The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15

, very much the TACT that election Gay
falls SO close TO the opening OF the
deer season. Did election occur Q
week previous 20 The opening OF the
hunting season he might then have ar
opportunity 10 vote but under present
conditions IL will be difficult for him
10 make both connections as his hunt
ing grounds are away upon the Fence
and the dispatch OF his newly acquired
steed Is such as to make IL imperative
that he start not later than midnight
on Nov lststo be on the ground at tht
opening Of the season. LATER He
traded his, horse for a bag Of rut.
abagas, 50 his anxiety Is over With.
/ A. J. Kresean goes tonight 10 Lam
lsing as the representative Of Crystal
Falls Lodge to the Grand Lodge !. q,
10. f. meeting. The grand lodge
meets Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day OF next week.
See the ads of the Paris store and
n. Warshawsky in !this issue. They
are Offering exceptional bargains In
drygoods etc.
The Sawyer Goodman company sent
lot OF teams through here last Mon
day night destined for the vicinity OF
Atkinson where the company proposes
TO do a lot Of logging this season.
The county road commissioners are
STRENGTHENING out the county road
just as it approaches Fortune lake so
as TO take the crook out of ii and
make the approach 10 the bridge in a
straight line.
The Parks Mercantile company call
attention to their new line Of fresh
fish Of which this concern is making a
speciality now. Try them.
i am now prepared to serve meals
and oyster stews at my confectionery.
A. j. HAMS.
Jas. Long, head woodsman for the
Buckeye company, OF Iron River, was
in the city Thursday buying timber.
The Buckeye intends to use "A great
deal of birch this winter.
Mr.. Brown is making so many
improvements I'm the Lockwood, in the
way of repapering, cleaning and re-
novating that the place will not look
like itself when he gets through with
IL.
Dorothy, the little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. |. Cohen, is lying very sick
at her home with typhoid fever. At
this writing there is no change one
way or the other
Ole Hager brought some of the best
cooking potatoes TO our sanctum last
week that we have seen yet. All
potatoes are good this year as regards
size but these combine size and flavor.
The Ladies Of the Woman's Chris
tians Temperance Union will have a
lunch at Miss Seaberg's Millinery Par
lors Saturday afternoon from to &.
All are invited to come.
We got the names Of the Cayia
sisters confused last week and an.
nounced the coming marriage OF Miss
Helena instead Of Emma. Such errors
will creep in.
+. j. Neal moved his family from
the Parks residence on the corner OF
Fifth and Crystal avenues to the rooms
vacated 10y Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Flood.
Lunch, oyster stews and meals at
all hours at Hams confectionery.
Hendricks has the agency and has
display of Eastmans kodaks and
photo materials at jobbers prices. You
can save the express by buying of
him.
DR.. Crowcll, of Iron Mountain, was
in the city between trains Thursday,
called here by Drs. Darling for con
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle, OF Marinette
were in Crystal Falls last Wednesday
in attendance at the marriage of their
son, Daniel.
Mr. 5. Moody, OF Minneapolis, is
here this week visiting his wife who
IS very III at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. 4 Harding.
Miss Bell Tobin attended the Boyle
rhouin wedding here last Wednesday !
returning 20 her home a Florence |
evening
Mrs. J.. A. Arnold aud daughter
lula, is al The home OF Mrs. Thos |
,onliu while The latter IS at Lansing. |
They came Thursday
The members Of the orchestra gave
a party at WarShawsky's hall last
night TINT was very highly enjoyed.
Or Larson was at Iron Mountain
last Monday on business.
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