The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-08-13

welcome the ball club. Carriages,
gaily decorated, were on hand TO hold
the players and procession was
formed and marched the length OF
Superior avenue, winding up at the
Lockwood. Proprietor Margison In
yited the band and players In to
supper while hundreds Of citizens
stood about on the street corners and
played the games over again.
Suppose newspaper man, every
time he hears a man criticise him or
his newspaper in public, gave the
faults and short comings OF said fault
finder, what would be the result?
The editor may not know everything
but he does not live In community
long without knowing more than he
publishes Manistique Tribune.
Call at McCourts headquarters for
all the latest I'm photographs. Call
and see the latest in cards.
The st. Paul road has stationed a
steam shovel in the Paint river gravel
pit and Is again hauling its ballast
from that place. Gravel south OF
Amasa was tried but it is not as good
stuff as that in the Paint river pit.
The clergymen of Iron Mountain
seem determined TO stop Sunday base
ball playing. They have appealed 70
the Governor to enforce the law aud |
he has issued orders to have 1t stopped.
The people are greatly incensed over
the matter. Norway Current.
Mr.. and Mrs. All Healy who have
been living in the Ross house will
board at the Eldred until they find
house accommodations. This
Is only one OF the many instances Of
the scarcity Of houses in Crystal
Falls.
Do you think of having your photo
taken? III so call on McCourt and get
the latest styles and gold button
With each doz. cabinets.
Arch Woodland, Jr., Of Aliens Grove
Wis, accompanied by III. $. Molend-
Dah, OF Clinton, came TO Crystal
Falls last Sunday and are spending
week fishing on the Michigamme
liver.
Miss Ellie Parks returned TO her
nome at Crystal Falls Monday. She
vas accompanied by Miss Amy
Barnum, who will visit with her few
lays. Reporter.
Miss Minnie Harbour, who Is steno-
yrapher in the land commissioners
,flice at Lansing, came home Sunday
or a visit with her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Morrison of Iron
River and niece, Margaret, of Green
Bay, were i'm the city last Sunday visit
ny Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Waters.
Mrs. VIM. Pohman and son Owen,
II Duluth, were guests of Mr.. and
Hrs. j. S. Jacka OF the Western loca-
ion the fore part of the week.
Prof. Arthur Erickson, superin-
endant of schools at Freda, Mich,
vas In the city last Wednesday visit
ng with friends.
For RENT: The upstairs of my
rouse on Fifth street
Mrs. Q. 5. HENRY.
Miss Gertrude Murray, who was a
uest of Miss Flora Holmes last week
eturned TO her home at Menominee
N Sunday last.
The ladies OF the M. Il. church held
very successful meeting at the resi-
ence OF Mrs. Arvd Bjork last Tues
ay afternoon.
John Ross purchased w. j. Browns
ouse on Fifth avenue and will move
lis family there at once.
Seymour Eggleston, county sur
eyor Of this county was in the city
lst Thursday on business.
l.. II. McGillis came over from Iron ,
liver to visit with his son, County ,
treasurer John McGillis II
Jas. Nolan is ON his run again after I
weeks vacation spent at Spread I
,agle and Marquette.
Remember; f. J. Meals Photograph I
iallery Is head quarters for Photo {
raphS and Portraits. $
The Republican primaries for the
,veral wards Of the city have been
allied for the BIRD.
Misses Lottic LuStdeld and Flora
Iolmes visited friends at Florence =.
his week
John Stahl is figuring On a fine !,
eating plant for Alex Dalpra's J
csidence.
The big sale at The Fair store is still
n and lot Of goods are being dis
osed Of If
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