The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-24

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accordingly several OF our citizens
were ''nipped' early In the week and
had TO pay heavy fines. The news Il
being scattered at lively rate and the
horses generally walk now.
Many OF the old residents will re-
member the family OF Frank Notion,
the painter, who lived here in 1891
! Frank Notion was labor agitatoI
and was killed few years ago by fall
I ing from scafiold at Glidden, Wis.
The family has again been brought
into the lime light by the son, William
Notion, who murdered his wife IN
Milwaukee last week.
Ladies For chapped and rough
hands try Coles hand lotion.
Mrs. A. w. Blom will entertain at a
six O'Clock dinner Friday in honor Of
the following Young ladies who will be
members OF the Bowdish- Holmes
bridal party: Mrs. Art Wells, Miss
Edna Wells, Misses Flora and Bess
Holmes of Crystal Falls, Abbie Me-
Gordon OF Grand Rapids, Mich, and
Lucille Chandler of st. Louis. Men
ominee Herald.
Mr.. VIM. Larson. Of Ishpeming is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fisher Mr.. Larson is with
George Tucker I'm the insurance bust
ness and is very successful. He was a
member OF the famous lshpeming foot
ball team that won such record
few years ago and takes lively interest
in the game yet.
No "old things at Bridges Drug
Store. Everything new.
The county convention in Dickinson
county was quite a warn affair 1t
was held at Iron Mountain last Tues
day and the following were nominated.
Judge of probate II. Il. Miller, Sheriff
r. Oliver, Clerk II. f. Browning,
Register j. w. CORN, Prosecuting
attorney A. Q. Cook and Treasurer
9. Lindahl.
Luke WEIGH brought home fine
souvenir Of his last trip across the
ocean Ii consists OF several copies
of the daily paper printed on the boat
giving the news OF the world, via
wireless telegraph system. Mr.. WEIGH
prizes the papers highly and evinces
great pride in showing them TO his
friends.
Try Arodenta for the teeth. Att
Coles new store.
Miss Stella Doucet IN in Crystal
Falls visiting with her many friends
here. The Doucets live at Escanaba
now but still keep up their interest in
the Falls. Miss Doucet has the dis
of being the first white child
born within the present limits OF
Crystal Falls.
About fifty men will be laid Off. at
the Bristol tonight owing to the ship
ment ~ pre- upon which they have
been Working having been completed.
The men will be eagerly snapped up
at the other mines OF the district,
though, and the lay-off will not be felt
greatly.
III we haven't got what you call for
we will tell you so. No substituting
at Bridges Drug Store.
Ed. Mitchell proposes 10 do big
Job OF logging this winter. He has
built set of new camps near the
river and will operate |
crews from both camps. His son,
Chas. Mitchell, will have charge Of
the new camps.
Marquette succeeded i'm getting |
Rev. A. A. haywood, much TO the dis
OF the Houghton people.
Mr.. haywood gets much better
:harge at Marquette whereat his
Crystal Falls friends are pleased.
Madames A. Justified, w. A.
Holmes, l.. ID. Rowley, II. Holmes
md II. c. Buenger accompanied Mr..
Buenger on trip across the county
asst Wednesday. They visited at Iron
River returning In the evening.
The young friends of Dan Boyle and
Lephrina Thouin gave them very
surprise last Wednesday
when reception was held in their
lonor at the Warshawsky hall. A
very tine time was had.
Rev. HiIdcrtom, who had charge of
HE Swedish Methodist congregation
here last year, has been transferred to
superior, Wis. II Is probable that
Rev Swan Anderson will have charge
II the local congregation.
Alfred lverson is back again behind
The counters in j. 9. WilkinSons drug
store.