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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Milk Condenseries
in State ReopeninQ

Symptoms OF greater activity in
dairying are evidenced by the re.
opening during the past week OF Car
nction condenseries in Western
Washington.
The plant at Ferndale was the last
to open and at the present time Il
and the plants at Stanwood. Che.
halls, Monroe, Mt. Vernon. Evcrson
and Sedro Woollcy are nil making
evaporated milk, while the canning
plant Mt Kent has also resumed
operation,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
BETTER TIMES
HERE, NE SAYS
Both Merchants and People
Are Buyinq

CHICAGO. Feb. 3.--Retan mer-
chants have cleaned their shelves Of
surplus stocks and have again begun
% buy heavily in preparation for an
active buying season this spring, ac-
cording to leading wholesale dry
goods men here today.
This means. according TO J. v. Far.
well. president Of J. W. Farweii com.
pany. that prosperity has returned.
when IL became apparent that the
public would not purchase merchan.
Disc because Of high prices retailers
curtaiied buying" said FarwelI.
NOW they are buying what they
want and desire a great deal which
Indicates "a return OF consuming
power"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Cheats
Divorce Court
of 4 Couples

Around table. In private and
friendly discussion. four warning
married couples found the road TO
harmony at tho initial session OF
Justice OF the Peace g. c. Daiton's
domestic relations eour; Wednesday
afternoon.
Instead Of IN. usual ban,ering Of
witnesses by lawyers In the court
room. there was only the informaliiy
Of conversation. With the expert
enee he has had as divorce proctor.
Judge Dalton. with the assistance Of
representatives Of the public welfare
department paved the way for nd.
Jus,ment Of differences between the
litiganfs.
Names In all cases were withheld.
bu, results. the Judge said. will soon
speak for themselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Public Markets
wsxrr.AKg

WEsr1AkE
stall fts turkeys and geese for breed.
ing purposes Stall izs, mild cheese. sse
n. peanut butter. itc ~. Stalls fs-i7.
IN sack snow Flake Tour tsss: 4
ms Rnowdftft. fisss. ms bulk relied
oats sse. stall -. w~bbs Best Evsr
coffee. acc n. stalls is-it. lamb .s.~.
Ice NJ. Jowl bacon. ase n. pot roast
beans. $50. lis bars. sec m. , ma ginger
SNAPS, &c. stall 49,. } ms wslnuts
gsc. Del Monte peaches. 1scs cocoa. So
III. ssal iso. rolls toilet paper csc
cans tomatoes. &c. Royal white soap,
PIKE PLAcE
stan II, pure cane sugar. sHo n. Z
MS acc. ms. sse. Stall 20. fresh milk.
% at, staii 80. Carnations milk, I'VE
can. stan 1925. Naptha soap. 10 bars
peas. lie ean Stall So zoe can sweet
potatoes. 2ko. cans psas. sc. stall
ie. large Santa. clara pfunsa. eSc ~
stall 1919. creamery butbr. tgc m stall
81 sharp cheese. CSC 10. Tea Garden
oranEs marmaiadr. $50 10. stan rs. ex-
&c. stan 1897, ink sausage. isc N.
stsn 1911. skinned soi.s. ms. gsc. stall
t5s7. smslis. 2 iba ise.
SANITARY
stall 100. pure American can< sugar. 4
rts. &c, fbs e7oi Crystal white soap.
ms 3sc stall H. spitzenbsrr apples.
i5c dog. stall 20. full cream cheese. soc
10. DeIicia Nut MARGARINE. acc 10. beet
fr fresh butter. $50 w. stsll 20. MS
flakes. $50. stall a.. soc pkg. Fishers
rolled oats. 2sc. long thread cocoanut
zoe N. Stall III. assorted Jams. i0c jar.
strained honey. 20 81,
Stall ~. celery soup. SC can. tomatoes
lie can. Stall 2. stew meat. ms Csc;
sugar hams. zoe 10. club sausage, lbs.
s5c. stalls tt-ss. boiling beef. t0o 10
corned beef Use NJ Stall lie. lamb
steak, fSe ni steer steak. % isc 10.
stall io2. full cream cheese. .so TO. or
ange nofmalade. ESQ h: best fresh
churned butter, fsc n, ms osc. Stall
90. salt mackerai. for fsc. salmon
bellies, zse 10. stali ie. full cream
Cheese zoe ~; swis. cheese. 'se to SEC 10.
Stalls 37-ss, crisco. zoe m I NJ Ghir-
nrdeiHs chocolate. 3Sc 10. Stall "a. pure
fresh milk. DC at. ats lie: beat butter,
zoe N. stan 80. heavy veal steak. 2so
NJ. pure pork sausage. 25o NJ Circle
na. Jo; coooanut. 25c NJ. stall ca.
Rogers peanut butter, i5c n. poppy
jelly, 81 lbs. 'i,2s. stalls i-c-s, leaf
lard, 20c ID bacon 2oc NJ. boiling beef.
ioo 10; stan y, silver perch. soc 10
fresh black cod, iSc ~. silver perch.
2oc 10.
QUEEN CITY
Etail 8. half or whole hams. soc N Bot
roast, fghc ID. Stall -, lard. 2 ms. ace
plcnlos. goo ~: brick cheese. zoe n stall
30. best fresh butter, $50 NJ; pure cane
sugar. lbs. stc; cans Iowa sugar
corn. 25c; cans sugar peas &C Stall
q lsrn. ms 2sc. shoulder lamb, fsc ~ .
boiling beef loo H., pound, t5c ID.
htalln 25-2f. Flake white. lbs. sIsg. 4
ms. msrafoni. SIC. lbs rolled oats. csc
stan 80. chocolates. soc ~. peanut brit.
ts, zoe ID. fronch cream. 3se ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
LIBERTY iso>Ds


Total sslss, sii.iis.sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

london Arrived February I /. Str Mosr.
dYk from Seattle VIA Vancouver. u. g.
San Francisco. Cristohai and New York..
HonKkouG--Saued February 1 Str Ha-
wall Maru for Seattle via ports.
Montividso-Arffved January IL. gar
Rotarian from Seattle via Tacoma. San
Pedro ard Bahiablanra
Honotuiu--eailed February :: Motor
schr Theodore Roosevelt for Seattle via
ports
ssn Franeisco-Arrived February o. sxr
Rainier from Seattle. Arrived February
9. Str President from Seattle via Vic
toria. n. C.. IT .. m Sailed Fsbru-
sry .; SER kaypeeka for seattle at Z
D. m. ctr West Notus for Seattle At 9
D. m.
Astoria--Arrivsd February 3; str Nile
from Seattle at ? D. m.
PortIand--Arrivsd February :: s,r Nils
frosn seattle.
Tacosaa--ArrIv-d February :; r p
Houston from Puget sound naval statton
str Tyndzreus from Seattle VIA Sancou-
yer. y. g.. and Comot, u. g. at "a n. I.
str Resale Mahoury frvn SAT- Francisco
via Seattle at 3. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
GRAIN MARKET
SLUMPS AGAIN
Favorable Weather Is One
Factor

CHICAGO. Feb. s--Graln prices
aiumped ON the Chicago hoard OF
Trade today due 10 an osef-ahun-
dant market. Favorable weather
conditions thruout the wheat belt
also was a contributing factor. Pro-
visions were unchanged.
March wheat opened unchanged ~
fi.s7. losing &C. later. May wheat
opened down 80 at tLt7as aud lost
1Asc subsequently,.
MAY corn opened at eSAr, down
ne. and lost an additional as be-
fore the ciose. July corn. off tc at
the opening af 81 &c. lost NC later.
May oats opened off We at tzae.
ioainx &c additional before the
close. July oats opened unchanged
at tsse and dropped sc later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
So, 900 Judgment
Against Dynamiter

Default Judgment Of 5000 against
Marcus Zion smith for dynami,ing
the hous. a; sis Belmont ave. ~.
was taken "Wednesday afternoon be.
fore Judge J. r. Ronald by Harry
Aronron. owner Of the property.
smish IN now serving a sentence
Of ono year In tho state penitentiary
In connection with tho same offense.
lie was accused Of dynamlting n
house and cndangcring human life by
explosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
LABOR MEN CHARGE
OFFICIAL COERCION

Atiefbury declared these lines
represented 10 per cent OF the rail
road mileage OF the country. His
statement was issued as union lead
ers declared the railroads were at.
tempting 20 cocrce the federal rail
road board into hasty action on the
demands for wnge decreases and
abrogasion OF the national agree.
ments
The hearing Of the unions side OF
the question will be continued b.
the board until next Monday.
II. v. Cradle. head OF the union
Of unskilied maintenance OF way
and shop iaborcfs. answered the pc
tltion flied by the railroads last
week. asking abroRation OF the ma
tlonal agreements aud reduction Of
wages OF unskilled workers.
Cradle charged that tho railroads
are attempting 20 ''trample under
fee, and disregard the rights Of Ia.
borers who have submitted their
interests 60 the board"
He said that II the railroads faced
a financial crisis as claimed. II was
due To the careless and inefficient
management" the maintenance OF
large unnecessary and expensive
official staffs." and contracting at
fabulous figures for cost-plus work"
The question before the board
Cradle ssic. was whether the re
latlonship OF the employer and en-
ploye shall be settled by just and
legal methods or by economic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

Col. oren II. Meyer. cavalry. at
Martha. Texas. has been transferred
TO Seattle. where he will assume
charge OF the general intermediate
army supply depot. according 90 a
dispatch from Washington. This Is
taken TO mean that the zone system
In force here has been abolished. No
orders have been received by Col.
Como. deputy rome supply onscer.
who has been In charge here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
IS, 900 Housed at
Y.M.C.A. Last Year

More than $1,000 guests were
housed at the Seattle Y. 81. G. A. dur
ing 1920. according 20 the annual re-
port Of Arm =. Allen. general sccre.
rary. The report shows that the as
ISOLATION gained 1850 new members'
during the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Alaska Wood Pulp
Is on Way South

JUNEAU. AlasISa. Feb. 3.--Alaska's
first achievement in the manufacture
OF wood pulp Is on the way TO Cali
fornla to be made into paper. II ar.
rived here yesterday on the first lap
OF its journey, brought from the
Speel river plant OF the Alaska Pulp
a. Paper Co. by w. +. Lewis. the
company's secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
SAYS RAILWAYS
IN SAD PLIGHT
SO Roads Fail to Pay Ex-
2 penses, Say Atterbury

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-TWO hundred
thousand railroad employees have
been laid Off by % roads 81 the
country since September I.
Thirtyeix railroads failed to earn
operating expenses In January.
Twenty eight roads did not earn
their taxes and fixed charges.
These statements were made TO
day by w W. Atterbury. chairman
Of the labor board of the Railroad
Executives association IN a public
statement supporting demands Of
the railroads for a reduction In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

Tacoma At noon
February .--ssr ryrtarsus from Van
couvsr. n, C.. via cornos- n. G. and Ts-
coma at 1915 .. m; str Resale Mahonsy
from Tacoma at ass q. m.
sstles
February r---asr Hesaii. Nshonsy for
Tacoma at p M. ats Steel lavender for
Ssw York via 81 Heiens. San Francisco
and Crfstobsi at p. m.
February s-atr Admiral Dewey for
San Diego via San Francisco and san
Pedro at ncon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

TATOosu ISLAND rsh. As a. NJ
railfnx tarometsr. raining. Wind south.
10 miles al hour. Passed in; A st~amss
at e'ele<s last Night. str Governor al
q. m.
February s-ff;fs A. M--Faytfy
cloudy, Wind southwest. ~ fnfir> an
hour. Passed N: Steam sehr Frank u
stout At q m. y. M--cteufys Wind
west. 20 miles an hosr. Passed ini str
". y. kinxslsy at .. M fAss~d cot
A shr~e-mastet steamer. white stack
with letter "a at p m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Autos Killed Four
Here in January

-Four persons were killed and $50
injured In auto accidents during Jan.
uary. There were 752 accidents re.
ported 10 the police.
The number Of arrests during the
month reached 1860. several hun
dred irss than during the closing
month OF 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
HEARING on STREET WORK

Hearing on The proposition To-
grade Ninth ave. 8. and adjacent
streets and the construction OF al
sanitary fill in Walkers addition isl
TO be held In the council chambers|
by the council streets and sewcrs|
committee Thursday afternoon. Feb
ruary II. The cost Of the proposed
Improvements Is estimated at $1,000.
900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
SHIP TRAIN or SALMON

One million cans OF chum and pink
salmon. the first solid trainioad
shipped out OF Seattle In over a year.
IL on Its way Thursday 10 shipping
points in the South. The huge con
signmcnt left via Northern Pacific
from pier IL "Wednesday. with appro-
pirate ceremonies.
c. NJ. Evcritt and J +. Todd. Inc.
are the shippers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Chicago Live Stock

rTffCAG0 Feb III Gs~Fr~efpss.
tsess head. market ice 20 lie higher.
nalk % sales. B.ssGfsi butchers. ts.fsD
1895. packing. ttsogs. iishi- tets o
sfe IS: pigs. ts.itst.t. rosxhs, tait0
Ssfs.
cafs,s-- r~cvfpts. seos hsadi rnsrkss
strung. n-~s. ss.se Q sss hatcher sfors.
tsks9s. esnnsrs ard eGfsnss Tvs.
ssne srs and feeders. ft1t0t COWS. tsks
o.. calves. ttsgf.te
ahssp-K.e~ipss 20 zee hsats rnaFiss
sse 20 zee io-sf. Lambs. tf0aIs. s~sa.
t.0asE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
WILLIAMS co. PERMANENT

Permanent establishment, OF the
Williams Steamship Co. in tho Coast.
to-coast service here was announced
Wednesday when Thorndyke.Tren.
holme Co. Inc. accepted the regular
agency for Puget sound and British
Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

PORTLAND. Feb Cattle Ercsirts,
! head market nom inaity steady and I'M
rhsrged.
usr-- Receipts. .es head: nssstst use
lover Prime MIXED. Sft8fiss. h<Aviss.
sT6if, pigs. tis8itft
shs~p-H sesipfs. al head. rnarks< ~
sior and steady and unchanged
Butter~-tEc per
Exxs-asNttc pM dos.
Cheese ~-lTrlpirta s8c per IL
Ii.ps--.tH sc per ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
HERE AFTER SEVEN YEARS

After an absence of seven years.
the steamship Texan OF Tho Amcri.
an.Hawailan line 10 again In PuEe;
sound waters. The vessel Ia finishing
its cargo at Bellingham. After hav.
ing loaded a, Seattle and Tacoma for
Atlantic ports I, Is a fast freighter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
San Francisco Produce

sA~ vnAScfgco. ffb. ;--Hgtisr---
Extras. ssHe per ID. pssms FIRST. sphe
ch~see-caiisornia fats. fsne7. AYE
pr ~.
ftFsis. zee per dos. srsra puilrts. tebr
per dos. undersissa pallets no. l. sse per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
DISCUSS Expect on PORr

what Effect WIN the Passage OF
House Blii No. ~ Have on the Port
Of Seattieg'' was to be the subject OF
an address By Port Commissioned
George u. Lamping befor. tho En-.
glneers' club at oon-Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

Sww YORK. rsb. s-Joreigs ss'
change opened to-day with demand stsf.
ling at tfsgS. francs 7.e1sr. Tire asse.
mark t3r Canadian dollars tth1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
BIRTHS

griffith. G. IL. bsts Keystone pl..
Tuck. c. ~. isse King IT.. boy.
Doolsy. ". ~. se07 Woodland Park
swanson. q. w.. icos \. sch, boy.
Gardnsf j. 8. SOL 2Tth y n, riri.
Anderson. william. c2ss s0th n. r..
Johnson. y. d. $40 Randolph. boy
Day william H., 1865 Director at.
boy.
Quinn. D., 1880 Bailey 81. girl
Ruff. a. j.. sOSs f2nd ~ W. CIfl.
fioibro0k. a. ~. 1905 Fremont ave-,
boy.
Andrews. J. -. fsi Lsksvisw ave.
boy.
Price. u. H.. sol " cath. girl.
Forrest, George. ssss falatins. boy.
Hull. n. l.. s0as W. Orchard. boy.
Massaft, q. ", s1Is 3lst y, E.. girl
cornueiie. G. W. as Mob mn ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Reported by Wireless

February Str Admiral Ecbree passed
IN Tatoosh 81 .. M. bound for Tacoma
pert. northbound. At .. M. str La
touehe 30 miles south Of Seymour Mar.
rows. northbound. at .. m. atr Admiral
Rodman off Cape Mudge. uofthboBBd. at
.. IA.
4. =. Naval Gem m ua les ttess
February Str Governor. San Fran
cisco for Seattle. fet miles north Of
Cape Blanco at .. M. ctr Horace X
Baxter. ssattle for san Francisco 1zs
miles from Seattle at D. m. str Yofpa
Linda. Seattle for San Pedro. five miles
south Of Umatiiis reef. str Admiral
scbiey. Seattle f0 san Francisco. zRs
miles from Seattle AZ .. ms str D-u.i
Orient for seattle. i.s3s miles from se-
attis At y. IN. str city OF Spokane
Manila for Seattle. $50 miles from Bs-
attic at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

The ncw monster disappearing
coast defense gun of the u. =. navy
requires a 2.7oo-pound shell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. Fsb. 1.-auEar-RAv
isle per ~. graduated. esac PEE ~.
7 Coffes--So. : ITO. s.as.o per hi
No. Z Santos. - ufeLc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name hhd Residence Age.
Robertson, william. Seattle ......bf
Nyson. Anna Clara. Seattle Legal
Psriilstt. Alex 3. seattle Legal
ON. Mary J.. Seattle Legal
Maraten, Abraham j. Seattle ...,2s
Holmes. Esther L.. Seattle. .s4.s.f7
Bea rdHise. J. Fred. n0theii .....23
Davies Viola ifeimor. Iiotheil ....ls
Noah. Charles D.. Seattle ....2t
Hall Lora ~. Seattle ........ts..is
stcver. Charles. Seattle Legal
Nelson. Marguerite, Seattle Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

TEN states have shown tiprir In
difference or hostility 10 prohibit
ton by falling 10 enact laws cnforc-
Ing the 18th amendment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

A homing pigeon has been known
10 fly LOO miles from Rome. Italy ]
TO Durham. England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

"N tt7<NN
ttIt. q
t1r~t ttish Tide
stff q M. tpa O.
first low Tide
SOS a M ~ e.
Second nigh Tide
ttos y m ies a.
s~road low Tide
ttis y m, 90 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03

Wednesday, osssssi~ss)
Furnished w T. n Nssotse q Co..
Batter Hotel pssftdinG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
FRIDAY
nm. q

lfu q
first uish Tide
al a. m. ITO ~
FIRST Law Tide
tfoe q m. 10 ~
second High Tide
tits y m, 10 = n
s~e~ad Law fti~
LII ~ m. 90 @
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-03
DIVORCES GRANTED

Caller, Grover &. from Marcia
Mapsficld. Horace y. from Virginia
NJ
Russell. LILLIAN from John ".
The diamond drill., 1921-01-08

John Johannson has taken a con-
tract 70 rebuild the interior OF large
store building in Iron Mountain and
Will leave for there soon 10 start the
job
Rev. Rosander was at Iron Moup-
tain this week where he was sent by
the synod 10 take possession OF the
church property OF the Swedish
Lutheran church OF Iron Mountain.
An unfortunate disagreement in the
congregation over the employment OF
a minister made the action necessary.
We understand that one faction has
resorted TO the courts and has em-
ployed Mr.. McDonough OF Iron River
TO look after their interests.
Mr.. Albert Axelson, proprietor OF
the Albert Shoe store will leave to-
day for Milwaukee where he will at
tend the convention OF the National
Shoe Retailers which conyenes in the
Cream City commencing Monday. 1t
Is expected that fully 10000 will be
in attendance at the convention, Mr..
Axelson will be gone about four days.
Bradley Barlow went 10 Marinette
the day before New Years for a two
fold purpose. first to join Mrs. b.
who was spending the holidays with
her sister at Marinette, and secondly
to attend the annual banquet OF the
Carpenter-Cook salosmen. The ban-
quet was given the, statesmen by Mr..
c. l. Cook az his residence in Me-
nominee Mr. Barlow Il, one Of the
Oldest and most successful salesmen
the firm has.
II will benefit our readers to fcan
the ads closely this week as thereA2re
some exceptional bargains offered
The Crystal Falls Coop. Fred olinl
OF Alpha and the Hematite Mercantile'
Co. OF Amasa have some real bargain
items. There is free telephone SER
vice between this city and Alpha and
Amasa and any item appearing in our
columns from either
place are guaranteed,
The diamond drill., 1921-01-08

BE sure 70 pay your taxes today.
It's the last day before penalty be-
gins.
Emil soderznan returned 10 his
studies at Ann Arbor last Sunday
night
Gen. Mgr. &. w Hopkins and Atty.
white of the Oglehay-Norton interests
we're in Crystal Falls last Tuesday on
a business mission.
Mrs. Herman Holmes and Miss
Easter were visitors at Iron River
several days the past week.
T. b. catlin. deputy warden Of the
Marquette prison, was chosen war
den by the new board Of control last
Tuesday.
Willie Richards OF the Carpenter
location was one Of the Ann Arbor
students that went bach last Monday
evening
Sheriff Waite made couple Of
raids during the week that netted two
more for the LIQUOR yiolators' club.
Tie board OF supervisors meet al
the court house today
Tom Brooks returned 10 Wolf Pit.
Ky last week, taking his family along
with him. Mrs. Brooks and the child
ren have been in Crystal Falls for
nearly a year, Miss Doris attending
school here the past four months.
The John Tufts Co has leased ?
space in these columns and will tell
our readers weekly OF certain bar
gains that are TO be had in that store
The Conant Studio has been changed
to the Anderson Studio.
There will be meeting OF the A
merican Legion Auxiliary at the Le-
gion Club rooms next Wednesday
evening. January -, at 500 o'clock.
All members are requested to be
present as business Of Importance
will betransacted
The diamond drill., 1921-01-08

The woman'c Club will meet with
Mrs. Lyons next Thursday evening
A big reduction on rugs, carpets
and linoleums for this coming week
AZ cannons
A party was given at soderberg's
last Tuesday evening in honor OF Mrs.
Fred Bregger,
Mr.. Frank spoor OF Dollar Bay has
taken position In the Crystal Falls
store.
Otto Nelson moved his family from
the Coombe house TO the Alvin Rich
ard shouse last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Olson Of Eyel-
eth. Mimi, spent the holiday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Liberty
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Oswald and
Master Merwin We're New Years Wis
itors at waukegan and Chicago.
The Ladies Of the NJ. z, sum
day school will give pantry sale al
the store OF shoiander & Malmberg
on Saturday afternoon, Jan l5.
Mr.. Alex Mroz OF Minneapolis, Minn
came here the first OF the week 10
visit with his brother, Leo Mroz
Mr.. Lassineus is back in Crystal
Falls but his condition is such that
he will be unable TO work for a week
or two.
Mrs. Fred Bregger came up from
and spent the New Year
with her parents and other
relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j Dundon OF Iron
Mountain, Mich, visited at the home
II Mrs. Dundon's mother, Mrs. f.
russell, the past week.
Walter Bauer went back 70 Ann
Arbor last week Friday. Walter is
aking a course in medicine at the
University.
Dewey and Clarence Bjork are back
I Houghton again after two weeks
acation spent here with their par
nts, Supt. and Mrs Arvid Bjork.
I the u. OF M.
A workman employed in one OF the !
umber camps at Sagola was found
anging near the camp one day TINS
,eek, ne having become tired OF life
nd did away With himself.
p. II. Edyvean received word from
AXE Liden last Tuesday evening that !
is fathers condition took change |
DR. the worse. He went Immediately |
, the copper country.
Judge Flanagan imposed jail SEN
ences upon all liquor law violators
{ Iron Mountain this week One OF
hose in the tolls was one OF the Nee
ans formerly OF Florence.
LOST: A brown padded cover for
between city and Monop-
ahela location. Finder bring into
annon's store and receive liberal re-
ard. toz)
GIRL wANTED:-To learn TO be
entail assistant an my Office. Finnish
irl who can speak good English pre-
erred
5lhtf) DIR. A. J. HOCKINGs.
The largest individual shipment OF
onarch Coffee ever unloaded in Iron
)unty-all unloaded al the store OF
red f. olin-now selling for 10 days
only 42c a pound. Regular price
sc. See olin's ad.
Aadames A. J. Pohland and z. c.
overs OF Iron River we're in Crys-
i Falls last Wednesday attending
ie meeting OF the poor commission.
n. Fritz Moberg visited with rela-
YES al Negaunee over the New
ear
Mrs. Oscar Carlstrom arrived home
ON California last week Friday.
er son, Oliver, accompanied her. She
lys that train loads Of people are go
Ig to California for their health and
her trainloads leaving dlsappoint-
! in the results obtained.
The diamond drill., 1921-01-08

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