The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-03-19
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Miss Anna Seaberg desires 10 an
nounce TO the ladies OF Crystal Falls,
Mansfield and Amasa that she has
just returned from Chicago with a
complete line of the latest In spring
millinery and that she will open a
lmilliner shop in the Nummi studio
ina very short time. The date OF her
Opening will be announced in next
weeks issue.
Remember the entertainment to-
night at the Swedish NJ. Il. Church at
Is o'clock. Instrumental and vocal
music will be rendered. Rev. O. \.
Hildeton will give his lecture, IAN
Ideal Home. Rev. Carl j.. Andreen
will give an address also. Coffee will
be served. Admission %. Everybody
is cordially invited to be present.
b. f. Sayery, the Amasa merchant,
was in Crystal Falls last Wednesday.
Mr.. Slavery recently purchased the
Paulukuhn interest in the new gro
Gerry store in AmaSa. He is an ener-
getic young man and will add greatly
to tie business personnel OF the
county.
Rooms to Rent: Inquire of Mrs. G.
$. Henry.
Captain Isaac Williams paid us a
visit during the week. Mr.. Williams
is still a resident OF the Dunn and in
tends staying there. lie is property
owner Of the county possessing one Of
the finest forties in the vicinity Of the
Fisher settlement near Balsam.
Manyill b. Waite desires us to state
that there is no truth in the rumor
that he might, under certain circum-
stances, withdraw from the sheriff
race. He says that he is in the field
TO stay irrespective of whom his OPP
ponents may be.
The Rathbone Sisters have decided
upon April 10 as the date OF their
party The party will be given at
the opera house and will be the equal
Of any that they have had in the past
which is saying great deal.
Go to Henderson Bros. for every
thing in the Jewelry and Optical line,
Ed. Udd quit work at the Tobln
last Thursday and started to work for
Andrew Nelson. Mr.. Nelson is fgur-
ing on some big jobs in this vicinity
this year and expects TO keep his
usual sized crew going
Prof Murtaugh left last Monday
evening for Traverse city where Mrs.
Murtaugh is stopping. Mrs. Murtaugh
is in very poor health, which is the
occasion Of his trip.
joe. Meredith was in the city last
Thursday visiting friends. Mr.. Mere
dith has been sick with typhoid fever
for long time but is figuring on going
to work next week.
Services will be conducted tomorrow
Sunday at $3.50 a. m. and 100 p. m.
at the Swedish Nj. T.. Church, by Rev.
Q. N. Hildeton and the presiding elder,
Carl A. Andreen.
Ice was cut ON the old water works
pond the first time in the history of the
place this winter. Irving Jackson
harvested the crop and it was OF
very fair variety.
Smoke New Cuba Cigars.
Remember the entertainment to-
night at the Swedish M. Il. Church at
= O'Clock mining time. A good pro-
gram will be rendered and refresh
ments served.
Miss Jennie Bennett entertained a
of her friends at her home on
fourth street last Thursday evening. !
Poor Commissioner Greig was over:
ft0iti Stafiibatgh to attend the meet
Ing OF the county poor board.
Louis Berger came over from Iron |
River last Thursday to visit with !
friends In the city.
Joseph Lach, Of the firm Of Slavery !
& Zach, OF AmaSa, spent Wednesday |
in the city.
b. +. Davenport has removed from
Carson City to Bancroft in the lower !
peninsula,