The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-13
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Opera House tonight.
I'D. Mitchell has started work on
his logging camps between the
Mansfield mine and sagoia. He has
been hiring men all week
\ Ed. Udd is at Amasa working on
the school house up there for Andrew
Nelson Mr. odd is one Of Mr.
Nelson $ trusted carpenters
Mrs. l.. A. Arnold and daughter
Julia. are visiting at the home Of
the editor
p. V. Campbell left on Thursday
evening for his home in Bay City.
Mr.. Campbell has been in the pen
insula the greater portion Of the sum-
mer visiting with relatives.
The third nine Of this city was
beaten by the second nine Of Florence
last Sunday in game Of base ball at
the driving park The Florence boys
were much larger and older than the
local boys.
Ed Pike came mp from North Free
dom and stayed couple Of days about
t own. Mr.. Pike had been sick fora
couple of weeks before coming here
but was feeling much better.
l.. b. Miller. head man in the
Oglebay- Norton iron ore firm, was in
the city last Friday visiting his bro
Their, F. f. Miller, Of Maple Grove and
consulting with Supt Biork regard
ing matters at the Bristol
Mike Dooley. of Crystal Falls who.
greatly to his surprise. did not win
better than third money in the recent
tournament at Quininesec, is out with
challenge in which he offers to
wrestle any i5O-pound man in
Dickinson county for fiOO a side Ii
is highly probable that Mike will be
accommodated. Press.
Prof Murtaugh, has received a fine
stock of high grade Bush and Gerts
Pianos he is the state agent for Upper
Mich. and has put in a brach store at
Tspheming that is meeting with sue
cess. The Bush and Cert Piano has
an established reputation and there
interests will be looked after by their
representive here.
Nick Seppala a Finnish miner, was
killed in the Tobin last Wednesday
night He, i'm company with others
were Mt work in raise and round
of holes had been blasted After the
air had cleared he went up to trim
down the back. He barred oft bis
chunk and IL fell ON him knocking him
down the raise and killing him in
family He is p married man and
leaves wife and two children that ne
brought here from the old country but
a few mo nths ago.
The school board is having hard
time Of il to get the school going in
the Fisher Hasselstrom district They
were to have room in Fishers but il
was not ready the first day and now
Mr. Fisher sickness will delay the
opening several weeks
the educational needs OF the entire
colored population Of the United
States The race problem is not one
which can be left 10 settle itself, and
thinking man or woman should read
this valuable contribution 70 dis
cussion whose importance will increase
rather than decrease in the years TO
come.
While at the Northwestern depot the
other day we were shown shipment
OF % baskets Of peaches that were
sent to the agent TO be disposed of at
any price that he could get for them.
We learned that the sending OF peaches
and other fruits to agents Of the ex-
press company throughout the
country is practice that is INDUCED
in n great deal by the commission
companies When they are overl oaded
they 20 10 the express company and get
permission to send out quantity Of
fruit to the agents along the route OF
the company and the agent il supposed
TO get rid of t. Mr. Sandborn SAYS
that he has generally found / possible
to dispose Of the fruit 10 dealers and
not compete with those in business by
deddling the stun ont % anyone that
will buy IL.