The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-02-01

her parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Parks
while the Jolliif household effects are
being removed to Escanaba. which
place Mr. and Mrs. Jolliff will make
their future home
The Blatz Brewing company is max
ing extensive improvements upon their
ice honse 1t has been moved about
200 feet from the place IL occupied r.
up against the Milwaukee, freight
house and an addition will be added
thereto SO that more beer may be stored
therein.
Bert Henderson returned from visit
to the Sawyer Goodman camp near
Beechwood Monday. Such is the rep
utation that Henderson Bros have with
the boys in the camps that when other
| jewellers were present in camp at the
time Of their visit the "other fellow
has been compelled to pack mp and
leave. The Hendersons are making
regulations for. themselves all over.
John ID. Mangum was last Monday
appointed postmaster AT Marquette.
Mr.. Mangum was recommended for
the position by Congressman Sheden
some time ago but fight was made
( upon him by opponents in Marquette
An inspector was sent to investigate
and he found that some of the charges
were false and malicious His report
must have settled the matter.
| George Faulkner, who has been in
the hospital several weeks with sore
finger. was compelled to submit to
the amputation. the finger last Satur
( day so as TO avoid more serious conse-
auences. The trouble started with
what ne supposed was felon amid it
must have been effected by the water
at the mine, as blood poison set in ne
cessitating the amputation. He is get
ting on nicely at this writing
Cut this out and keep IT, The Scien-
tific American gives this receipt which
all should know. At the first indica-
tion of diphtheria in the throat, make
the room close, then take teacup
and pour into it an eqnal quantity of
tar and turpentine, then hold this cup
over the fire so as to fill the room with
fnmes. The patient inhaling the fume
will cough out the membraneous mat
ter and the diphtheria will pass off.
The fumes of the tar and turpentine
loosen the throat and thus afford the
relief that has baflled the skill of phys
icians
r. B. Webb says that J. H. Parks
made arrangements with every man
that he met while on the Mesabi TO
hunt moose with him next hunting
season Mr. Parks says that he has
killed every kind Of game TO be found |
in this country excepting Moose and |
he is dead anxious to bag one Of those |
animals 80 as TO fill out his score If |
he accompanies every man that he
made arrangements with and he gets |
moose on each trip it will 40 with
on saying that rs "A moose hunter Parks
is moose However. j. H. says
that he made arrangements with but |
one man and that one is Claude At
kinson.
The sneering way some people have
in speaking of the local papers ma
serve to bolster up their own cCnce.G
but il cuts no ice with the general
public. When pastor wants an an
nouncement he goes to the local paper.
When the ladies want a notice of
church supper published they 90 10 the
local paper for wIite-up. When
political party issues a call or holds a
meeting il calls on the local paper for
publicity. When an obituary of some
loved one is to be printed the local pa
per is called on. Society in general
turns to the local paper for written
detail of it's movements In fact a
thousand other things are expected of
the local paper. and yet we find many
citizens so selfish that they hesitate
and often refuse to spend small mite
to support or give 1t job in return
FOR the many free notices they receive