The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-11-14
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the North western look like thirty
cents. The trains leaving Crystal
Falls for Charming at seven in the
morning and at $40 in the morning
and arriving at Crystal Falls at II 80
a. m and 40 p. IN. will be taken of
on next Monday morning. In other
words train will arrive in Crystal
Falls at 300 "A. IN. and will leave
again at 2:l5 in the afternoon. The
next train will arrive at 410 I. IN.
and will leave again at Z :35 2. M.
These are all of the trains that will
make Crystal Falls. In short the
taking off of the trains will make it
impossible TO 90 north and return the
same day There will likely be a
howl raised as soon as the news gets
well scattered and we will have more
to say next week.
The arrest of son of Sheriff Pen
glase, of Marquette county by the
Delta county authorities for completely
in the postoffics robbery at Escanaba
threatens to nave developments for
some of the Delta county officials. 1t
developes that Penglase knew nothing
of.the.robbery other than the infor-
nation he gave TO the officials and
which was the key that led to the ar
rest of.the two crooks. He was dis
charged and exhonorated by the inst
ice and now threatens to bring suit for
damages.
The story of the silver pitcher.
VIM. Eldred has leased his hotel TO
Mr.. Mcclellan, of Commonwealth, who
will take possession of the place on
next Monday morning. Mr.. Eldred
retires from the motel business so as
to give his whole time to his horse
business The hotel is paying pro-
perty and the new landlord will pro-
badly do well therein.
Sheriff and Mrs Holmes left on
Saturday last for Chicago where they
attended the silver wedding of Mr.
Holmes uncle. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. VIM. Holmes, Jr.. and
Miss Flora.
Joe Landheld returned from Chicago
last Monday and is again behind the
cases in his jewelry store. Mr.. l..
reports having had an exceedingly fine
time in the city and says that there is
no slump in evidence down there.
Somke La Plante, lOc straight
Cigar. II. @. Buenger, Mgr.
Mrs. George Pellxey returned Mon
day from two weeks visit with her
parents at Crystal Falls. She was ac-
companied home by her sister, Miss
Alice Leanord. Ont Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes, of Iron River
came over from there on Friday and
kept horse" for Sheriff and Mrs
Holmes while the latter were on their
Chicago visit.
Smoke Old Glory Best sc Cigar
made. t".
Gust Holmes got about the SWEETEST
saddle that Crystal Falls supports from
r. p. Hollow's harness shop this week.
1t was a special order and beauty in
every way.
The f25. 90 silver pitcher most in
teresting story ever told.
Smoke New Cuba Cigars.
John Moberg who went to Cookstoon
Mimi, with the land seeking party
last week has about decided to stay up
there and go into business.
Pat Grafton will go into camp in
about a week. He has not large
amount of timber to put in this year.
his work being confined mainly to
cleaning up the big tract that he
worked on last winter.
l.. F. johnson has been in the city
several days this week. Mr. johnson
has been very sick and was not looking
we'll while here.
: The mystery of the handsome silver
pitcher told in two chapters.
Chas. Seaberg was up from Iron
Mountain this week. Mr. Seaberg Is
kept very busy now days attending 10
his increasing veterinary practice.
The Woodenware factory is running
full blast now days. About so people
are employed down there besides a
nun Der in the logging camp at Balsam
=. G. Chilson. secretary Of the state
senate. is in the city this week visit
ing with Senator Moriarty They
went TO tire hunting camp of the Rod
a. Gun club yesterday and Mr. Chilson
expects 10 bring big buck back with
him to Lansing
The story Of the silver pitcher will
end january 5. 1904.