The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-08-06
perso,lals

this city TO Iron Mountain on the
occasion OF the Barnum 4 Baily cir
Gus. The ST. Paul passengers will
leave here at 7,O5 and will be hauled
down on the morning freight from
Claiming. The ST. Paul people wish ii
understood that they guarantee TO
get passengers TO Iron Mountain In
time for the parade. The North
western passengers will leave on the
regular train at s:55 and arrive in
Iron Mountain at 1000. This road
also guarantees TO get its passengers
there In time for the parade.
The boys about town are having a
great time with young man employ
ed In the railway service In the city.
1t seems that this young man and his
girl were very comfortably seated in a
lawn swing when a skunk made his
debut In close proximity TO the swing.
TO move was fatal so they sat quietly
and suffered but Mr.. Skunk showed
no disposition TO move. Finally the
couple decided TO raise the siege and
called for re-inforcements In the per-
son Of the young lady's father who
charged the enemy, raised the siege
and released the prisoners.
The decision OF the supreme court
defining the indeterminate law,
affects five prisoners sentenced
from the Iron county circuit
court to the Marquette prison. In
the case OF John Westerberg convict
ed of enlightenment in October 1908,
the sentence was not less than one or
more than five years and in the case
Of And. Macki the sentence was not
less than one or more than three years.
Both Westerberg and Macki will get
out in the early part OF October
Remember: +. j. Meals Photograph
Gallery is head quarters for Photo.
graphs and Portraits.
The Nebraska Indian base ball
team, which plays here the first week
I'm September, is now playing in the
lower peninsula. In its games with
the semi4professional teams down
there the team has made a great
record. OF the last eight games play
ed, seven have been shut outs and for
fifty-four innings they have not been
scored against.
In these days Of hurry and hustle,
IL Is very essential that young per-
son have some special preparation for
usefulness In business. There is moth
ing that Will qualify young man or
woman for a good position, like a
thorough course In Green Bay Bust
ness College. Catalog free.
Cows For SALE have a choice
lot OF cows which will sell at reason
able prices Inquire at my farm west
.0f the Columbia mine.
ANDREW RUNDQUisT
The United Workmen purchased a
piano from Dan Dewey this week and
will place 1t IN their lodge room for
use. This makes the second piano
sold TO lodges this summer by Mr..
Dewey.
Frank Cole started moving his stock
OF drugs and supplies TO the Parks
building last Monday and will be
about ready to open up In his new
quarters next Monday morning.
For SALE:--The Anderson farm
near Fortune Lake. For particular
inquire OF MRS. CHAs. ANDERSON.
Sam Bridges, who has been attend |
ing 70 the drug department OF II. w.
Coles Pharmacy for several years, has
opened drug store In the building
lately vacated by Mr.. Cole.
Kramer Bros. OF Iron Mountain pur-
chased the Jacob Gordon stock Of |
goods at Florence during the week.
They were figuring upon the Justified
stock but the deal flashed.
Captain Josiah Brooks, of the Hia-
watha mine, Stambaugh, Is home for
months vacation during the suspen-
sion Of work at that property.
Doyou think OF having your photo
takeny If so call on McCourt and get
the latest styles and a gold button
with each doz. cabinets.
The work of laying the stone on the
new Diamond Drill building was
commenced on Wednesday and is be-
ing hustled right along.
Mrs. Oliver Laramie visited her
sister at Marquette this week.