The diamond drill., 1921-02-12
Local News

MIR. w. s. DalSanto has taken over
the Atlantic & Pacific tea route in
this city and vicinity
r. B. Webb returned Thursday from
his visit to California. Mr.. Webb
spent about ten weeks in the west and
says that he Is well repaid for his
time and expense. He was with the
Flewellings very much while in Los
Angeles and reports them as being
ideally locatead and very contented.
Mr.. Webb returned by way OF Butte
and the Northern Pacific He visited
Glen in Montana and Rob in Minneap-
oils enroute home.
John Shemky is to take on Sharpe
OF Green Bay for 10-round fight on
the 18th inst. at the city hall. II
promises to be whirlwind OF a
match and there is much interest
manifest in II already.
At a considerable loss TO us we will
hold sales each week--on Tuesday
and Wednesdays. A certain article
at 1-2 of regular price. Watch for
them. CANNoNS.
Serg. John Phillips. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Phillips, was honorably dis
charged from the U. S. Army at Camp
Lewis recently and is home with his
parents in Crystal Falls. Serg Phil
lips made a record in the army that he
can we'll be proud OF. His discharge
was the subject OF special mention
at Camp Lewis where II was said that
Serg. Phillips leaving is a real loss
TO the personnel OF the camp" John
volunteered at the outbreak OF hos
tflities and was assigned to the Attn
ammunition train which was attached
ed 10 the 4th Division. He fought
with his division during the war and
volunteered 10 stay with the Polish
Typhus Relief Expedition. was assign
ed to a convoy OF ambulances that
stretched out IL kilometers in length
as It proceeded overland 20 Coblentz,
Germany AT that point he took
charge OF a detachment that went to
the Polish border. He returned to
the Il. S. and re-enlIsted for a term
OF one year, went 10 his old division
at Camp Lewis. where he became
popular as a soldier and in athletics
He plans to enter business in this
city
A Letter received here early in the
week from DR. A. NJ. Darling to one
OF his friends brought the informa-
tion that DR.. Darling Is suffering from
an ailment that IS quite serious and
might necessitate an operation. On
Thursday message came summoning
Dr. Bovik 10 st. Petersburg and he
left that evening, expecting TO operate
upon DR. Darling before his return
here. Dr. Bovik VIII not reach st.
Petersburg until tomorrow morning.
In the mean time all of DIR. Darling's
many friends in the city arc await
ing anxiously news from the south,
ali praying that the Doctors illness
may not be as serious as Il appears
to be.
The following item from the Esca-
naba Press will be Of interest to
Crystal Falls people: Andrew Apos-
tie. for 10 years retail candy mer-
chant at Crystal Falls, has leased the
building at 416 Ludington. formerly
occupied by the Kirstin Offices. and
will open a modern candy factory.
Machinery and equipment are now
being installed. The factory will
start within the next three weeks,
Mr.. Apostle stated yesterday.
A Polish woman named Hyostic
died at the county farm last Monday
and was buried on Tuesday IN the 10.
cal cemetery.
Roy Leatch who has been cutting
wood all winter at Balsam has about
filled his contract and expects 10
stop cutting with the end Of this
week.
Charles Howard who Is running
camp for Holmes 4 Co az Alpha tells