The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-05

time. put at present employer al ltou
ountain. spent the Fourth with his
many friends here and returned
this morning. Sneider will be back
here the middle Of the month, and
start cigar shop. AS he understands
his business thoroly, and being good
fellow, he will certainly meet with
success
Not satisfied with his two farms,
VIM. Russell concluded 70 do some extra
farming by utilizing his back bar and
some schooners in which he placed a
quantity Of cotton baton submerged in
water. On top Of the baton he sowed
Bohemian oats and now boasts Of a
crop Of oats from which he expects TO
yield enough 70 pay his taxes on his
farm. When IL comes 10 farming
Billie Russel il hard TO beat
II through any act of mine thank
fullness. relief or peace can come 10 any
face. let me seek no other JOY. II You
have no picture gallery, or have "A voice
or violin or banjo or mandolin, why
not, instead Of playing to your friends
alone find out if any sick one loves
music and is able 20 enjoy few
selections Some time come and let
us arrange a ST Celia branch Of
the Sunshine Club.
A plant Of machinery arrived and
will soon be installed on the Park 5
option adjoining the Bird mine,
owned by the Thomas Furnace Co.
OF Milwaukee The property will be
thoroly worked and a mine opened
j. T. Gibson has charge Of the same.
Herman Storm, a Fin Swede,
was killed at the Crystal Falls mine
Thursday evening thro his own care
lessness. He got on an up-going skip
of rock, and in jumping off at the
surface missed his footing and fell to
the bottom Of the shaft.
Gideon Minstrels vii appear at the
Opera House We'd July 9th They
come highly recommended and are Civ
ing entire satisfaction in all the towns
they are showing in. Secure your re-
served seats at the Drug Store.
We haven't time to investigate ii
and ascertain the reason-but for
several hours there has been no rain in
Crystal Falls. People are becoming
worried and alarmed over the peculiar
circumstance.
Don't be persuaded into taking
something said to be Just as good al
Madison Medicin Cos. Rocky Noun
tain Tea There is nothing like it. 81
cts. no more no less. J. Z. Wilkinson
& Co.
| Rounds out the hollow places
smooths out lines that creep about one
face woos roses back TO faded cheeks
That's what Rocky Mountain TIE
does. 35 cts ). C. Wilkinson d Co
Alphonse Spanner who has bee
working for the Park Mere. Co.
broke his arm Thursday by fallin
from the delivery wagon. DR.. A
Darling set the arm Immediately.
Mrs. Fred Floodstrand and famil
departed for Marinette last Thursday
where they will spend the Fourth wit
relatives.
VIM. Trebilcock left Thursda
morning to join his family at Blac
Greek, Wis, where he will spend tn
Fourth
Mrs. John Koepeke is making con
siderable Improvements on her propert
on Main Street, adjoining the railroa,
track
All hats left in my store will be sol,
out at three and two dollars, and less
Miss Sieberg, next door TO Post Office
II. r. Blodget left the city Tuesda,
for st. Louis, where he has secure,
employment at the fair grounds.
Asst Supt. Trebilcock, is batchin,
these days while his better half /
visiting in Wisconsin
Chas. Henderson went to Escanab,
Wednesday on business and returne,
the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Flewelling o
Amass, spent the Fourth with Mrs
Flewelling's father.
Chas. Anderson of Fortune LAX
Dist and wife left for visit to Mil
aukee, Wednesday
Geo. Tucker Of Ishpeming was il
the city Tuesday In the interest G
II. o. Young.
Mr. Freeman, warden of the Mar
qudette prison, was in town fe'
days this week
Thomas Conlin was absent frol
the city Wednesday doing politics
work In pentoOa