The diamond drill., 1917-09-15
MANY PRIZES
ARE OFFERED
MERCHANTS EkTHUSIASTlcAl lY
TAKE UP MARKET DAY
FIRST SATURDAY IN OCTOBER
All Arrangements Have Been Made
For Market Place and Big adver-
tising Campaign Will Follow
The City OF Crystal Falls.

The City OF Crystal Falls.
To the farmer coming the greatest
distance, bringing with him the big
gest load Of produce and the largest
number OF members of his family and
registering at the office OF the city
clerk during the day, $1,000.
u. VI. Ross.
TO the farmers wife or daughter
who comes to town on market day and
is adjudged to be the best looking by
a committee of business men, 10 lbs
Of fancy coffee worth $4.00,
Sam Bridges.
To every farmer i'm Crystal Falls
township who has children in school
who prings produce to town for sale al
the market and calls at my store, 25c
worth of school supplies
Crystal Falls COOPERATIVE Society.
To the farmers wife bringing the
largest amount of homemade butter
and registering at our store during
the day, so pounds Gold Medal Flour,
worth $3.50
Jacobs Bros.
To the farmers daughter over ten
years Of age bringing the largest
number OF pounds of dressed poultry
and registering at our store during
the day, a $500 gold bracelet
Finnish a Swedish Mercantile Go.
To the farmer bringing the largest
load Of home grown vegetables and
registering at our store during the
day, so pound sack of sugar, worth
$500.
VIII Thomas.
To the farmers wife bringing the
/ largest number OF children with her,
under 10 years OF age. and register
ing at my studio during the day, a
dozen photos. worth $500.
Iron County Abstract 4 Land Go.
To the farmer bringing with him
the largest load OF potatoes and reg
istering at our Office during the day, a
$500 tornado insurance policy upon
any OF his buildings
The Diamead Drill.
To the farmer coming the longest
distance and having the most children
in any school and calling az the office,
one years subscription TO The Dia-
mond Drill.
John n. Stolberg.
To the farmers son, twenty years
or under who comes the longest dis
tance and registers at my store, 81
! in cash.
W. N. ReZin.
To the farmers wife bringing the
largest family 20 town with her on
! that day and registering at my store
/ $500 worth OF merchandise
l.. A. Henry.
To the farmers wife coming the
greatest distance on the biggest load
and registering at our store during
the day, rocker worth $3.50
Anton Eccal.
To the farmers son under twelve
years of age bringing evidence of the
largest acreage of potatoes. planted
and cultivated by himBelf aud regis
tering at my store during the day.
$4.O0 pair of shoes.
Wills Hardware Go.
TO the farmer bringing to town the
most sweet cream, and registering a;
our store during the day, an S-gallon
cream can worth $500
AlOis Flood.
To the farmers daughter over ten
years OF age who comes the longes'
distance and registers at my store
during the day. box OF fancy candy
worth $3.50
Miss Stolberg. Millinery.
To the farmers wife bringing the
largest number OF fresh eggs and reg
istcring az my store during the day !
trimmed hat, worth $500.
tbe Jacobs.
TO every farmers daughter from
CRYSTAL Falls township who comes 10
town with produce Of any kind dur
ing the day and registers az my store.
a dish of Zee cream.
Nathan Wnrshawsky.
To the farmer bringing the most !
homegrown fruit of any kind. and