The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-09
NOTICE MYsTfCs.
Frank w. Cole will collect sssees-
msnts for me In my absence.
Joseph Cheney, Sec.

A Bessemer dispatch states that
watersmeet township is having . big
fight on saloon licenses. A brother Of
the supervisor OF the town wants .
monopoly of the saloon business there
and 90 liquor bonds were raised by
the board TO $500 and only resident
bondsmen accepted. Aside from the
town officials. tho town. has not re-
sidens fresholders enough 10 make up
that amount. its population bcing
mostly transient railroad and lumber.
men. Applicants refused have now
begun proceedings to enjoin issue Of
license TO the. brother sbecauss his
bondsmen are town officials. which the
laws Of Michigan prohibit from going
On any liquor bonds.
A change has been made in the -dinn=
ing car connections on the Chicago.
Milwaukee a. St Paul out Qf.,.tbe
Copper Country. The trains leaving
Houghton ut :45 p. IN. will connect
with the diner at Summit at 62O
instead of at z O'clock at Champion
as formerly. .t''t,'
A number Of orr citizens have re-
% a notice this week o the purchase
OF taxtitles on their property BY one
John Cory. of Marinette. The titles
are away back in iSS2-to 1885,. SIT is
the general opinion that those ,,old
titles are not worth the paper they are
written on and we would advise our
readers to secure legal advice before
coughing up" to the tax title man.
r. p. Hollow is making big adj
dition to his harness shop. He will
use the whole OF the present structure
for store anu the new part fora shop.
Hats will be town talk next
Nonuay ana Tuesday at MISS Hender
sons
/. Cohen will move into the rooms in
the upper story of the new building he
recently purchased. Mr.. Cohen has
been at work for several weeks fixing
mp the place and has elegant living
quarters here.
J. X. Stolberg. the tailor has moved
into the Dunn building and will keep
his shop where Gidlund formerly held
out. 1t is an excellent stand and Mr..
Stolberg is doing good work all of
which means that his trade is daily
increasing.
w. J. Webber left last Saturday
night for Cornwall for visit at home
during the summer. Mr.. Webber came
to this country about seven years ago |
81 that the scenes in the old country |
have yet their Ct nus for MIN.
Mr.. Cavenaugh. formerlyitrain dis
patcher for the st. Paul road at Char
ming was in ths city last Monday
visiting friends here before starting |
FOR California whore he will make his
future home.
The Sullivan estate, at Iron River, |
Was settled mp last Monday. Mr..
3 oran completing his IN nistrsto =
ship with entire satisfaction
Chas Mitchell strained himself
while working ut the Lachapelle ice
lousb recently and is quite sicK. He
Is little better at this writing
j. J. Sipchen, OF Iron River. on of
,he prominent west side property
owners. was in the city this week !
attending the tax sale.
Dan McKlnnon was in the Falls the /
'ore part of the week looking after his
interests,
Ira Udgers was over from 5tambsugh
he fore part of the week but returned
here again Thursday
l.. Harris made business trip to
Chicago and Milwaukee last week.
Myer Savlan is at metropolitan this
week
Miss Jensen returned Monday from
Chicago where she had been for several
lays looking over the styles in mill
merry.
Mis- Gott was at Marquette last
sunday.
Mrs. p. +. Dunn is putting new
roof on the tailor shop
Mrs. Lacnspelle hiss installed q fine
now fountain in her restraint "
Pets McGovsrn was In the city last
raesday attending the tax sale
,t..., q. s--~ 49, D.
Spring lasiness. legs ache, back sohes.
feel tired. no ambition. no appetite.