The diamond drill., 1906-12-01
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Cha Baker came home from tn. west
last Tuesday 10 remain for the winter.
He has been west about six months, In
tho employ of A. l.. Flewelling.
Charlie likes the work very much and
intends returning a. soon as climatic
conditions are such that be- can work
with convenience. He says that the
west is all right for a professional
man but no place for laboring man
as the costs OF living are so great.
See what we can do for you in the
piano line, we have a big line Of reli-
able makes sell on easy payments call
and see them at l.. A. Henry.
A letter from Jas. f. Gaffney con-
veys the information that he and his
are well and that fortune continues TO
smile on him He states that IL was
extremely cold at Duluth and
a bad storm was blowing. Fifty
boats were in the harbor waiting for
the storm 10 abate in order to get out.
A. p. Flewelling has handed In his
resignation as timekeeper at the Mans
fled and will leave January the west
TO take position with his brother, A.
l.. Flewellnig. ABE" as he is famil
iarly known, has been at the Mansfield
for several years and has made a fine
record out there.
The Fairbanks dry was fred last
Monday afternoon, probably from a
cande left burning by careless miner,
and some clothing and a portion Of the
inside Of the dry was burned. There
is good fire protection at the property
and the flames were quenchel before
they did any great amount Of damage.
Widow Shades made to order from
Richardson's Superlatiye OIL Opaque
Shades Coths Call and see samples
and get our Low Prices. l.. A. Henry.
John Gillispie, vice president of the
Detroit regalia company, paid Crystal
Falls visit yesterday. Mr.. Gillispie
was present at the /. o. 0. f. doings.
in company with Gen. Robinson. and
spoke very highly of Crystal Falls and
its people
A. Mendelson leaves Sunday night
for Chicago 10 buy his Christmas goods
He intends TO get one of the biggest
line of holiday goods in Crystal Falls,
not only all kinds of fancy china and
toys, but in all kinds Of fancy goods
and linens.
DR. Larson was exhibiting curiosity
about the streets this week in the
shape OF a mastodon's tooth, excavated
from the earth by friend OF the Doc.
tors about forty miles north Of Daw-
son city in the Yukon valley.
A party Of five came down from
Calumet last Thursday to attend the |.
O. o. +. doings here. In the party
were Edwin W. Northy. William Tay.
lor, Chas Scbwene.
Gen. Thos. f. Robinson. treasurer Of
the Detroit Tube works and big
manufacturer Of Plumbing goods, was
in the city Thursday the guest Of the
local /. O. O. +.
Herman Holmes came over from his
logging operations on the Brule last
Wednesday TO stay over the Thanks
giving with his family here.
Dan Dewey Is expected back from
lower Michigan today to take held al
his old jo0 in the woodenware factory
next Monday.
l.. Rosenfeld, who has been very
dangerously i'll with bad foot for
several weeks is reported to be greatly
improved. He Is at Green Bay.
Mrs. Charles Neuquist and children
left on Sunday last for weeks visit
with relatives and friends at Crystal
Falls and Iron River. Mining News.
Fred Roberts spent the Thanksgiving
with his parents at Iron River.