The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-01-19

svsUIu.s Mr., Handy Jared about The
best 81 any Number Of The house, fscsls'
Ing rllairnis.nehip IN addition to his
position as speaker pro TEN.
Prof. Mtirtaugh started his school at
Iron River last Wednesday evening and
feels very much encouraged over the
outlook. He will hold school over thers
Wednesdays and at Florence Tuesdays.
He starts at Florence next Tuesday
evening.
Smoke the Court House cigar.
Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea is never
sold in bulk by peddlers or less than 30
cts. Don't be fooled. get the tea made
famous by the Madison Medicine Co.
Ask your druggist.
Invitations are out for fancy dress
masquerade ball to be given by "A quin-
tette OF Crystal Falls ladies on the
evening al Feb. 1st, The affair promises
to be very pleasant one socially and
il eagerly looked forward to.
Miss Margaret j. Faulds. oil Crystal
Falls, is guest OF Mrs. q. &. Youngs,
today. Miss Faulds, as past lady COM
mander, will install the officers Of Flor
ence Hive, l.. o. I. NJ, this evening
Mining News.
| Art Scott made great sneak on the
boys about three months ago and got
married. HIS bride is Miss Elizabeth
McGregor. So quietly was the affair
kept that il didn't get out until just
recently.
The members OF the Loyal Legion i'm
dulged in fine supper last Wednesday
evening. This order is growing rapidly
and large number OF new members
were initiated at the meeting Wednesday
evening.
Clarence Franklin, "A brother OF Bert's
came up from Florence Thursday even
ing to take Bert's place in John Ather-
toms barber shop. lie will remain until
Mr.. Atherton returns.
| Calumet educators are making an
effort to secure the next years meeting
Oi the Upper Peninsula Teachers asso-
citation. The city is being canyassed for
accommodations.
Frank Cox, teacher in the Mansfield
school, is very sick at his boarding place
at the mine and it is thought that he
will not be able to resume schoal duties
for several weeks.
John Soderberg purchased the two
south fortes OF the Youngstown mining
property and will 60 20 farming thereon.
Mr.. Suderman has n very desirable piece
of property.
The society OF Kings Daughters will
give "A social aud tableaux next Friday
evening in the basement OF the NJ. T..
church
Bert Franklin secured position in
the barber shop OF Fred Welch, at Iron
wood and left Tor that city yesterday
morning. Mr.. Franklin is first class
barber.
u. +. Davenport came UP from Carson
City to swap stories aud transact u
little business that was hanging fire
here. He still owns the mill nj Mans
field.
Chas. Eckslrum was down from
Amasa along with Water Lawrence and
others. They drove back over the new
road crossing the river on the ice.
A number OF tho teachers will 60 TO
Escanaba Thursday evening to attend
the meeting OF the upper pcninsular
teachers association.
The Lady Maccabees held installation
Of officers last Thursday evening. The
officers, a list OF which was given last
week, were installed.
Chas. Peterson purchased of the
Pfister Land company the forty north
Of Lustfeld's farm and will clear it up
for farming.
Il. j. Lawrence was in town Thursday
looking for help for his store.
"Trube" is doing big business at
Amasa.
q. Ashton, the hustling agent for the
Minneapolis Tribune, was in the city
Tuesday on bis regular quarterly
rounds
Mrs. Smallcy has moved her dress
making parlors to tho building formerly
occupied by McCourt as photograph
gallery.
T. b. Catlin was mp from Iron Noun
tain collecting Tor the telephone com
pany couple oi days during the week.
Ask John Murphy why he don't gel
Iis dog but ask him over the telephone
and dontt let him know who you are.
Mrs l. Rishoisky, prominent dry
goods merchant Of Marquette, was ia
the city n couple OF days on business.
Prof. Hill returned yesterday accom-.
panied by his mother who will live with
him until the close OF school at least.