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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-24
CHArTER XIII.

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whxx wfsh II. wetfed - % the din.
- iiskoasnx, terribly vIvsd and inresss-
snt. iIehte1 np the whsle sea again and
axuin. showing ssrh the others fac~. ths
ksce = worn ard ss8gne-atrscksn man
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fnx<rsxls - Ne mosned wAssn the great
- sank. II WIS not until the .nn rose
evsr - iane swsii that ~ s3spt for an
tear q mare ana sfter he sieep we we're
kskh esfner. Tke captain was very sniet,
81 - fm1ed 81 me often with m ex-
w1nuisa | ksd seen On his faes when be
saved fron kis nen.
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IN wearing ~ ~ !: ian helS yca asbore.
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my ysf-
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thsf. and NJ hearts soae With ny sAlp
~ .kan nssex ~ her Tile again"
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ria, ! great efIars. aaa 1T at. seuiiina
wsth tse bAert oar ID tnechanI1ai and
sssexeflef af~rnt nay.
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-24
CHAPTER XIV.

kad spruag up the ladder before Dan
hsa gathered his scattered wits 60 re.
sne1ntee that II wss there. II was wsFth
mach TO watch that haaesf fellow ar he
Eripred my hand 10 his two great paws.
asisd him II Redeyick and Mary were
aboard.
They're down hssoa. 40 I'm aiise, and
the bands Il ashore. bar they'll come
shsasA for fhEs. Shah tell 'e1n A. roo We
cAiled Ii passing liksf can hardly see
out Of my syss Tor looking ~ yoa. air.
rsaf cid Dan did NOT guile knog shat
a@ ws. doing. ! ieff him IN me raiAsa os
BIS ssFanes talk snd Walked ssftfy s0wn
shr csmpaAlea wsy - IL Gees u me- ~.
ieen. sna oDeaeA Il 40 sss~<. assas
MOI. before sbeza - ~ sssns fs~m the
dead. Mary. whose esii&AsA hses locked
sery drawn. wss sttfsnv befsre hook.
op~n upoa DE table. l<v BEAD rsstiay up
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
MAY BRING PARKSIDE
AND RIVERVlEW TOGETHER

There is such a dispute over the
claim Of Riverview team for the anna
teur baseball championship that the
only solution of the controversy seems
TO be another game between Parkside
and Riverview
Here are two samples from many
disputants of the Riverview claim:
Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL
/ see by one Of the papers that Mr.
Mousley has been boosting his River
view team as amateur champions. ]
cannot see how he can do so, as the
Parkside's record shows it to be the
best team. and also there has been no
third game to decide.
Also, Mr.. Mousley tries to impress
the public that his champions" have
lost but four games this season, but if
he should happen to look over his score
book little more carefully I know he
will see the list of defeats as follows:
Pullman, 2; Parkside, 1 Ford, 1;
Rose Hill, 1; Waverly 1; Madison A
c., 1. This shows them as losing seven
games. Now the public can judge.
Former Riverview Fan.
October s, 1907.
Evening journal., 1907-10-09


All the teams rooted hard to win.
There viii be a hot time in this league
before the end of the season.
Falrview and Passtime rolled hight
scores.
When Green gets over his stage fright
he will be all right.
Freddie Rommel did welr for his first
time I'm a match game.
f. schabach had his singer working in
the first game.
Pastme needed three strikes to win
the first game. J. schabach was equal tc
the emergency.
whistling Dawson needs a little more
practice.
scotty's team win get going soon, ther
look out.
Fairview has some good bowlers on the
team.
Captain "Red" of the Pasiime says that
a req light on the head pin would helr
some.
Pastime had an Iron Field with them
last night and they made a strike
key with his terrible hook get cold
feet.
More interest is being shown in bowl
ing this year than ever before.
Muncey rolled high single he being the
only one TO reach the 20 marlS-20S.
Sam Green is there with the racket.
He hits pin like he would crack 1t,
If more pains he took,
When rolling his hook,
His team wouldn't ask him TO "jack-it."
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
.2.lO PERFORMERS
ARE PLENTIFUL

The racing season Of 1907 has
brought forth a large number Of 2lo
trotters and PAGERS. many Of whom
have lowered their records materially
from those made by them the previous
year.
There are twenty horses so far that
have stepped a mile in less than 21O.
and ffty-seven PAGERS that have also
gone below the ten mark.
The list Of new 2.1o trotters for 1ao7
now contains the following horses:
sonoma Girl 2.O5ii; Highbau . osi5.
ANcyel 2.O6h; Tempus Fugit 9.o7H T.
Watson, 2.O7lh.
Margaret o.. 2.0Sh; Claty Latus
z'oSh Wild Bell, 2.OSh; Daniel 2.OsH ;
Beatrice Bellini 2.OSIk; Wilkes
Heart 20S&; Kentucky Todd, 2.Osa, 1;
Jack Leyburn, 2.O9 Gen. Watts
2.osh; Berico. 2O9H; Athasham
2.09h; Sterling Mckinney. 2.O9H .
Gold Burr, 2.09& Ward NJ. 2.O9@
ldora, 2.O9&.
The 2.10 PAGERS are much more
plentiful the list so far for the wear
being as follows.
John A. 2.OSik; Hidalgo. 2.O4H
Aileen Wilson. 2.04A: Hedgewood Rov
l2oiia; Reproachless, 2.O5h; Jennie w.
2.o4ia; LELAND Onward, 2.O4is: Infer
lotta, 2.Ol%.
William O.. 2.05; Dana Patch, 2.05if
r. r. D., 2.05M; Alice Pointer 205l5;
Laura Bellini, 205ia; Thornway. 2.O5Is.
Straight Advice, 2.05i5; Dan s.. 2.O5ik,
Ethan Roberts, 2.O5&; Jonesa Basler
2.O5@.
Eph cinders, 2o6h; Major Mallow
2.O6h; Sir John s, 2.06ii; Mon,
Wilkes. e.O6M.
Senator c., 2.07h Hal r.. 2.07H
Elbrina, 2.O7h; Copa de ORC, 2.O7K
Bonanza. 2.071k; Tommy H.. 2.O7k
Richard Grattan, 2.O7%; Miss Cappy
l2O7A.
VIII Nayburn 2.OS; Grand Elder
2.oSh; Matte Chimes. 2.OSh; Rollins
2.OS; Dewey c.. 2.OSN; Flying jim
l2oSh; shaugran. 2.0SH: John Nc
Even, 2.oSh; Queen Pomona. 2.OSh
! lHymottus 2.0sis; Thor. t.oSls. 30
Madden. 2.0s%; Dz. Munson. 2.0sss-
Miss Jones, 2.09M Bill Bailey 2.O9lf
Elsie S, 2.09h; Prince Ross. a.osi4
The Dude. 209h Prince Patricl
2o9A; Point Burglar 2.09is; Manage
H.. 209ia Easter Direct, 2.O9is: Cas-
tanada. 2.osA; Byron X. 2o9A
Theima. 2.O9%.
Chimes Bell 2.1o.
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
JOE MALATESTA
SELLS Ills HORSES

Clyde Vangeisel, formerly of the
firm of Raughley and Vangeisel. who
conducted a livery stable in French
street above Fourth, has purchased
several horses from Joseph Malatesta
ana will operate the livery stable for
merly carried on by Mr.. Malatesta at
No COZ Trench stret.
Included in the sale was the black
horse Constantio,, eight years old,
which has a track record of 2.1S. Mr..
Malatesta has retained his stallion
Scottdale. by Rosedale. and his fast
mare Mary Lee which he will use
on the road this fall and winter.
Mr.. Vangeisel has recently purchased
from a party near Hamorton, Pa, the
five year old mare, Red Lady which
he believes will make a fast one and
which he will enter in the matinee
races next year. Mary Lee will not
be entered in matinee races again this
season.
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
NEWS
AMATEURS BEGIN
BOWLING PLAY
New League Rolled Its Open
ing Gam,S on the
Academy Alleys

The Amateur League season opened at
the Academy Alleys last night with six
teams in the contest for the championship
and the fine silver and gold cup which be-
comes the property Of the team winning
it two years in succession.
This makes the third league now run
ming at the Academy alleys and If the
enthusiasm shown last night is any indi-
cation, it will be big success. The root
ing of the players of the different teams
at times was so loud that one could easily
Imagine he was at a baseball or football
game.
The Pastime and Fairview teams had
a great battle, the former winning two
out of three games although the Tairview
had high total by 70 pins. Burrows, Heaiy
and Moore rolled over 500 for Fairview.
Ironheld made sol for Passtime.
The Wavery won two from Minqua-
dale and Columbia won all three from
New Castle The scores
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
Inerease charae For LIahtIna.

DOVER. Del. oct. s-Because it is
furnishing itself with $4,000 worth of
street lighting for $500 a year. Dover
may face a deficit In her electric light
ing. which is also operated under
municipal ownership, tins year. Coun-
ell has directed the preparation of an
itemized account of the expenses and
an receipts Of the electric light depart
ment for the wear and viii circulate
this as a formal notice that the cost
for commercial lighting will have to
be increased to the merchants. and
consuming householders.
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
Faith In the Doctor.

An English exchange quotes a story
said to have been told at a charity
dinner
a man was brought into the accident
hospital who was thought to be dead.
His wife was with him. One OF the
doctors said, ''IIe is dead" The man
raised his head and said, NO, I'm not
dead yet" whereuDon his wife ad-
monished him. saying. BE quiet; the
doctor ought TO know hest"
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
TIGERS And CUBS
PLAY DRAW GAME
Adrian Joss, Star Pitcher OF
Cleveland Team, Writes Of
The Champs Battle

In order to give its clients the
benefit Of a review which will not
only be impartial but will at the
same time be that of an expert
THE EVENING JOURNAL has Sc
cured the service Of "Addie" Joss,
the premier pitcher of the Cleve-
land American team and one Of the
best sporting writer's in the coun-
try TO cover the great worlds cham
Dionship series now being played
by the Cubs and the Tigers In ad-
dition to his skill as a player and
a writer, Joss is known as the best
posted man on the rules of the
game, OF all the players in the major
leagues. Each day he will write
an expert opinion Of the preceding
days play.
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
GAVE A PIANO TO THE
FRIENDSHIP COMPANY

shortly after the Friendship Fire Com
pany took possession Of its new home the
members were presented with a handsome
piano but the name Of the donor was not
made known. At a recent meeting Of the
company It was announced that the in
strument had been presented by Mrs.
James W. Ware, Of No. 1905 West street.
Mrs. Ware presented the plano 70 the
company in memory OF her husband. who.
while not a member OF the Friendship
Company. was a close friend Of the fire.
men and always took an interest in their
welfare. Mrs. Ware too, takes a great
interest in the company.
Read THE ENENI JOURNAL,
Evening journal., 1907-10-09

INSTRUCTION-Th Young Women's
Christian Association provides courses in
dressmakingi millinery, shirtwa 'sts. plain
sewing. cooking. elocuton, physical cui-
ture, etc, az small cost. Day and evening
classes. Register now for fall work
Glasses start October z. Can or send for
circular Rooms with board. 50 to IS
per week.
Evening journal., 1907-10-09

The Anti-License League will hold
Ia meeting at the New Century Draw
ing Room. Friday evening, October IL
at 7.45 o'clock. Mrs Leonora NJ. Lake
Of st. Louis. will be the speaker. Come
and hear hers
Evening journal., 1907-10-09

Omciating Clergyman-Do you take
this woman to be your welded wife
so long as We both shall live?
Bridegroom do-until I meet my
affinity.-Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1907-10-09

When a command performance Is
given in Constantinople the sultan
makes up some special jokes, which
are introduced in the course of the
play. A high official tells the court
iers these jokes beforehand, so that
they shall know the proper places to
laugh.
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
ANTICIPATED BLISS

it is for the epicure to get hold of a
bottle of our pure, fine and velvety
old Rye Whiskey when he needs "a
bracer" or stimulant to put him on his
feet when he is weak weary or run
down. Good whiskey drank in moder-
alton is the best appetizer and tonic
that you can take. When you want
the pure stun drink. Eclipse Rye. Ask
and you will get it at
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
Have You Noticed

The great Improvement in
Ready made Clothing?
Notice the quality of cloth,
the style of cut, the man
ner of make up and the
grade of trimmings. Mems
and Young Mems Black
Suits, IS to $50. Fine
Mixed Worsted Suits. SIS
TO S35. Cashmere and Wor-
sted Business Suits, IS to
SIS. Full Dress Tuxedo
Suits. $50 to $40. Prince
Albert Suits. SIS to $50.
Fall Overcoats, IS to $50.
jas. 7. EULLIN & SONS.
9Th and Market.
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
"a HORSES TO
START SATURDAY
Many Entries for th2 N ne.
teenth Matinee at Horse
Show Park

At Horse Show Association Park on
Saturday. afternoon, tho eighteenth
regular matinee races will be held, and
although the season is drawing to a
close a good card has been prepared
and the usual matinee horses win be
on tho track
The card includes six everth, with
Itwenty-fOur starters. In event No. a.
Mr. Austin has entered new one, The
.Swardsman, a bay gelding, which will
go against Wesley, Jr., Billy Heron
and Queen Esther. The entries are as
follows:
Event No.
Mr.. Jackson, or. g................F Fleet
Mr.. Tanguy b. Alfred T
Mr.. Diggans, b. m..........Fl Flora Bel
Mr.. Wright, brn. h.... Straight Cut
Event No. 2
Mr.. Hayden. blk. g.... Expedition, Jr
Mr.. Grommon, b. g........... Trawilla
Mr.. Mahaffy, brn. Donna Ha
Mr.. Mckee, b. m.............M Mary NJ
w. II. Wallace, b b.m...... .Fontabell,
Event No 8
Mr. Austin, b. g............Jim BayarC
Mr.. Stoeckle. blk. m. Florence Stantor
II. +. Wallace, b. m. ...... Essex Maid
Brookdale Farm, b. m. 49,. Little Lady
Event No. 4
Mr. Hartmann, b. Wesley, -Jr
Mr.. Bowen b. Billy Herror
Mr.. Worrilow, b. m...... Queen Esthc
Mr. Austin, b. g......The swardsmar
Event No.
Mr. Morgan, b. m........... Nancy NJ
Mr.. Kelly, r. m. .Mollie Murph!
Mr. Orth' blk. g...............S .SaladiI
Event No.
Mr. Ewing, ch. g.......... William Fl
Mr.. Jones, b. g.................. AIolS,
Mr. Braman, brn. Reno b
Mr. King, or. m..............G Gilt Nu
Starter, Fl. T. Wallace; judges an,
timers. L. Scott Townsend. w. T
Lyman, W. c. Devine, s. d. Townsend
Evening journal., 1907-10-09

You prove your intelligence
when you pick ArbuckIes' Ari-
osa Coffee instead Of the mis-
branded, misnamed Mocha &
Java" as the cheapest good
coffee in the world.
- SARsVcz1ne BROS. 9ses5zork cz1.
N'-<t
Evening journal., 1907-10-09

CHICAGO. oct 9.-Detroit and Chi
.cago, leaders Of the American and Ma
tional Leagues respectiv ely. played
twelve strenuougs innings to a tie yes
terday in the first game Of the series
for the baseball championship Of the
world The score was 3 to 3. The
contest was replete with sensational
situations, and when Umpire ODay, of
the National League, called the play
OFF on account of darkness most OF the
24,S77 spectators sighed with relief and
went home well satisfied with the out
come
Donovan did the twirling for Detroit
and ten hits were made Off him. De
troit gathered nine hits from Overall
in nine innings, and Reubach, who
succeeded him, did not allow a hit
in the three innings he heaved them
over. Donovan struck out twelve men.
overall o and Reulbach 2. Chicago
had three errors and Detroit 2.
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
.IIth St. Skating Rink

Saturday morning session I0a.m.
Session every Afternoon 2. 30p.m.
Session every Evening 8 p. m.
Day Admission, lOc; Skates, loo
Evening Admission, l5c; Skates, I5c
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
october s, 1907.

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
1t has been stated that Parkside and
Riverview baseball clubs were about
equal; neither champions Of the anna
'teurs. I wish to deny this Parkside
'is the champion by right. Below is the
correct average Of the two teams. and
1t can be approved by either Of the two
managers, Mr.. Prettyman. of Parkside,
or Mr. Mousley, Of Riverview, both of
whom I know well. and I have nothing
to do with the teams:
Teams. Won. Lost.
Parkside ............ % 2
Riverview ....... 25
Subscriber and Fan.
Wilmington. October 8.
Evening journal., 1907-10-09

Read THE EvENI JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
Meetina.

wilmington. October s.
Evening journal., 1907-10-09
BOWLING NOTES.
A good start.

Totais.... .... .... .... do9 e9l el9 iSll
Evening journal., 1907-10-09

ARBUcz1ReREos. 1Ssw.SEoxi .ctT.
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IANTED. FOR SALE, ETC

Il W.3ANTED-Man and wife to WORK In
n priv ate family. Address The Diamond
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The forestry statistics OF Germany
provide plenty of food for reflection on
the part of the people OF Michigan.
About A per cent of the total forest
area OF that country. figures in the lat.
est statistics. Altogether the area.
cut' and financial result Of Is. 600, DOC
acres OF managed forest land are re.
ported, OF which 10, 500, 900 acres are
state land. The wood production per
acre was between 12. o cubic feet In the
Hanover communal forests (l2, DOC
acres), and lll.5 cubic feet in the
state forests lonly 10. 600 acres) OF
Saxe-Altenburg. This leaves out the
unusual cut In several cases, where
windfall and insects had distbnred the
usual rate. On large areas, over 90. OOC
acres, the cut Is usually above 40 and
below 100 cubic feet. In the large,
state administration Wurtemburg and
Baden lead with "a cubic feet. In the
communal forests, Baden. where state
management exists stands first with
lob cubic feet, TO be sure on only a
10, OOO-acre area. To all appearances
the private owners do not cut much
more than the State Administrations
The per cent of sawed timber varies IN
still greater range, namely, between
~ and "a per cent, but usually it lies
between as and 05 10 20 per cent FOR
the larger Administrations. The
handsome revenue Of over f45. 600. 600,
or nearly ~. 90 per acre. results from
these woodlands. The state forests
average little less than 81. 40. but the
best Of the larger ones. wurtcmburg
nets s0.0 Bavaria only e.. so. The
$50, 600 acres OF crown forest and 445,
600 acres OF private forest bring les.
than $500. while the 81 900 acres OF
municipal forest earn S5.5 so.
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION AND
REVIEW.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Equalization and Review Of the
CitySof Crystal Falls, Michigan, will
meet at the Council Room, in said
city. on Monday, the twentieth day Of
ny. A. D. 1907. at nine o'clock In
forenoon. and will continue there
In session for four days excessively,
commencing ON, and including. the
said twentieth day OF May. A. d. 1907,
and that the hours during which said
Board will be in session on each Of said
days are from nine O'CLOCK In the
forenoon TO twelve O'CLOCK noon. and
from one O'Clock in the forenoon to
four o'clock in the afternoon.
Dated April 30th, 1907.
ROBERT MUNNs, City Clerk
of said City Of Crystal Falls
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'R0fO0d} News

The Tribune Y bday says At meet
ing OF the dire fctors Of the Chicago,
milwaukee, q IT, Paul, held this week,
the question q the company's Pacific
co''st extension } was discussed Accord
ing to an inteiYest identified with the
road the opin hon was about unanimous
that the wor' of carrying the ST. Paul
lines to seat Tie should not be abandon
ed. One org the largest stockholders
said, howeY'fr. that the construction Of
The road vfould be delayed until a
reduction u the cost OF material and
labor had tiyeen made When recently
seen the Resident Of the st. Paul com
pany said chances favored the aband-
onipg OF 1le coast extension as a result
Of restrici i've legislation.
The Pa5ycitc extension from the COM
pany v Iestern terminus at Glenham,
$. d.. ID Seattle and Tacoma, will
cover |, e4 miles.
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MORE NEWS FROM THE NEW EN-.
GLAND STATES.

II any one has any doubt as TO the
virtue OF Foley's Kidney Cure, they
need only to refer to Mr. Alvin II.
stimpson, Of Williantic Conn. who,
after almost losing hope Of recovery.
on account Of the failure Of so many
remedies finally tried Foleys Kidney
Cure which he says was ,iust the
thing for him, as four bottles cured
MIN completely. He is now entirely
Wen and free from all the suffering in.
cident to acnte kidney trouble
Sam Bridges
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School Notes.

Continued From Page Eight
Coreoran; lima Kidd. Myrtle Erikson
Buddie Mud. Will Eldred Hattie
Hopp, Rose Bjork. Sonnie Scales,
Bertil Larson Anna Catherine. Grace
Lindeman Goo-Goo. Robbie Wilson
Lovey Lockit Clarence Buenger.
Admission; Adults. rs cents; school
Children 10 cents. Everybody come.
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Iron County Poor.

Crystal Falls, Mich. April, lOs''
A regular meeting of the superinten-
dents of the poor for Iron county was
held on the above date.
Members present olof Helgemo and
Robt Munns.
Minutes Of previous meeting was
read and approved.
II was moved and supported that the
following bills be allowed and orders
drawn for same. Motion carried.
L. A. Henry bedding for poor
house se2. 20
L. A. Henry / casket for Wet
or Lindrews $500
Eli Massie digging grave for
Victor Lindrews 800
Rev. j. j. Hoikka burial ser
vices Victor Lindrews 800
Peter Warshawsky dry goods $50
M. Savlan dry goods 1877
w w Hendrick mdse Asa
r. r. Hollow repairing harness $40
Parks Hdw. mdse 1890
Sylvester Ehlmyer labor poor
farm 300
William Lyons salary April 80. 90
DIR. Larson salary April il.67
Olof Helgemo meeting and
mileage 10 %
Robt. Munns salary April and
| meeting IL. 90
Moved and supported that we ad-
journ TO Saturday June ut 10 O'Clock
a. IN.
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Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is best
for women and children It's mild nc.
tion and-pleasant taste makes IL prefer.
able 10 violent purgatives. such as
pills, tablets. etc. Get the booklet and
a sample OF Orino at Sam Bridges
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Prevent Colds and Rhsum,,l,m.

" yQu do not have one natural. easy movement Of
ne Dowea eNn cay. you are pnconscioualy expos.
tive lron-ox Tablets tone and strengthen the
bowels. 20 that they do The work nature Intended
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DISTURBED THE CONGREGATION
The person who disturbed the con
gregation last Sunday by continual
coughing Is requested to bay bottle
Of Foley's Honey nd Tar.
Sam Bridges
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FOR RENT

vAEe have one nice room for rent, size
rs . 10 suitable for barbershop and q
spl4aI,ndid stand located between the
ma .e,l ~ street and the 81 Paul depot.
In,o ntpiry Of Melcher Bros.
SSubTRAYED From the Lockwood
ii, bose on the 18th inst. one 81 x 5lS
ko tdak belonging 10 Dunbar d. Scott Of
NJ ellen Wis Any information leading
70 its recovery will be properly re-
" Iarded.
{FOR SALE Two Jersey COWS One
! new milchs COW and the other 10
/alf very soon. Can DO had very rea-
|onable Jacob Bauer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04
.G)g8}biC R0|ge Notes

At z special meeting of the Board OF
Educa ON OF Ironwood neld Monday
evenin' Prof. John " Brennan was
selects. as the successor Of Prof.
Luthe l.. Wright as superintendent Of
the ~, tblic schools Of that city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04

A game of basket ball was played
Thursday afternoon ut the gymnasium
by the A Seventh and the Dinner Pail
boys teams in which the Dinner Pals
won BY a score Of 81 to II. A game
was also played between the A Seventh
and the Ninth grade girls which re
suited in score Of 7 TO 3 for the
Seventh graders. AS these girls defeat
ed those OF the Eighth sometime ago,
they are proud of their record.