The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-03
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Dennis sullivan, the deaf mute who
pitched against the locals for the
Hurley team, died suddenly at his
home In GAINESVILLE, Wis. last Thurs
day night. The game he pitched
against the locals was his last IN Hlr-
lev. the management there giving him
his release because Of the drubbing
that he got. He then went 10 Ash
land and was pitching for that team.
Before one OF the games he was given
a dope by someone interested IN the
outcome OF the game and IL made him
SO sick that he was unable TO pitch
his game. He seemed 10 recover from
the dope but after arriving home he
got Worse and his death resulted. An
investigation twill be made OF the
affair.
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This offer will not appear again.
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ington ST., Chicago, Ill.
1t is dinicult TO find competent
student OF Green Bay business college
out of employment. So thorough IS the
training they receive that they are in
great demand. They are prepared to
do intelligent and satisfactory work
in business, and business men appre-
ciate their services. Ask for Catalog.
Misses Patricia and Loretta Cor
coran left last night for Chicago
where they will enter Our Ladys
Academy, one of the foremost ladies'
Catholic schools i'm the country.
They were accompanied by their
Uncle, Mayor Jas. +. Corcoran.
Where are you going TO spend labor
day. There will be general exodus
out from town ON that day Maybe
after while, Crystal Falls people
will get move on themselves and do
something 20 keep our people at
home.
A. Mendelson came home from his
Chicago trip last Monday. Abe saw
several ball games while in the Cream
City and in confidential talk with
the reporter said, II tell you you don't
see any better games in the city than
we see here now-a-dayS.n
Rev. A. A. haywood has been asked
20 remain another year at Houghton
and accepted the call. Mr.. haywood
is making an exceptionally fine record
in the copper country and his many
Crystal Falls friends are pleased there
at.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star had a
very delightful outing last Wednesday
at Chicagon lake. Ii was their annual
picnic and was well attended The
picnic was held at Parks landing, Mrs
Parks being a member OF the order.
The county board or supervisors
held a meeting last Saturday that was
very brief about the only business
transacted being the allowing Of
claims which are listed in another
column OF this issue.
Rev. j. A. Walker will leave next
week for conference. The Walkers do
not intend returning here next year
and have already prepared for removal
TO whichever place Mr. W. is assigned
TO.
Word received from Jas Spain con
veys the information that the family
has arrived safely at their future home
in the Canadian Northwest and that
they like the place very much.
VIM Trcbilcock returned from his
trip TO Green Bay last Saturday bring
ing with him his children, Harold and
Alice, who spent the summer with
their grand parents.
s7,20 TO Milwaukee. Wis, via the
G. NJ. & 81. Paul Railway. on account
Of Wisconsin State Fair Tickets sell
September 3rl, 10 9th inclusive
Good TO return September 10Th.
Conductor NanOss has been OF his
regular run this week pulling the big
fellows OF the road about the system.
The head officials were here on Mon
day. staying but short time.
For RENT The upstails OF my
house ON Fifth street
Mrs. c. 5. HENRY.