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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-06
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT


Metropolitan Theater = Mistress
Nell" 80. ss,r-E ...
Orpheum Theater-Modern vaude-
vile. T. ~.
z, Bijou Theater-"Yon Yonson."
Lyceurn Theater-'When. Knight
hood Was in Flowers
Unique Theater-Vaudeville. .-
Dewey Theater - Harry Bryant's
Burlesquers. ..
Tuttle Universalist Church-Play.
1.-The District School Of Burberry
Corners '-.s,....
Unitarian Church-Piano recital,
Rudolph CAM. .
Andrew Presbyterian Church-Talk
on "Mormonism." Or. s. E. Wlshart.
-. University Armory - Basketball
game, Omaha Y. M. G. A. team VS..
the university girls.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-06
USE OLD CAPITOL.
State Historical Society to Discuss
Plan Monday Evening.

The proposed use Of the old state
capitol in st. Paul as permanent quar-
ters for the State Historical society
will be discussed at q meeting of the
society to be held Monday evening;
Members Of the society who are be-
hind the proposition claim that the So
ciety would have much more room in
the old building, and with changing, Il
part of the old structure SO as to make
it tireproof. the society could not have
a better home. The plan includes using
the old senate and house chambers for
general offices of the society, the for
mer executive offices for a portrait gal
lery, and the offices formerly used by
the auditor for an antropological muse
UNI. The entire basement could be de-
voted to the newspaper department.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-06
sowERY RuRLEsouERs NEXT.


Next week Hurtig & Seamon's Bowery
Burlesquers will visit the Dewey theater,
following Bryant's own company. Among
the vaudeville features will be Edwina,
dancer, Ben Jansen. parody singer. Tay-
lor trio. musical act, Watson and Barrett,
comedians, and Camille D'Arcos in a
novel act. Tomorrow is ladies' day mat
inee and night.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-06

Will You Wear oxfords?
Don't miss our show-largest in town.
Nickel Plate.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-06-16

Wanted.-Salemen with ability
and buiness experience to sell high
grade ]ubricating oil, greese and
paint on commission. Men owning
horse and buggy who can call on
owners Of threshlng machinery pre-
ferred. Liberal terms. Referance
required. The Federal Oil Co.. ,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-06-16

WANTED-Brown Bros. Co.. Ro-
chester, NJ Y. introducers of the
Baby Rambler ever blooming hardy
rose, want men and women to repre-
sent them in the sale of their high
class fast selling stock. Soliciting
only no delivering. Cash weekly.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-06-16
/ W, Quarter section
! n choice timothy
hay land close rs town. tiobson';
Land Office. \. .s.
V~VNRSN
LOCAL NEWS.

I : LUCAL NEWS.
1NN4&N<~~A~~,N ~
III 4. Branigan has been ECU red
/ W speaker the 18th at Wilmont. I:
:. Elof Swanson Of Pillager visited
here last week. 70. 5,...' ,'< s- 2l
Quart berry boxes and crates for
SALE, F.. C. Sitter. b.. + i,
Rev. Charles, of Storm Lake, was
here the first of the week. IL >ses
Percy Rose left Tuesday morning
for a visit in Pine River, MINI.
Ira Fox and wife left Friday fora
two weeks vacation in Iowa.
A. E. Lindgren Of Adrian was in
town last week on business.
s. s.smith has gone to Lake City,
to encamp there with tie militia.
r. Z. Morland and Fred Humiston
left NJ onday night fol trip to Port
land. Is f :S;.7 - 49, - n
- Elmer Kiser returned Sunday
from weeks vacation spent in st.
Peter: 81 .
4 Miss Grace Doolittle Of 500 Fails,
passed thru here Friday in route to
500 City. 2 =
The Swedish Lutheran Sunday
school will hold a picnic June oath
in Chas, Tillander's grove.
sc. Lobdell, of Spring Valley, in
ternaI revenue collector, was in
town the first Of the week. #s:3.
!: Mrs.-Wilbern returned to her
home inEsi0ley after visiting here
for q few days with relatives. j.
/. "a chnice X section Canadian
wheat land to exchange for good
house and lot See John Mitchell ct
= Miss Ada Pratt. OF Elkton, $. D.,
passed thru here Tuesday night. on
her way to Portland and other
western points. >....:,*s<% .
Will Langdon, of Los Angeles,
visited here last week with friends
He is q former resident of this city
and is well known here. w = e. =
!. Jim Mackay, A. r. Albertus, and
Tom Palmer left Monday to attend
the state tiremen g con yention held
June &l4th at Litchtield.
Dwight Harden returned home
Sunday from Minneapolis for.a.two
week's vacation. He is employed
there on the journal force. ~
81 Kelley and Co., have shipped dur
ing the last two weeks y cars Of but
ter and eggs, market value Of which
is $4,000. This certainly is q great
shelp the farmers. g; 3 ssss :. !
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Cressler, Of
Pierce, Neb., visited here this week
with DIR. Gould and wife,. Mrs.
Cressler was formerly Mics Inhelder
and she is well known here. = J.. -
!: A. q: Moritz loft Saturday for
Lake City where the state militia
will start camping next week. He
does not expect to return here again,
but will make his home in st. Paul
Chas. Ross, of Illinois, spent few
days this week with Kelley, the
butter and egg man. They were
both born in the woods and went
to the same school twenty years ago.
We noticed that the among the
graduates OF Minneapolis Central
high school this week, the name OF
Glen Day, son OF George Day, a for
mers resident Of this place. - ~
]. Among the graduates of St. Paul
Central high were Miss Maude Run
yon, daughter Of +. F. Runyon, and
Miss Blanche Runyon, who visited
here last summer with Mics Flora
Buchan. II II
" s~'~s ~ - ~ v ~. 81
!. ]. a !.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-06-16

WANTED-Bright, honest young
man over IS from Worthington to
prepare for position in Government
Service good pay and chance for
promot address immediately
W: Box one, Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Millet seed for sale. George Hack
or. ~.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-06-16

-WANTED-Men and women in
this county and adjoining territories,
to represent and advertise an old
established house of solid financial
standing. Salary to men $21 week
~, to women $12 to &1s weekly will
expenses advanced each Monday
by clerk direct from headquarters.
Horse aud buggy furnished when
necessary; position permanent. Ad-
dress, Blew Bros. Co., Dept. 4,
Monon Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
Parties, agents or individuals
wishing to correspond with Mrs. A.
T. Hayes in regard to the sale or
purchase Of her place in Lorain
township. section six, south east
quarter will do we'll to address her
at Redwood City California. ~ 4.
An opportunity to get free land
that will soon be a thing Of the past.
$50, 900 acres to elect from. We fur
nish teams and locate you on 16O
ACRES for $s5. You cannot make
money faster than to 60 with US at
,ones and get your choice. Adjoin-
ing land selling Is TO- as Per acre.
= ~ schwartx, Local Agent
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-06-16

L. WANTED.-Young man from No.
Ebles county to prepare for desirable
position in Govt. Mail Service. Sal
ary $500. Rapid promotion to $500.
Splendid opportunity. Address G..
w., Box One,' Cedar Rapids, la. y.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-06-16

g LOST-From cemetery and three
miles south of Ocheyedan bridge,
one Stevens pistol, inch barrel
and peep sight, finder please return
10 Nystom Bros. shop for reward.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

land until In the early nineties when
Mr.. Notes concluded to seek his
fortune in the land OF America. He
came TO this country first. leaving his
wife and children behind until he had
located. He was not long In settling
upon Iron County as his future home
aud in 1901 the family followed him
here. With the exception OF short
residence at Amasa. Crystal Falls was
the deceased lady's home since coming
to America
She was progressive and early ac-
qnired the ways and sought the ideas
of her adopted country. She was
good wife and mother as sorrowing
father and five devoted children testify
to. Her death was the first in the
family.
The remains were inferred In the
cemetery beyond ths river.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Enormous Damage Done.

Every availbale man was pressed in
to service ON Monday and Tnesd..y
clearing up the wreck that the seorm
left between the opera house and the
iron bridge. Every telephone and
electric light pole was torn down and
today the street from the crossing
down looks like forest that had sud-
denly been cleared Of it's trees. IL will
take several weeks 10 replace the poles
and wires and many dollars IN money
TO repair the damage.
The Michigan Telephone company il
bending every energy towards restoring
long distance service. Crystal Falls
has been isolated from the outside
world "a far ss telephone service IL
concerned since last Thursday and
there is no telling jnst when all Of the
tole lines viii be in working order.
A big force Of men il at work in al
directions
After the soll lines are mp there IL ,
months work on the exchange bcfor,
the phones about the city viii all be IN
working order again. What is tru'
in this city IL slso true In almos
every other upper peninsula town he
tween Watersmeet and Munising ~
that our readers can get some idea %
the enormous damage done 10y th'
storm.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Mrs. Domnick Notes.

The death Of Mrs Domnick Notes,
which occurred on sunday last. came
suddenly and surprised greatly the
community. for IL was not known that
the lady was ailing. She was sick but
short time and her death came un-
expectedly.
Death resulted from complication
Of diseases which terminated in the
heart being affected which accounts
for the suddeness Of the demise.
The funeral occurred on Tuesday
forenoon from the Church OF the
Gnar,iign Angel and was one Of the
very largest ever seen In Crystal Falls.
Acquaintances from all parts Of the
county wers present in large number
10 pay their last respeots 10 the deceas-
ed lady
Her maiden name was Dominica
Recla. n sister Of Manuel Recla, and
she was born In the province Of Tyrol.
in Austria in the month 81 February.
1855. making her few months past
fifty ut the time VI her death.
She passed her childhood days ia her
native lands and in 1873 was mar
ried 70 Domnick Mottes and they con.
sinued their residence In their native
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
SUBSCRIPTION sa.oo PER YEAR

which comes TO this city ON Monday
for a week = engagement says
The Maud Henderson Stock com
pany opened weeks engagement at
the Jeffers last evening with Slaves
Of the Orient. = A large audience ne
claimed the new nelordana with much
enthusiasm and the company made
most favorable impression 10 ranks
high In the general run Of stock com
panies The performance was even
and we'll balanced
The locale of the piece is laid In
Egypt midst surroundings Of the
harein, etc. The omnipresent Amer
lean naval officer is on deck 10 save
slaves Of the harem and other ill. treat.
ed creatures from their tyrannical
masters Exciting situations are de-
vised and there is plenty of comedy.
Il. N. Primrose plays the rale OF
Ensign Carter OF the flagship Brooklyn.
In capable foshior. and Maud Hen
derson. as Iuleikn. queen Of the harem.
does merit0rinus work The comedy
wort IL s.iven by @. Ed Naftzger in
the role ot SAMMY Green from the
Bowery, and Elite Hunten Naftzger as
Mrs. Snmnel Green. other parts were
taken we'll by Rita Jarvis M Estella.
Jack Mansfield rs Abbas pasha
khedive Of Carlo. r. q Primrose as
Abu Hammond and Walter Garside rs
kemphren. the Morrish slave Tne
staging Of the piece was good. all
things considered. and the production
was enjoyable. AT the Opera House
Oct 30.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
A GREAT WEEK
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES
BEST WEEK THAT CRYSTAL FALLS
MERCHANTS HAVE SEEN.
FARMERS INSTITUTE NEXT WEEK
Will be Held at Iron River on the l4th and
18th Of November All Farmers
Should Attend This Meeting.

Every merchant in Crystal Falls had
smile on his face this week resulting
from the exceptionally good trade that
the business men of the city has enjoy.
ed during the week.
The cold weather coupled with pay
day that dumped 500. OaO into the city
is the canse of H.
The warm weather Of the early fall
was not productive of good business
and, notwithstanding the fact tnat
work was plentiful and that wages
were good business men were com.
planning. But the cold turn in the
weather brought out the business
especially in clothing and drygoods.
Several merchants will 20 TO the
city TO stock mp at once who were in
doubt as to what they would do earlier
In the season.
The good business so early in the fail
presages a record breaker during the
holiday weeks and all of the merchants
are preparing for the great rush.
On the 18th and 18th Of November
there will be- held at Iron River an
institute for the farmers OF the county.
This meeting will bring TO the county
some of the best posted talent ON
practical farming that can be had i'm
the state. These meeting are produc-
tive of lot Of good and every farmer
in the Crystal Falls district should at
tend this meeting at least one day.
The program has hot been announc-
eel yet but will be soon. and the
Diamond Drill exhorts all interested
to try and attend this meeting as IL
will he to your interest 10 do SO.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Quit for Season.

The municipal crushing plant was
shut down ON Wednesday evening and
the machinery housed for the winter
This turn was taken owing TO the had
weather and the uncertainty Of labor.
II is getting 40 late in the year now
tnat IL IL not possible 20 prosecute
street work with any succsss
The piece Of road that was made In
the two weeks that the plant operated,
il a fine sample Of what we will have
along the main street next year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
The odt e s-Cibson Wedding.

The marriage Of Ira ID. Odgers, of
this city to Miss Gertrude Gibson. OF
Champion. was solcmnized at the home
OF the brides parents at Champion
last Wednesday afternoon. Only the
immediate relatives and friends OF the
contracting parties were in attendance.
After the wedding supper the young
couple boarded the evening train for
Chicago and other southern points for
brief honeymoon trip after which
they will come 10 Crystal Falls and
begin house keeping in the beautiful
new residence which Mr.. Odgers re-
Gently erected on Fifth street.
Both OF the young people are we'll
known here Mr.. Odgers is a member
of the Cole & Mcdonald company and
has large interests on the Menominee
range which ne looks after for his
company. He has been resident OF
Crystal Falls about five years and dur
ing that brief time has won the adj
miration and confidence of every one
by his gentlemanly ways and through
attention TO business.
: The bride is sister of Mr. j. I.
Gibson and taught school at Amasa for
several years She is very well known
aud highly thought OF in the com.
miunty.
The Diamond Drill joins the many
friends Of the young people in vel
coming them TO our community and
wishes them the best of fortune.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
NO BIG ADVANCE
ON next YEARS. ORE
CONSERVATIVE PRODUCERS seEKTo
LIMIT INCREASE TO rs CENTS.
BIG INCREASE DISASTROUS
Volume Of Business Keeps up in Iron and
Steel Work Being Rushed at
Local Mines.

The Iron Trade Review saws In
terest again centers in rails and con
.secutive business men are sounding
note OF warning that there IL real
peril in the present tendency to adj
vance prices. The strong influence
working against runaway market
has however. been shown recently in
the decision not 10 advance the price
OF plates and other finished products
and this week two of the largest ore
concerns in Cleveland which are also
identified with the manufacture of
iron, have stated i'm positive way
that they are opposed 10 advancing the
price Of ore for 1906 more than "a cent
,,,er ton. They point to the disastrous
results which followed the heavy adj
vance of oie prices in 1900 after a
period of prosperity in 1899, and say
that sellers will not be wise III they do
anything which will bring about re-
petition of the experiences Of five years
ago.
''As there is no longer IN association
for the control of ore prices IL seems
practically certain that the conserva-
tive Cleveland interests referred to
will establish the market for next
year. The coke market Is I'm a fever.
ish coLdition and buyers are objecting
strongly TO what they declare are un-
reasonable prices now being asked.
On account Of the present conditions
OF the coke market there Is marked
renewal of activity in coking opera
tions. Some important iron and ste-'
interests which have their own Goa
supplies are preparing 10 add largely
10 their coke making capacity. One
company will build about 400 ovens,
and the Toledo Furnace company,
which has decided to erect a second
stack. will also build by-produci
coke plant.
lone proof of the extent TO which
the railroads are TO be credited with
present prosperity is found in the fact
that the Pressed Steel Car company
will. with the beginning OF the new
year, get from the Carnegie Steel com
pany about $1,000 tons monthly Of
rolled steel products. nm increase o
20 600 tons above the amount nov
received Car manufacturers repor
that they are crowded with orders.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
we're enrolled as Democrats can vote
for the Democratic candidates.

we're enrolled as Democrats can vote
for the Democratic candidates
II the direct primary for nominating
congressman is adopted in June. tnen
any man desiring 10 be candidate Of
his party must present TO the secretary
Of state petition signed by number
cf the voters enrolled with his party in
April equal to ? per cent of the vote In
each county cast for the nominee OF
his party for governor at the previous
state election,
To sum up the methods which APP
plies TO the Republican plan of
nominating congressman. and the
same method applies TO action by the
Democratic party IL II wishes TO en-
ploy II. we have the following
First. All Republicans must De en-.
rolled as such at the spring election on
the FIRST Monday in April, 1906.
Second. A petition sigped by those
Republicans enrolled and by number
eqaul to 20 per cent Of the vote cast
for the Republican candidate for
governor ia the congressional district
at the election in 1904. asking that the
question of direct nomination for con
gressman be submitted TO the Republi
cans on the second Tuesday in June,
1906. must be presented TO the secretary
of state.
Third. A vote is tagen on the se-
cond Tuesday In June. by the Republi-
cans in the district who were enrolled
in April aud IL a majority Of those
voting are IN favor OF the di..sect pri
mary as shown hy the vote the direct
primary s,,,,an for the Republican party
Or the district is adopted.
Fourth. On the second Tues
day in September direct primary for
nominating candidate for congress
man will Ire held at the various voting
precincts in the district. and the
candidate who gets the most votes Is
the candidate of hts party to be voted
for at the election in November
Fifth. No man can have his name
printed on his party ticket in any
county unless he has tiled with the se-
cretary OF state petition signed by at
least per cent o. the number OF votes
cast in that county for governor In
1904
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
EDUCATIONAL MEETING ON
Upper Peninsula Teachers are at Houghton
This Week

The meeting Of the upper peninsula
teachers association IL on at Houghton
since last Thursday and large
majority Of the teachers OF the PEN
insuia are in attendance Crystal
Falls has eight teachers and It's super
intendent at the meeting, Those who
are not at Houghton are required to
teach.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Maud Henderson Stock Company

The Saginaw Courier in speaking Of
the Maud Henderson Stock company,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

Everybody come and see the witches.
They will be In their dens 40 the
Halloween party oct 81 And above
ali have your fortune told by the most
noted fortune teller of the country.
She viii be gowned In the most
gorgeous array and her iewelry will be
unqualIed. She will arrive ~ 80.
Don miss ner.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

The last number .ot The Modern
Maccabee notifies the members Of the
order Of special assessment called for.
next month. The death rate has been
high in all orders increaHing the assesr-
manf calls for the past year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

Work at the local mines il PROCESS
ing about "a when last reported. Every
nerve is being strained 10 get ont the
most ore ever mined in one year and
the Crystal Falls district will ship in
the neighborhood OF 600, 600 tons OF
ore this season il shipping lasts until
Thanksgiving iay IA 1t generally does.
The work Of getting the two mines
Of the Corrigan Mckinney company
ready Tor shipping Is pushed as rapidly
ae can be under the circumstances
The boilermaksrs have - big job at
the Kimbal that they are getting near
the end Of. II is not likely that pump
ing will begin at the Armenia until
the shipping IL over with.
The labor scarcity is the great draw
back and promises to he the hardest
nut 10 crack from this ont
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
Gard OF Thanks

We take this means Of thanking the
large number Of friends from this city,
Amssa and Stambaugh and all others
who were 10 kind to ms during our late
great sorrow
DomnicK Notes and family.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
$50. 900 Fer THE HOME
Odd Fellows Made That Award at Benton
Harbor Last Week

Harbor Last Week.
The principal legislation at the re-
cent session of the grand lodge ]. ..
@. r. was in connection with the new
ly organized orphans home at jackson
and the most important legislation in
connection Herewith was the appro-
priation OF $5o. 600 for the purpose OF
permanent improvements. The most
important item in the improvement list
is the erection OF new building to
accommodate at least 30 persons.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are
Grand Master Brake J. Orr. Bay City.
Deputy Grand Master Fred
Rogers. Reading
Grand Warden W. X. Kennedy, Mt.
Pleasant
Grand Secretary Henry n. Wilder,
Lansing
Grand Treasurer Benjamin d.
Prichard, Allagan
Grand Marshal W. II. Flynn, Detroit
Grand Conductor A. NJ. Coburn,
Petoskey
Inside Guardian 9. F. Ganschow.
Saginaw
Grand Herald A. Hamburger Detroit
The Rsbekah Assembly which met
at the same place ~ the grand lodge,
took steps looking towards the dis
ticting OF the state. Crystal Falls ws'
honorvd In the Assembly by the selec.
tion OF Mrs. Conlin as a member OF the
by laws committees. n standing com
mittee OF the body.
The officers elected are
President Jennie w. Pilkey. Port
Huron
Vice President Olive Ewing, Reading
Warden Susan r. PeckhaD, Freepor
Secretary Ida M. Davis, Lansing
Treasurer Anna Goldenberg- Burnes
Detroit
Marshal Hannah BailIargeon kalkask'
Conductor Emma w. Neimnn, Ba,
City
Inside Guardian Hattie jackson
Detriot
Outside Guardian Leona Baily
Traverse City
Bylaw Committees
Frances Vessel LANSING
Nora Conlin Crystal Fall
Mrs Warner Benton Harbo
Il The next session will be held a
darlington In OCT. 1906.
VI Everybody come and see the witches
They will ~ In their dens at n