The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-01

property, which tnis company mas con
tracted for The final details OF tn
transaction will be completed In abou
another month. Mr.. Byers says thai
the Copper Crown is now I'm stronge
hands then when first launched ant
that the company has enough fund
TO carry on development work on th'
Norwich and Hamilton TO successful
! issue. The showing which Is beinl
made at the Hamilton is very crafty
ing to those in charge OF the work ant
il is expected that IL will not be lonl
until work is also started on the Nor
witch. Mr.. Byers is one Of Iron coun
! TVS leading attorneys and his gentle
manly conduct and pleasing ways wiz
for him many friends where ever he
goes. -Ontonagon Herald.
WANTED-Quickly, few persons tC
represent long established wholesale
house among retail merchants and
agents. Local territory OF few
counties. SIS salary and expenses paid
weekly. Expense money advanced.
Commission extra. Permanent en-
gagemen. Business successful. Pre-
vious experience not essential. En-
close self addressed envelope. Adj
dress, SUPERINTENDENT TRAVELLERS,
1925 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
The new school house which the
Mastodon township school board built
at the old MastodOn station is now I'm
use, Miss Anna Hendrickson having
charge. The new building is locat-
ed at the forks of the road where
the old Delphic road joins the Flor
ence road 1t is a great convenience
to the people Of the south end OF
Mastodon township.
There will be a parlor meeting OF
the w. Q. L. u. at the home OF Mrs.
Rowley on Friday afternoon, Oct. It'll.
The new members will be initiated
and report OF the district convention
read. All members and everybody
who would like TO hear the report OF
are requested 10 be pres
ent.
l.. A. Henry is putting In cement
walk In front OF his store building.
The cement sidewalk business Is grow
ing rapidly in the city. Fred Flood
strand is putting in two besides the
Henry walk and has several more in
sight. Mr. Floodstrand does good
work and his walks are down 10 stay.
The troupe that played The Town
Gossip" at the opera house last Mon
lay night was the gossip Of the town
next day. They stranded here and a
Donation from the people about town
together with what they managed To-
raise amongst themselves brought the
actors back to their homes.
Jacob Binder started the fruit mar
<et for this section, as far as apples
ire concerned, during the week by
selling the products OF his orchard
bout town. The apples are superior
o many that are shipped in here at
much higher prices than he charged.
Mrs. Lydia Pearce has an al in this
ssue advertising cloaks, skirts, furs
tc. for which She il agent. She
epresents the well known Chicago |
ouse Of Chas. A. Stevens & Co., and |
andes nothing but goods OF the most |
eliable makes and latest patterns.
For Sale or Exchange:-l have a
icycle worth about fifteen dollars
'hich viii sell FOR cash or exchange
)r anything you offer which | am In
eed Of; buggy or blackboard preferred.
What have you 10 offer
CHAs. HAGER
We expected to have the averages
the players of the Crystal Falls
aSe ball club this week but owing TO
he stress of work due 10 changing our
uarterS we have not been able TO
)mpile them We viii have them
tier
Crystal Falls did well against the
alumet team when Caumets work
gainst the Milwaukee league team is
iken into consideration They shut
he Milwaukecs out last Tuesday to
he tune Of tot
Walter Darling returned 60 his
'hool duties at Madison last week.
Walter is a Senior this year aud win
nish the course next summer lie viii
G the first Crystal Falls boy 10 grad
ate from the Wis. University
Miss Hogan, Of IIipburn q Hogan,
ron Mountain, will bc al the Lock
God House Oh Wednesday and Thurs
ly, the 9th and Eth OF October with a
IN line OF trimmed and walking hats.