of our stuff we have to come
to Crystal Falls"
Otter Either was up from Crystal
Falls Sunday visiting his relatives.
He was accompanied by II. II. Jones
of the same place. They returned by
the evening train Negaunee Herald.
Coal at Marquette is retailing at
1925 per ton. At the 500 II Is 800.
Crystal Falls dealers are asking $500
which is not excessive when the
ninety-cent rail haul is added.
Capt. w. A. Dunn, the well known
mining expert Of Houghton, was here
Thursday looking over the Bird mine
for Houghton county. He was accom-
panied by,B. W. Dunn.
Mrs. f. G. Huse and children came
up from Iron Mountain and spent the
greater part OF the week visiting
friends making her headquarters with
Mrs. g. T.. Voos.
Messrs. Holmes & Patterson will
probably employ about It's men about
their mill at first, adding TO the num-
Der as the business increases.
FOUND. Two umbrellas In court
room after last term Of circuit court.
owners will please call, prove prop
erty and pay advertising.
Mrs liver Olson, OF Amasa, visited
over night with Mrs. O. #. Olson
Tuesday while on her way from
Amasa to Green Bay,
Joseph Arrowood Is now located at
Crystal Falls where he has employ
ment in a meat market Manistiquc
Tribune.