The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-20

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business Of dealing in dress and fancy
goods from her residence, part u the
house having been arranged for that
purpose She has added TO the property
10y building barn ON the alley in the
rear Of the house occupied by Jos.
Brooks
One Of the members Of the local base
ball team was overheard In the post
Office where he was scanning the resnl'
Of the series OF Worlds championship
games. 10 say, after reading Of Conf
skey gift Of fifteen thousand dollars
10 be divided equally among the play
ers, 'Myi Ny Just think OF getting
all yonr salary. and then some.
The Crystal Falls woodenware
factory started up Monday morning
Owing 70 scarcity of help the clothes
pin department is not as yet running
Manager GundersoD expects 20 have
the whole factory running 70 the limit
OF its capacity soon and informs the
Drill that the prospect for steady
winters run is very bright
Mrs Jas. McCourt and Mrs L. ID.
Rowley went TO Marquette Tuesday TO
attend District meeting Of the offic-
ers OF the local lodges of the nationl
Protective Legion. They were accom-
panied by Mra T. II. Gibson Of Amasa.
the president Of the Society in that
town.
Attend the sale at the Paris Store.
A portable engine has been stationed
on Fifth street during the week in or
der 10 furnish power 10 the steam drills
that are working on the ledge enconnt
cred in the sewer trench This will
greatly expedite the work and is hoped
no further serious delays will be- en-
Crystal Falls football team played at
Iron River last Sunday. The score
stood 0 TO 0 during an exciting game
The ball was carried by the county
seat boys TO within yard Of the Iron
River goal when time was called. Iron
River plays here tomorrow The boys
cleared Ssls 90.
Mr.. Aleck Kerr ~ Lanrium, Deputy
State Inspector Of Mines and Factories
was Ia town over Tuesday and Wednes.
day attending 10 the duties Of his
Office He went. from here 70 Iron
River.
Miss Gertie Sterling Of the Dunn
location who is planning 10 depart next
Wednesday for Tacoma Wash will sell
her household effects and farming i'm
plements at auction AZ her home next
evening. Hugh Gribben will
be the auctioneer.
VIM. Harvey, machinist At the Tobin
mine has moved 10 that location from
the Great Western where he has resid-
sd ever since coming to town. Mr.. ;.
II. Fossberg. bookkeeper AZ the Great
Western Mine Office. has moved into
the house vacated by Mr.. Harvey
Mrs. A. J. Connolly was in Ont
Dnagou last Tuesday and Wednesday in
attendance at the funeral Of Miss Sadie
Allen, daughter OF conductor Allen OF
he &. M a. ST. T. r. X
Mrs $. J. Connors and daughter
loretta. and Anna McCafferty, aud
Mrs. john Driscoll and children. Of
Hancock are visiting ~ conductor
Rogers this week.
Mrs. Lacrosse Of Pemhine Wis. WAS
brought here on the St Paul Wednes Il
lay and taken to the home Of her
laughter Mrs Joe Brooks, in order to
eceiye medical treatment
10 cents on the dollar Off on every
,air Of shoes you buy during this week
Il The Fair
Mrs Mary Reid who mas been run
ling the boarding house at the Dunn
nine for the last two years removed
asst week 10 Green Bay Wis, where
he will make her home in the future.
Mr.. Anthony Davis Of the Dunn
ocation has removed with his family
o the Tobin. where he j. at present
Our line Of children Merriam shoes at
Ipecisl prices during the week at The
Fair
Conductor Rogers left last Tuesday
evening To- visit at different points in
Illinois, Indiana Kentucky and Ten
nessee.
Miss phillis Spraggon Of Fon du Lac
Wis. il the guest Of Miss Flora Holmes
this week.
Special sale Of SHOES Tor the whole
week no The Fair
Mrs f. Kinsman u Beacon near
is visiting her daughter
Mrs Thoe Broad
Mr. J A. Bevier of Calumet was the