The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23
started work Immediately upon his
return TO the Queen city.

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Messrs John Roth, John Egan.
and "A. j. Kresean will leave
Mansfield Saturday eve. Nov %
armed with licenses for killing
deer. They will camp at the
head of Deer River. They have
already chartered box car. not
10 come back in themselves but
to ship their game back 70 Mans
field.
Last Sunday the Deputy Sher-
III Of Mansfield had occasion 10
arrest and lock up an individual
who was making things very liv-
ely about town. Asthe prisoner
y as both husky and violent the
Supervisor volunteered 10 accom-
paDy the Sheriff to Crystal Fal 5
While driving through Mansfield
bne Deputy Sheriff had consider
able difficulty in keeping bis pris
ouer quiet.
The other morning q certain
young gentleman called at the l.
O. TO inquire il there was any
mail for nlm. There was no one
inside the post Office. He got into
the post Office after rapping on
the counter and making consider
able noise a faint voice from
somewhere repeated the old
chestnut What do you wanty"
Quick as iiasq the young man
replied, Shave and a hair cut.
WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS OF CHAR.
acter aud good reputation Ia each state Zone ia
this county requircd) 20 represent and adver
Use old established wealthy business house Of
solid financial standing. SALARY $500 weekly
with expenses additional, an payable ia cash
each We lnesday direct from head Offices.
Horse aud carriage furnished, when necessary.
References. Enclose -cii-addreSsed stamped
envelope Manager, 1915 CASTOR Building
Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas Broad was among the
shoppers at the Fails this week.
Mansfield is very important adjunct
to Crystal Fails business interests,
Judging from the number of cut citi-
zcns that made regular visits TO the
metropolis.
swan Randall, a miner employed
here, was the victim Of a painful,
though not serious accident last Mon
day. lie vas setting up his machine
wheuit swung around GA the bar
striking him over the right eve and
cutting a bad cash.
ia lraHe NY mppl home aud ctoss Che
deep blue seat,
Rather than Dc without Charley andny 4
kock Mountain lea JIG Wilkinson. 4
Dominick Dallaiior has taken bonn. !
formerly bartendeF torDom. I
NOTES, into partnership with him IN I
the saloon business here.
As far as we nave been able to
learn, August Sehdal holds the palm .
iOr the finest deer brought in this sea-
son. lie brought it home last Mon
day and il tipped tie beam at 300
pounds.
Il 4. McIntlre, ST. Paul, Mimi. who
has boon Trouble with disorderod
stomach, says, ChnmUrrialu'S Stum
irh and Liver Tablets do nip more good
luan anything ! have ever taken alr
salient teie's PhWmac,
Capt. i. c. Menhcnnctt has been
appointed township treasurer IT'D place
Jl Chas. Richards who removed >from
the township.
ia thousand things by tare doue iat
better lhau most things do one Wr
Itiet 60 Rocky Mountain ica mHdr nY
Madison Medicine ~. 35e j G. VIII
s.uaon
DOmlnick Dallador came down from
Amasa to attend u his Mansfield
branch during che pay days.
our school Is progressing nicely
under the guidance Of Pearl Henry
Rothic. Some fifty odd pupils are en-
rolhd.
Mansfield young people aveenjoyed
several evenings skating on the Mich
gamme river this week.
Thos. Mellen has received ship
ncnt Of three ear loads Of hay from
Iron River during the week.
Ray Kimball and wife Of the Falls
we're here a few days this week visit
ing with VIM. Clark and family.
John Mcleod received carload OF ,
nay from Florence this week.
Thomas Richards Jr. has recently
purchased fine driving horse.
Two miners, Chas. Randall
and his son were caught beneath
the skip and severity hurt while
at work in the mine, last Thurs
day.
Chas. Forsman and family
who left here about n year ago
for a trip 10 the old country re
turned last Monday and will
again reside among us.