The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-11-28
persollals

w. J. Brown will leave next week
for Milwaukee where he will establish
wood yard and try TO get share OF
the wool business of Milwaukee. Mr..
Brown has secured piece OF ground
adjoining one Of the railroads and
will have his wood piled thereon. He
Will get a small saving machine and
cut the wood into the required lengths.
All of the wood that Mr. Brown will
handle will be shipped from this city
thus furnishing more work for Crystal
Falls lab-r and more of market for
our wood products. We hope that
: Mr.. Brown is successful in establish
ing good business down there.
The mystery of the handsome silver
pitcher told in two chapters.
Mr.. McLelland has got settled in the
Eldred house and is rapidly getting
matters arranged for the accommodate
tion of the large number Of boarders
that he has to care for them after his
own fashion. Mr. McLelland has a
fine reputation as hotel man. He
was in the business for a number of
years at Commonwealth and all who
knew him there speak in the highest
terms of him. The Eldred has fine
patronage IL has lately been over
hauled and enlarged so that large
number of guests can be accommodated
Somke La Plante, lOc straight
Cigar. II. @. Buenger M'f'gr.
WANTED FAITHFUL PERSON
TO CALL ON retail trade and agents
for manufacturing house having well
established business; local territory
straight salary $50 paid weekly and
expense money advanced; previous
experience unnecessary; position per-
manent; business successful. Enclose
self addressed envelope. Superinten-
dent Travellers, sos Monon Bldg
Chicago l-30-04
The story of the silver pitcher.
Mrs Mary Dawson of Crystal Falls
department assistant inspector of the
w. r. 9. is inspecting the O'Connell
corps, this afternoon at Robbins Hall.
The books are being audited and
general inspection is being made. At
six O. clock this evening the ladies will
serve a supper to all members Of the
@. A. r. sailors and soldiers. L M.
Tribune
Smoke New Cuba Cigars
Uncle John Olin was smitten with
a stroke of paralysis last Tuesday
afternoon while in the cellar at the
Cannon house and now lies in the
hospital in an alarming condition.
Mr.. Olin is quite an old man and this
affection is likely to go hard with him.
The story of the silver pitcher will
end january 8, 1904.
The family of Henry Furlott has
moved from Quinnesec to Norway
while Mr.. f. is in the woods this
winter. The mines closed at Quin-
nesec.
: Herman Fcsing. who has been In
this district for the past year looking
after the explorations OF the Sheldon
Estate and Luke WEIGH returned to |
Houghton last Wednesday. The Shell |
dens have closed up their exploratory |
work in these parts
The silver pitcher IL displayed In
the window of LAnneld's jewellery |
store.
FOR SALE: 40. 900 acres IN Gose.
bic and Iron Counties, Michigan: aiso
. half interest In miniss property in
Township 43. RAsge "a, Iron county. |
For particulars address.
Charles O. Brewster.
Attorney -st-law, 80 Liberty Street.
$1,000 New York city.
STRAY HEIFER, has been ut my
place at the Briar Hill location all
fall Color. red and white, with
white feet Is about ~ years old.
o~enr can have by paying charges.
Hans Olson.
Matt Burns was TO Marquette this
week on business connected with the
HurJa receivership.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER iva. who have
been at the Michel camp in Mansfield
township are a. home Egun
l.. Harris was arluctte visitor
the fore part Of the Wte