The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-12-16

This Issue Of The Diamond Drill Is
as large, II not the largest, ever issued
from THE Office. II contains 10 pages
Of good reading and interesting ad
vertising We are not In the habit Of
blowing our own horn but it IN due TO
our employees 10 mention the fact that
we believe no office i'm the state can
show greater output OF work for the
number Of hands employed than can
this Office for the week just passed.
With but three in the Office, including
the writer several quarter sheet posters.
sheet poster, a set of by laws court
calendar and an extra amount OF
stationery work has been turned out
during that time In addition to setting
400 inches of advertising and fourteen
columns Of type for the paper This
record is made possible only through
the fact that we have simplex
machine in our office. the operator,
Miss Duffy having set All OF the type
used in this issue in fourteen hours.
All oi this work was done without one
minnie of overtime aud We are out on
time
The furniture for the Commercial
bank arrived Thurtday afternoon and
has already been placed in position.
The bank will be- closed at noon today
and will not reopen until Monday
in order TO make the transfer from one
building to the other. The furniture
is of the latest pattern, ana when set
tied ard in place the Commercial bank
will be credit 10 the town. and
worthy Of patronage by all our people.
A prosperous bank speaks volumes for
the stability of any community. Mr..
Coe has certainly made a success OF the
banking business here. and we hope TO
have him continue with us for many
years to come. Reporter.
The most patient man and woman in
Michigan are now residents OF
Escanaba. Their names are Mr. and
Mrs. Oldle Nassau. but that dates only
from last Friday when marriage
license issued in 1908 was renewed and
Nassau made Miss Susie Elias his
wife The couple are Syriaus and the
wedding was set for two years ago but
the groom father objected anG
threatened 10 disenherit him 80 the
wedding az cancelled and Nassau set
about bnilding up mis- own fortune
which he succeeded in doing At
Escanaba and when he felt indepen
dent Of the old man he returned 70
Hancock and claimed his bride
The Iron River Cheese and Creamery
Co, met in the village council room
Monday afternoon and elected the fol-
lowing board Of directors W
Byers. NJ. b. Waite, John Garland
W. q. Greig and Charles T. Johnson
The report Of the secretary showed
that over a. 900 had been distributed
to the farmers after the running *
pense Of the factory had been paid.
This was a splendid showing for the
first year, and indicates that with pro
per management tho factory can BE- u
great value to the farmers Of this sec
ton Reporter
III another part Of this paper will be
found the two page ad Of the Paris
store, advertising the big sale which
is to be held at that store during the
holiday season. The bargains are
numerous and we'll worth paying strict
attention to.
Oscar Widstrand, Of The Gre staff,
was at Duluth Monday and Tuesday
and perfected homestead entry on a
piece Of fine agricultural land north
east Of Sturgeon lake. whore he will
eventually make his home Mesaba
ore.
All the latest Ladies Home Journal
patterns at The Fair
Ralph Griswold came over from
Pentoga last Wednesday evening and
spent the night in the city.
Step in and see Floods Xmas line Of
candies and also get our Xmas prices
Paul Schook was in Green Bay
Thursday on business
That Christmas present you were
going to buy Where will you get it,
Why at Buengers cigar store. He has
cigars put up in very chooses way
made from the best OF stock Just what
you are looking for for Your husband
or sweetheart Call and place your
order
The new mp to date Ladies Home
Journal patterns at Justified =.
Frank Bertrand has taken the posi-
tion OF time keeper At the Dunn made
vacant by the resignation Of Isaac
Williams. Jr
Flood can fiji any size order for
candies from 10 to 100 10.
John Tufts and Master Clarence
Buenupr spent "A few daVs with frVi,y