The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-04-13
TERSE TOWN TOPICS.

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II. Landfeld, matchmaker and ieweler.
General Superintendent Thomas +.
Cole, OF the Oliver Mining company,
was here last Monday arranging Tor
the future operations OF the Columbia
mine under the Oliver management.
Dir. Cole but recently returned from
Arizona where he inspected the mine
purchased by the Calumet K Arizona
company. 1t is understood that the
purchase price Of the mine Was
81 600. 900. the million dollars being
taken by Pittsburg capitalists ana
the six hundred thousand dollars by
copper country people.
Crystal Falls has ''young peoples
orchestra upon which there Is no dis
count. The persons making up the
orchestra and the instruments they
play are as follows: Guitar. Hugo
koepeke and Flora Holmes; mandolin,
Alma Lustiield and Glenn Webb;
piano, Lottie Justified, and violin,
Vesta Smith. They played last Tues
day at Tod Wcbbs party and are re-
eelying lots OF compliments upon their
work.
Flooring, sheeting, piece stun, lath
and any other material entering into
the construction of house, for sale
by the Kimball Lumber company.
They can build you a house In hemlock
or pine. Lowest prices on everything.
Fred ID. Nelson, a brother OF Frank
Nelson, has resigned his position as
manager OF the Range Telephone COM
pany, OF Iron Mountain, and viii soon
move his family 10 this city. Mr..
Nelson mas been appointed district
agent OF the Grand Union Tea COM
pany with Crystal Falls, Iron River,
Stambaugh and Sagola In his district.
The Switchmcn's dance at the opera
house last Tuesday evening was an
event that will long be remembered IN
society circles. The hall was lastly
decorated and the music was excellent
TO which we may add that the attend
ance was all that that could be de-
sired.
"Chet" IHelmer, tho popular car dis
patcher on this division OF the {. x
NV, has been promoted 10 the Office
Of train master, recently held by {. L.
Andrews. Mr.. Andrews has taken
the position OF assistant superintend
ent, formerly held 10y G. NJ. West.
"Have you any doubts remaining
said Mrs. Jones. enc, Mnrinda, have
not. took Rocky Mountain ren last
night Twill remove any impure
thoughts ~ the human iumiy. 35c
Prosecuting Attorney Watson has
made a careful inspection of the
records OF all of the townships Of the
county for the purpose of getting
them In legal form so as to stand The
scrutiny of any Of the taxpayers that
may question them later on.
Dean Shoultis, barber from
Owosso, Mich, has taken q position IN
John Atherton's shop. Mir. Athcr-
TONS business has been enlarging
greatly OF late, ncceSsitatng more
help. Mr.. Shoultis is reputed TO be a
first class man.
Harry Mlldcn, Of Houghton, Is in
the city visiting his sister, Mrs. }. n.
Margison. His visit will be prolonged
by an unfortunate accident that befell
him. While running through the
Lockwood lot he fell and sprained his
ankle badly.
House cleaning time is here. You
should see our line Of carpets, curtains,
rugs, etc. before purchasing elsewhere.
We have the largest assortment in the
city. l.. A. Henry.
Bishop G. Mott Williams came down
from Marquette last Thursday and
and closed a deal with a. Justified
for the lot adjoining j. b. Schwartz'S
residence. The consideration was
$500 and church viii be erected there
at once.
Ellsworth :. Coe, the Iron River
banker, has let contract for inc
residence In Stambaugh township.
We learn that Mr.. Coe Is soon TO bc
married 10 Miss Akers, Of Penn
Hlyania, a niece OF Mrs Kelly, Of
Vulcan.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Tsraelson, n
newly-married couple from Iron River,
were at the Lockwood Wednesday.
They were accompanied by Miss
Emma Hanson and Mr. Hans Hanson
Of the same place.
II Troubled by n weak digestion, loss
~ appetite, or constipation, try u few
doses 81 Chambcrlain'- stomach md
Liver Tablets. Every box warranted, |
For sale at Coles Pharmacy.
Frank Koob, Jr., is In the city this |