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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-05


u. 5prgenien bleo fsot i Gofio9ro,
9reite 2lmt., Si9Qono, 1910 og
bleo 1861 gift meO ane Qfdrie
Senieny isot 1887 / Sollne 81.
itrl1p. Brpite amt. Sergenien
boooe oftieirt i'm gprnepligt JONI
artileriit % bar Oa ogioa meo /
ari9en 1864. Otter at 6oOe boet
nogle 9lor i @lumSs oeO &ingiteo
beitemte De Jig til at reiie til ame.
rifo; De fom til Bon Sippi 1872
% boiotte Jig / BET Silent, boor De
bar boet ii0en. Oct bar oe0 Den
3io fottiet / ale 3etninger; lelp
@uos Orb par oprt | De 0oge.
Ser par Den Gang ingen Wieni9beO
e1er STRENGTHENING, iaa Dtr. 90
Nrs. Ssrgenien por meo / 1874
til at itifte MenigbeO % faloe 20.
flor Sgbolm ira Maupaco til at
preoife for Dem en- Ssn6ag ON
Naaneoen. @u0s Hige er gaaet
fremao ber ii0en ben &iO troos
8rponinger, JON ogoo mPrteoes
/ Bop Sippi, ioo De, Der oar meo
peo gegpnoelien er blenet rigeligt
peliigneoe. Nen ogioo i oct time
lige moa Ssrgenien iige meo Sofob:
,SSe9 err ringere END al ben WiS'
funbe0 og al ben Irofoitbeo, iom
ou bar bepiit DIN 5iener." Ser.
rem ifRnfe0e Dem 6 Born, og Ell tog
be til fig iom 0eres B~leiebotter;
6isie er ale gifte og bor flere
8ern, inlt 35, oe fun eet 9orne-
barn er eaoet foriIo til 5aoerbuiet
bisiet. Sire al Carbohydrates
8srn Dor omfritg oeres gdmIe 5or'
elore, zen Ioro - cen SDo cen
git oe cen Bet. Wen ogioo We'
niqbeoen err Serren tofnenmelig, at
Den bor De 9omIe / i'm Waiote, og
ntaotte ban / i'm Noobe Iaoe Dem
itoo enonu / mango aer iom Wenig'
be6ens fate Ststter.
5sIgen6e gerS par of en- Sl9gt'
ming ifrspet for anleoningen.
Den Intten6e December oi im6oeiaa;
3bi 6a iful0e 9ulobrpaitpet iton.
u. eS~ergeniens par De gontle a9re
Com oi iao genre oiloe ere.
Bi tpnfte poa Dor t9sitiosoragt
90 ioo poo at faa aagen bagt.
Men Sub bar ben, Der oiloe roooe,
Soo oct git til pno Ell onoengioooe.
gao Spgeleiet 6leu grltoen faltet -
ut bente 2pgen blep Der bditet.
Der inotalotes to at fonhiltere
On Spgoommen 0o at pioe mere.
5omilien oe Slest bleo ianmen.
falot,
90 epgen iogOe. benbes 2iu bet
qiaIot.
Oct bar 6aorot ior Den gonlle
Wono;
Sbi De lepeo' Ioo goot / oeres seg'
teltano.
Sil ale 0srnene, Der ienotes gno,
Mens Ssrgenien talte enc meo @lio.
ON cen Sing BOG Fan bar forpisiet,
ut De fun6e msoes oerbiemme bisiet.
Ere al oeres 9ern fom ioa biem
fra 8eiten,
Be anore fire Dor t9t neo for
Reiten.
Nu por De iamlet for at pleie
Deres Mooer paa lit ii0ite 2eie.
Men @uo pirfeoe ioa, Den Mooer
fPr
Iif Cop til at blioe liot l9ngere Der.
Sub gap os iiffert FER ct Segn,
Com Ell bsr glemmeS paa oelne
egn.
Baa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar FUN
nooct inn niAf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-05

pit bun flnt0e ii00e oppe liot.
6por bar De GLADE, at De pao Oenne
Dtoooe,
aiin0e Dele al Den itore Rna0e,
Gen go0e SUD Dem bnp0e gipet
ut nDoe iommen fer / 2ioet.
On @ftermIO0ngen man Dem oo
timber
Sommen meo oeres 9srn - Spo
MpnO, iDp 9ninoer.
O9 Goitor Hielien, iom bar De
@amle fer,
5an ier betiente Dor Neni9beo fer.
Og u. Gbriitenien, iom M er Dor
8rGit,
Som ogiao meo til oenne Set.
9oItor 6. ID. OIien ienOte ct SAle.
gram;
De bar glaze ogion of bsre fra BAN.
Der blep be6et, talt og 6ertil irnget
Om Ben 9ruogom, iom bar os BIN.
set.
Ger pnr @ooer oe 9reoe an
9unfe ioa itor;
Soilfen @lebe for gomle Sober
o. Wo'rl
9srnebgrnene - Der er femogtreoi-
be al Dem,
De Dor ale ber %unotogen fem.
Ia 9eltemooer par alt for loag,
Mnotte De ale fomme en- on0en
Tag.
Oct par ioa nogle Gage eiter Sui,
Ia blep ogioo belle Sitiet filo.
R~enigbeoen fom, og De meobragte
st @uIptpppe, iom bar pero al
betraete.
9i6en off meo Soler, Gang og 9sn
Sg 5af til Cubs enboorne Syn.
Obi mar fun ban moa enc raaoe,
Do err Der 5eit poa rette Raobe.
Nu bor De gomIe oct nof iao goot,
Qr9fterne fommer % ogiao lao
imoot.
Gr pi bare poo Si9lene ilmbe,
@oor alt nn6et iao nogenlunoe.
8i 6ermeo bette meo Silien lender
Iii ale Dem, iom anOers Ssreen.
len fen6er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-05

5 Sonuar og 6ebrnor obertere6e hi "a ~lin0bunone 9gger in0-
BELT 4 Batter, o9 efer Oct tore Qntal 8shainger, iom Ir6mne-
De mo, bor hi 2oO til at lutte, at man gap os ret Dor Baofan6
ON, at 0anffe 9p9er life er 0pre. Nu bar ri lat os til Opgope at
bepiie, at bette fife Blot gGIOer %un0bun0ne men o9oa ~iro6tnOne
Bigger. 0erfor felgen0e 8ilbu0:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-05
gogpaffe Nr. 7.
SETS sobe friitelisc Sprtellinser.

1. Ting Grit pou S~s6ergooro. 5ortrning ira vSienmes 9t.
bliotef4, Of Osaulatls. lt6fonn1en pao airfelis screenings 5orIag
1906. 1874 Sioer mutt fonrponeret 9hno. Bris 80 Gents.
2. @u6 er min frde. If @ngento b. Wen5off. Sra Spf
oeo Olgo. l1oformen UNDER De unees 9ibliotef" 1898. 30S
Si6er. gris so Gents.
8. Soopiea. Sorteaing ira GusGano Of @rrft Sdria. t55
Sioer. Hris 80 Gents.
A. s bans Saanb. 5orteaing ON Stun6ierne al Sesba
Stretton. Sra @nealif oeo Olga. PIP Si0er mutt fonponeret
9ino. &iprs SSorIag. Bris 80 Gents.
8. @ennem Sfarene. Snore oe pore ep ifil6ret al Soratio.
Sra SpenIf peo gaitor 6. Miniter. 52S Si6er. Neoiut Bris 81.
6. 2ps 0eprfet. 5orte0ins fra ben tpf- ranfe arig. @f
Gnnie 2rcas. n1eo 6ororo al Senrietta anutb, Sormano for 6. s.
Il. q. Oanrn1orf. 272 Sioer. Gms So Gents.
@ne 6 9sger tilion1n1en 1869 Si0er, ale inobunone, til en-
ianlet goglobepris Of $4.65 = FOR fun So. 80 plus porto 80 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-05
9ogpaffe 0r. s.
0oget til bbert MeoIcm al Samilien.

1. @enneun ct Nooleeie. Gn nOn9rfet 8ort9aing al Sesbn
Streton. Ser6ees mutt ~in0b1noen. 377 Sioer. 8ns 80 Gents.
2 gilbelm gosieIt8 2eonet. Den befenOte 9afermisioners
Selpbiogrofi. Ooeriat Of 9ait. @rope+Rasmasen. 288 Sioer
grs 60 Gents.
3. airfeuaret Senunet. @n 9srnepotiue al gait. Senrp
listing, 236 Sioer. Specil nebiat gns 60 Gents.
A. geO SfIten0e 9elpsnin9. 5~orteninger for gsrn oe lnee.
Nj 8rioo bon aronoff. Oueriot al 9ot. 5. Dolbo. tOt 5ioer.
Brs 40 Gents.
3. 9ont-gmerifanife @inoeblo6e ODER Song gbritian TX.
ianIeoe al Met6eo 6. giatbieien. 287 Sioer. Srpft poo tint go.
pr og imuft uOitpret. 10 Snldtrationer. Snuht SbrtingsbinS
neo Sitel og Srone @ul6. Hrs 500.
6. 5u Sennpels aoge6og. On efonontiif SusboIonines aoge.
og Sphebog op Soonbbog for Susmsore. 289 Si6er neo fulo.
i%an6i9t Iegiter. @oot gapir. Ser6eIes far 9rDf. Speciel gis
70 Gents.
ane 6 8s9er meo tlionmen 1878 Si6er, iofi6t fn6brnone for
So so plus Torto 80 Gents.
@ne A Baffer = "a in6brnone 8saer - me6 tiIommen $500
Sfoer goo og Juno oanf 2Gsning for 5000 plus SorIen6elIesom.
~foitntneer, Der De fefe siIfelbe pl bore ret u~betpbelia, noar
gsgerne ienbes iom 6rogtgo6s.
@n enetoaenoe anleoning for 2pieforeninaer oa 8ibIiotefer.
Gent bare = "a 9ino til en- @enneminitspris al 37h Gents Der
0nt0.
enfeHnis leoeres gsgerme Tortofrit til Den peofsieSe Nrfs.
9amifb 2n5eran Tnbl SOmie,
8kair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-05
"a gOOe inObnnOne Sgger for $500.
9ogpoffe gtr. 8.
9anif 5Olfelesning = fbrite Serie.

1. y5reOSfpren" oo y8unbfoIf". 80 8~Ortaninor al gurt
@tlor. 1872 St0er. 8riS 90 cents.
3. gn 9onnel0a9s 8ige. 5orteQin9 for 11n90omnen al
9ouie 81. gIcott. Zen engeIife lt6gaoe al gogen foier 1.50. $50
Si0er gor @ris 60 Gents.
3. Drpumen. Suefortpaing al ben bar0ensfenOte 6orfatter
@burle8 Gictens. 159 SB6er. 8rs 40 Gents.
4. gen Oris 9erIe. gn fortrinlig So ftpaing fra gn eng.
LAMB of 5orfnternOen til vOnfel CONS Spite, grs. Sarriet
9eeder Stome. 22 Si0er. Bris 80 Gents.
8. 2egens 9otter. gn poert ippnoenoe 6ortaGing of ben
9epoIe engelfe Sorfotter Sir @olter Scott. 252 Sioer. Bris SOC.
6. 5rit3 9enters 5ortnainger. st eo6t ltooolg al Den be-
rtme 5orfnHers Detrore SrernbrtngeIIer. 222 Sioer. Brs SOC.
aae 6 Bigger SelbirtineS6in6 oe fGere al Dem iluirereoe,
n1e6 tilonmen 1897 Sioer goo iuno 6ofa9sning tlbp6es Der
iomlet for $500 ndo plus 8orto % Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-05
9o9pnffe lr. 6.
Sefs pOpnlerc friitelise Stanbaro-@erfer.

1. gunpon: 9op og gtaa0e. 9earbeiOet al 9oitor g. Oainter.
27 Si0er. BriS 60 Gents.
2. Zen beaige 9rig me0em Song Sba00ai oe Dio6olus ON
9ei00elen al @eroenS Sooeoitao, eMr Sobet og @enerobringen al
StoOen Vaenneieiigl. vi Sobn 9unDan. 334 Sioer. Pris 60 Gts.
3. 0utiosmartprer. geo 9aor q. 6. 6. @rope-Rosnusien-
23 Sioer. Eris 70 Gents
A. ansgars 2epne6. Nj bans gferfplger 8iHop 9tinbert.
0aeo 0otr oeo grof. Onif. 230 Si0er. 8ris 60 Gents.
8. goa beaig @r1n0. Squtrereoe Sfiloringer fra bet beliee
2ano of Nuit 2uopig Sdneaer. 279 SiOer. 8ris 80 Gents.
6. au9mtins 9efenoelier. 0eeo 6ororo al Bat. g. 4finter.
33 Sioer. Yrs 65 Gents.
ae 6 Bigger Sbirtinesbin6 neo @ulorpf, meo thiarunen
1886 Sioer, for $2.2 netto plus gorto 80 Gents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18

Co. and was business visitor here the
latter part of last week While here
he selected MIR. Hamilton TO carry out
this important piece OF work. which
selection reflects credit on Mr.. HamIl-
tons ability as mining engineer.
Chas. Forseth. who was several years
ago employed as clerk in j. z. Hayes
x Cos. store. is now located in new
town on the Pacific a. Eastern Rail
road in the state of Washington known
as Firdale Firdale is in the heart Of
the largest timber belt in Washington.
II is a new town just opened. There
are $50 men working in the woods be-
sides the railroad men and mechanics.
Mr. Forseth is managing store for
the sunset Lum Der Co., one OF the lar
gest numbering concerns in that sec
ton. He has also just been appointed
postmaster of Firdsle Mrs Forseth
was former teacher in our public
schools. She was formerly Miss Medill.
Thomas A. Poets OF Hermansyille
and Herman Buenger of Crystal Falls
were visitors here Wednesday in the
interest Of the local lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, which surrendered lis charter
several months ago There are score
or more X. OF T.. members here. many
OF whom have expressed wish that
the lodge might be revived Quite n
number have signed the application
and il is probable that new lodge
will he organized in the near future.
Messrs James Long A. +. Jones
and Robt III. Barnum visited Green
Bay. DePere. Fon du Lac, Neenah and
Appleton during the week for the pur-
pose Of looking over the streets OF those
cities Messis Long and Barnum re-
turned this forenoon and are enthus'
iastcially in favor OF concrete paving.
A public meeting will be held in the
council room tomorrow evening TO hear
their report Everyone interested
should be present
pentoga was awakened to the fact on
Tuesday that the mill had started.
The whistle blew that day for the first
time in four years. Pentoga is again
on the map and in the future will be
recognized as one of the hustling burgs
of the county.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
West Side News
tFrom the Iron Rlver-stambaugh Reporter
WIRING COMPLETED

The transmission wiring for the CON
veying of electric power from the sub
station in this village 10 the Wickwire,
Cortland and Davidson mines was
completed this week and is now ready
for the turning OF the juice The ma
chinery has all been placed in position
at the mines and all that is now lack.
ing TO successfully begin the operation
OF several ot-our mines by electricity
issthe power.
The Wickwire mine is equipped
with a new l70 horse power Ingersoll-
Rand engine, which equipment will
give the mines better service than I'M
der the system Of steam power.
Preparations are being pushed At the
Cortland and Davidson mines for the
operation of the mines by electrical
power, bnt il will probably be some
week. yet before the change 70 electri.
city will be maze.
Tie Reporter has under preparation
an article discriptnre of the new power
plant, which article will be profusely
illustrated showing the dam, sub.
station. etc, and the benefits that this
enterprise will be TO the county.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
SHORT NOTES.

William Young, one of orr mos {
promising young business men, died at
Stambaugh hospital in this village
on Wednesday night at about re
O'Clock, of rubercular meningitis. aged
30 years and If months The deceased
was horn at Norway, Mich. and with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Young,
moved TO this village quite young. He
has since made Stambaugh his home.
Three years ago he was married 10
Miss Jessie Pidd OF Iron River, from
which union one child WAS born. Two
years ago he located in the livery bust
ness az Palatka, but continued TO make
is home in this village. He was an
energetic, hustling young man and was
respected and we'll liked by large
circle OF friends, all OF whom extend
10 the bereaved widow and otter rela-
tives their heartfelt sympathy The
funeral will be held from the Presby
terrain church Of Iron River at one
clock Sunday afternoon. Rev l.. W.
Westphal officiating
The many friends OF Supervisor Net.
tell are telling pretty good story on
him II appears that when he went
20 Crystal Falls the fret OF the week
he took with him blooded rooster.
At Crystal Falls when the bird was
taken out OF the baggage car an egg
almost as large rs a goose egg was
found In the crate No one appeared
TO know how IL got there. leastwise the
genial supervisor. His friends are now
endeavoring 70 lind out what kind Of
a bird he owns and where they can get
one like him. How is il. Capl
o. X. Hamilton, Of the firm Of Laing
& Hamilton. mining engineers, left
Tuesday evening for Cuba where hv
will draw mp plans for the operation
and management of large iron pro
perty, owned by Eugene Zimmerman
OF Cincinnati. Mr. zimmerman is
interested in the Spring Valley Mining
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
A M A S A

Mr.. Ward Norwood spent sunday
with his parents. He returned to
Mansfield Monday.
Miss Agnes Olson OF Crystal Falls
was the guest OF Miss Ebba Berquist
over Sunday
Supt. G. f. Lawrence was in town
last Wednesday on business.
Miss Katie German came up from
Balsam Saturday 10 spend few days
with her parents.
Mrs. Ben Battle was taken to Iron
Mountain last Friday TO undergo an
operation for tumor AT this writ
ing she Is Improving nicely.
Mr.. chas. Wedberg returned from
Iron Mountain last Saturday.
Mr.. Napoleon Liberty left Thursday
for Crystal Falls.
Mr.. Todd Webb Of Crystal Falls was
an Amasa business visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Luba aud daugh.
ter. Fern, returned from Iron River
Wednesday.
Mr.. Gust ..Rahm Of Iron Mountain
was an Amasa business visitor on
Thursday ard Friday.
Miss Rhoda Hooper spent Sunday
last with parents at Iron Mountain.
Base ball between the LIST and 2nd
teams was played last Sunday, the first
team winning 10y score of 40 to 2
Don mention il.
Why what's the matter with Palatka2
They re too slow.
The Ladies Aid of tine NJ. f. church
are giving a fair the l6 II and Is OF
May.
Mrs. Ale Gill and son, Harry. left
Friday evening for Iron Mountain
Capt. Nelson moved his family to
Mansfield Thursday.
Mr.. Walter Promo left Tuesday for
Crystal Falls. He returned Wednesday
with AN automobile. You can't touch
Walter with a six foot pole these days
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
Beverly"

The cast OF George Barr McCutoh-
cons Beverly" has been carefully
selected from the leading metropolitan
players OF reputation and ability, each
and every one of the twenty-five actors
being admirably suited in appearance
and temperament to the part assigned.
and the result is as nearly perfect
performance as it is possible to achieve.
Miss Dorothy Howard who is perhaps
our youngest leading lady-in years
but not in experience-ha been espec.
tally engaged for the part OF Beverly
Calhoun. She not only has striking
resemblance to Harrison Fisher ideal
Beverly but gives to the part that
charm and girlishness which so strong
~ marked her impersOnation Of the
Leading role of "Cameo Kirby and
VIXEN she appeared in the original New
York production of TIE Aviator
Miss Florence Radinoff. an exception
ally talented and beautiful girl and a
former member OF Washington : most
exclusive society portrays Princess
Yotiv
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
BIG SURPRISE To MANY
IN CRYSTAL FALLS

Local people are surprised at the
QUICK results received from simple
buckthorn bark, gycerine, etc, as
mixed in Adler-i-k a, the German APP.
pendicitis remedy Sam Bridges states
that this simple remedy antisepticizes
the digestive system and draws of the
impurities so thoroughly that A SIN
GLE DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas
ON the stomach and constipation IN.
STANTLY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
NATIONAL POLITICS
items From an Camps Dished Up
For Our Readers


The political situation this week
continues about the same as last week
Roosevelt and TAFT divided honors a
bout equal The Maryland mix.up was
settled by each candidate taking half
of the delegates, In Minnesota Roose-
welt had an easy time of it as was
generally conceded he would before the
primaries were held. Taft got the
group of states at the north end of the
Rocky mountains including Wyoming
and Montana.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
NJ A n S E lei D

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ross attended the
funeral of Mr. Ross cousin, Mr., Dan
Mcleod last Thursday.
Arthur Peterson was IN Crystal Falls
for load of freight Wednesday
Mr.. Thomas Richards, ST., has been
confined to his home for few days on
account Of fractured rib.
Mr.. Victor Hagerman drove to Crys-
tai Falls Friday
Herman Parry drove 10 Crystal Falls
Sunday to meet his wife and little boy
who was at the Iron Mountain hospital
TO have his eye operated on.
Messrs. Alex and Willie Ross are
nome on a visit to their mother over
Sunday.
Miss Mary Haeer returned to Mans
field Friday evening, from her school
work at Crystal Falls to spend Sunday.
The mine surveyors were out last
Friday to inspect the mine
Frank Phillips was Crystal Falls
visitor Thursday.
Mr. Moriarty's many friends are
pleased that he mas returned to Mans
field again.
Mr. Ward Norwood is visiting his
parents at Amasa few days
Mr.. Emil Alto drove to Crystal Falls
on business last Monday
Miss Hazel Riley is ON visit to her
Mansfield friends
Arthur Peterson. Louie Ruyna. Frank
Phillips Joe ChesKy, Phil Newberg
and Justin Corbett attended the dance
at Armenia location last Saturday eve.
All reported having had swell time.
Mr. John Anesi was Crystal Falls
visitor Tuesday
Mr. Emil Alto was on business to
Crystal Falls Tuesday
Ms Wesier visited az the home OF
Mrs Corbett for a few hours Tuesday.
Mlss Hazel Riley left for her home
at Iron River Tuesday accompanied by
her trend, Miss Gertrude Bates.
It was pay day at the mine Wednes.
day
Capt. Nelson left Wednesday for
Amasa to move his family to their
future home at Mansfield
Mrs. Dominiok and Miss Serena
Chesky were to Crystal Falls last Fri.
day.
Phil Newborg visited sagola Thurs
day
Mr.. John + Mason returned Thurs.
day from an extended visit at Mar
quette.
Miss Alma Hayman drove to Armenia
location Thursday evening.
Mr. John Kern was Crystal Falls
visitor Wednesday
SUIT. Wall visited Mansfield Thurs
day.
Thomas Bates drove to sagola Thurs
day on business.
Mr.. Fahler visited Crystal Falls last
Friday
Mrs Haymer entertained few OF
her lady friends Saturday afternoon.
All reported having had an enjoyable
time
The road surveyors drove out in an
auto Tuesday looking over the road be.
tween Crystal Falls and Mansfield.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18

soon become an organization Of which
the town might be justly proud A
paper was circulated among the mem
bers present and in less than 10 min
utes nearly 800 were subscribed toward
u band fund II was the general sem
timent that there would be no trouble
in raising the amount necessary TO give
the band a splendid start.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18

Special orders or repair work during
the summer will save you money on
fall prices. Orenstein Bros. Calumet,
Mich. at Miss Lidbergs millinery
store May gath and 25th.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
Special Fur Orders

our custom department is fully equip.
ped and we are prepared to execute
special orders etc. and guarantee them
in every detail Orenstein Bros Cal
umet. Mich, at Miss Lidberg Millin.
cry store May 9Th and 25th.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
Fur Repairs

Our facilities for repairing. remodel
ing and redying, make it possible for
ms to make over your old furs into new
models Ia lowest prices.
Orenstein Bros Furriers, Calumet,
Mich. at Miss Lidhergs millinery
store May 2ith and 25th.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING.


The Commercial club held it's month
" meeting on Wednesday evening.
The meeting was one OF the best held
in some months. The question OF
holding Fourth of July celebration
was brought up and thoroughly dis
cussed. II was unanimously voted to
have a celebration and that the club
get behind the movement.
The club also took mp the question OF
public hibgway to Hackley. Wis and
70 the county line in the Perch lake
country. Both Of these movements
were given the hearty support OF the
club.
The matter Of support for the cornet
and was also brought up IL was
stated that for about $500 the band. Of
which there are about 20 members still
in-town. could secure an instructor and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
Gard OF Thanks

We wish to thank the many kind
neighbors and friends who assisted us
during our late sad bereavement. To
all who contributed flowers we are
especially thankful.
George Duffy and family.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
P OLITIC AL NEW S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COUNTY POLITICS


West siders have been figuring out
he man that is thinking of entering
the sheriff race man that will 'skin
up all of en- il he enters. The mat
ter is still one of guess and we have
heard no more about the probability Of
his entering
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18

The race for probate judge now con.
tains four candidates. Reitz and Lott
of Iron River, Dixon OF Stambaugh and
Abbott Of Crystal Falls, This contest
promises TO vie with the sheriff contest
in point OF number of candidates.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18

The passing around of campaign
cards with the candidates picture and
name on is the first reminder that the
race is on in earnest, Several of the
sheriff candidates have their cards out
and in circulation
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18

There has been much talk OF Bryan
as the nominee of the democrats and
this talk has gained rather than lost
in momentum. 1t is figured that Bryan
would rather tackle Roosevelt than any
other of the republicans mentioned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18

The victory of TAFT i'm Montana has
been much commented upon because Of
that state being the home of Senator
Dixon, the manager of the Roosevelt
campaign. The home of Senator Dixon
went heavily for Taft
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18

1t is quite authoritively stated that
Justice Hughes has given il out that
no will not under any consideration
accept a nomination by the republic
cans
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18

California gave Roosevelt a substan-
tial majority with LaFolette second.
1t WAS generally conceded that Cali
fornia would stand by the Colonel
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18

The Michigan democrats decided to
send their delegates uninstructed. The
fight for instructions was made by the
Wilson men but wiser counsel prevailed
and the delegation was divided. half.
and half between Wilson and Clark.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18

Mr.. Buffers friends regret that he
has left Mansfield.