The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, September 07, 1901, Image 8

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The diamond drill., September 07, 1901, Image 8
About The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996

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TERSE TOWN TOPICS. J
I. l.andfield, watchmaker und jeweler.
The band boys did -i very graceful
act hut evening in .calling oil the
ihnee which they had advertised. It
was commonly, understood that the
President of the United States has
lxcn killed and out of respect to him
they decided to postpone the dance
until next Wednesday evening, Sept.
11. -This act should prompt our people
to turn inand help the hoys when tills
dance Is finally vriven. The band boys
arc lxiys in the true sense of the term,
a number belou from 1.1 to 18 years of
jikc but. yountf as they are, the have a
wnse of reverence for American in
stitutions and pcrsones tbat promises
well for the future.
1'eople in dlflerent sections of the
upper peninsula are complaining
against 1 1 it .string ncy of the pine
Jaw which allocs a hunter to kill only
two deer in a v umui. They claim
that in many of the counties deer are
becoming so nuiueious that they are
destroying rowin crops and the
farmers are obliged to 140 out into the
fields and drive them oh during the
daytime. If these same parties who
arc complaining f the law will take ;i
Kim and uu into t he wtiods ami hunt
for deer next fall wit liout the aid of a
d(r, as the law says they shall, they
will be willing to take, their oath be
fore the season is over that there is
not one deer to every ten square miles
of territory In the upper peninsula.
WANTEI TIU'STWORTH Y MKX AND
wt'tun to travel mil a lvrrtlMJ for old et-tafo-lUhed
tiountof mjIIi! financial Htaixllng. Halary
78 a year ami ex'nwH, all ayutl In canh.
No canvassing rt'nuircd. (live reference rihI
eicloe ueIf Hdlnh8t'l otuinixl euveloi. A1
irs Manager, an." Caxtou IIMk., Cblcaco.
Hrnlc ltiver bridge, connecting Iron
and Florence counties below Staler in
Mastolon township, collapsed last
Thursday morning. A team and
wntfon was on the bridge at the 'time
but escaped uninjured. The bridge
has been in b;id order for some time
and its bic;tk-(Ktvu was expected by
those acquainted with the condition
f the timbers. It is likely that a
move will be made to secure the plac
ing of an Iron bridge over the river at
ume point near the railroad bridge.
Hy placing the bridge in the locality
mentioned several miles of the worst
road would be cut oil from the Crystal
Falls-Florence route. If an iron
bridge is built the two counties will
have to j'iu in its erection.
Vow (fin ''! fie.-li I 1' 1 mi t CiUi'l v
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K asioic, l'rop.
John Fdvvards. chief of tlieChicaoii
Lata- Indians, has returned to the
Aaters of that lake after several years
pent at Lao Vleux Desert and says
that he Intends to make Chlcaon
lake his home for the remaining days
of his life. Kdwards was a familiar
figure in the Falls until recently and
the country between here and the
lake Is land marked with the Kdwards
and their kinsmen. Fcntoga, his
wife, gave a name to the village of
that name on the banks of the Ilrule
and the old Indian cemetery at the
foot of the lake Is yet in evidence
with lis little houses over the graves.
To Kknt:-Two nicely furnished
rooms. Inquire of Mrs. M. Maultby,
Marquette avenue, directly back of
Kid red house.
AiW-ut the most desolate looking
abandoned mining location In this
vicinity Is the old Mastodon. Andrew
Nelson purchased and removed all of
the buildings therefrom excepting C.
S. (Jretee's residence and the school
house so that the place may be said to
U' denuded of dwellings. The old
shaft house and rock pile are still In
evidence, to lend forlornness to the
aspect and remind the traveler of the
palmy days when Mastodon was the
busiest sjKit in Iron county.
Smoko tho Court Houso cigar.
VANTi:i:-(ood reliable men and
women to canvas. Liberal commis
sions. Address Albert F. Koepeke, t)
Spring St., Marquette, Mich.
'Fred Leuhbers, a miner, was
hurt at. the Hope mine last Saturday
morning and the chances for his re
covery a re slim, lie and his partner
wen at woik with two other men In
the shaft. Tin- dirt from the shaft, is
hoMcdwItha bucket and a pair of
lalse skids ar u d at the Ixltom so
.is to guide the bucket, onto the firm
runners above. At. s.ipper time tin?
'men started up. The oi l hands went
first, warning the two new men to
either go all the way on the ladders or
:o take the ladders as far as the tlrm
skids rts thr bucket frequently caught
hi passing from t lie loose to the firm
runners. The warning was not heed
ed, however, for the two nu n hoarded
;he bucket at the lxttom. When It
reached the true runners It caught
and turned over preclplatatlng Ixtth
:ren to the bottom of the shaft
tw enty feet below. One escapes unin
jured but Leuhbers had his back
biokcn.
RECORDS WERE
BROKEN
During tho recent Firemen's Tournament
but our record for the Host Goods at the
Lowest Prices has NOT been broken nor
will wo allow it to bo broken.
Wo carry tho I3EST in the line of-
idatches, diamonds and Jewelry.
Fine Watch Work a Specialty.
HENDERSON BROS-
JEWELERS & WATCHMAKEMG.
If any of our readers question the
ability of farmers in tins county to
raise fodder corn we would advise
them to visit the farm of II. .1. Mc
Laren. Mr. McLaren has a lot of the
linct fodder corn that we have seen
since the old days down on the farm,
lie harvested the crop this week and
it cured well. This demonstration
will go far towards solving the prob
lem of growing food for cattle during
the long winter months in this clim
ate. The Janitor question was settled by
the lMard of education electing Henry
Holsteln to the vacancy In the central
building. The vote stood Holsteln
3, Harvey '1. No janitor was elected
to the second ward school that build
ing being consolidated with the Maple
drove building and placed under Mr.
Carr'scare. The salary of the janitor
of the central building was trimmed
to fM) per year (twelve months) and
t hat of the other janitor set at loo.
if"
Gain-F
esh
Persons have been known to
rfain a pound a if ay by taking
cn ounce of SCOTT'S EMUL
SION. It is strange, but it often
happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
ihc pound; it seems to start the
digestive machinery going prop
erly, so that the patient is able
to digest and absorb his ordinary
food, which he could not do be
fore, and that is the way the gain
is made.
A certain amount of flesh is
necessary for health; if you have
not got it you can get it by
taking
gcoirs pniiision
You will find it Just as useful in summer
a3 in winter, and if you are thriving upon
it don't stop because the weather is warm.
V. nJ f 1.00, ail ilrugist,.
SCOTT flt UOWNll, ChembU, New York.
It looks as If the talk of a trolley
line connecting the cities of Iron
Mountain and Norway and making
the several mining locations and small
villages enroute is going to materi
alize. Fabian .1. Trudell, of Menomi
nee, appeared before the Iron Moun
tain city council lat Tuesday evening
and asked for a franchise, for the pro
posed line through the streets of Iron
Mountain. It is intended to begin
work on tho new line In the spring.
. CH12W . 3
BLOOD BERRY GUM i
INDOITtriNK IKItTH.
THK ONLY ANTISIPTIC GUM IN THK j
WORLD.
Like Hunch of Carnation irv the Mouth. (
1
row ttn ir n oiaiirs
S0URW1XE & HAKXETT. ManTrs.
E6CANAOA, MICH.
Tom Uichards built a veranda about
his house that from point of work
manship Is as line a piece of work as
have seen In a long time. Any of our
readers wanting a piece of carpenter
work done well will make no mistake
in securing Mr. Illchard's services.
An Kogl ib UHHix'iatioii iccarding
irotmiu' happitiCHM linn offered a reward
of ."00 for 11 greater bleMNirm to woman
than Uocky Mountain Tea. Fennible
move. J. C. Wilkirmon.
The school teachers have had a hard
time to find Uardlng places In the
city this week. Those who would like
to lxard teachers have not the room
and those who have the room don't
care to board them so there it is.
Almost all of the ladies are located or
have locations in siuiit, the ma'or por
tion of tin m rooming at one place and
taking meals at another. Mrs. low
ley has about all of them for meals.
Johli NYntliafer, of Loouootee, Ind., is
1 a pour man, but he n.iv he would not
he without ('liamlx rl. 1 iu'H l'iin 1'alin if
it cot live dollar a bottle, for it en veil
liim from bein a ( t ipple. No external
application is equ-d to this liniment for
ntiff and Hwollen punt, contracted
muteleM, Htiff neck, hprain and rheu
matic and muhcuhir paint. It hart alo
cured numerous case of partial ptal
ybin. It in for rale at Cole'H I'hattnacy.
The hottest game of base ball ever
played in these parts was the one
played last .Sunday between the Parks
Mercantile and the John Tufts com
pany h rces. lien. Voos was umpire
and he is charged with giving the
came to the Tufts crowd because the
are Ids neighbors, a fact which anvered
Tom Wills so much that be threatens
to build a little tin postoiiicc til his
own and give Voos the boycott. Fred
Hunt, was the star player for the
I 'arks crowd, that is, lie was generally
star-gazing when a lly ball came into
his garden. Adolph Sutter made
grand sand plays gaiorv and was
otftl to he the ln-st all M'oUlid
player in the Ti:i Is team e.cep; iu
i the thlt e or toin piotc.vNj.;j,ais that
titat crowtl bt.rrovuti tro: : bail
Wat els.
Mullllr- Willie U 11. id thivh.ivt
Hhtd the piohkin td kttpii t l.i if
children hi II. ( ii t l i in Uoeky Moim-
iioiiTe;i e.teh -ek. A bl ruini; tt limt
her and clnld. .1. C Wilkin-on.
Dr. E. I. Cliallis
Dentist.
OFFICE VP STAUIS IS TIIK
LIXDSAV M'lLlilSU.
A new school house w ill be built at
the Iunn Mine to take the place of
the old one burned last summer.
There was no Insurance on the build
ing so that Its destruction was a dead
loss to the district.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Harbor were
granted by the probate court the
necessary papers for the adoption of
the little Uergman child last Thurs
day. Agent Jones Is working hard on the
St. Paul excursion to Calumet. We
expect to be able to tell our readers
definitely about this next week.
Prof. Murtaugh is moving into his
new quarters and will have a carload
of pianos tin display, lie will also
deal extensively in sheet music.
Mrs. Win. Parks received her hus
band's policy from the Modern Wot id
men lodge. This is the first death
1 enetit paid by the local lodge.
Fditor O'Hrien, of the Iron Kiver
Peporter lias our sincere, sympathy
at. the death of his little son which
'tccurred last night.
Partridges are very plentiful in this
J locality this year. A line return is
1 promised hunters next fall.
i To Kknt: Four ritoms. Inquire of
Mrs. L. Harris.
Ten dollars buys a gotnl hard coal
heating stove. Have no use for it.
Who wants a bargain?
Tjios. Con un.
T?vA..
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ask kok Tin;
i NEW CUBA
luvNt fii u ttliitf it. Tli ih'iiVr who
trit-H to I'leitMi you will uri,v you to
Kiuukt It. He know that in ctnts
can't n y a U tter xtanke In t lit- city.
Herman Buenfjer. f
The biggest wetlding entertain
ment ever given in Iron county
was that of Joe Konvinskey
on the occasion of Ids marriage to
Miss Ilosie Ihidcrman at Iron Iliver
last Wednesday. He ports say that
4hi invitations were sent out and fully
an equal number of oral Invitations
were given. The guests sat down to
supper at six and reports say that
t hey remained at t lit-tallies t he better
part of the evening, hancinu' was In
dulged inand, in fact, every thing in
the line of eatables and drinkables
was provided for Mr. Konvinskey 's
guests.
For a bad taste in the mouth take
Charnhorluin'M Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Forfait' at Colt'i Pharmacy.
The directors of the tournament
association will met t Monday evening
and audit all bills yet due. Then a full
report will be inadetothesttK-kholdcrs
of all moneys collected or paid out and
after the money due the association is
collected a division of all on hand will
be made and the alTairs wound up.
The largest asset of the association is
the s. hundred cots. They will prob
ably have to be lit Id until next season.
The lumber has almost all been dis
posed tif.
The city council has taken action
on the suggestion that protection lie
given the people at the railroad cross
ings In this city. A request will Itc
made to the railroad companies to
either station a llagman at the cross
ings or to put in gates or bells.
Latt week I went about,
Full of trouble and of doubt,
Now I'm umilinii and dance with de
light. I iiad itomo liocky Mountain Tea last
night.
Water Cure fur Chronic Constipation
Take two cupf of hot water half an
hour Infore each meal and pint Itefoie
Kini to lied, alno a drink of wider, hot
or cold, about two hours after each
e cal. Ta ke lots ttf outdoor exercise
walk, tide, drive. Make a regular habit
ot this antJ in many casea chtonii: con
.tipatiiii may be cured without th" ie-:'
if any iiii-ilicine. When a puruat ive i
itMju'utd lake sotiiet li in mild and gentle
like Oiatnhei l.iih'n Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Ftu-sale at 'ole'rt Pliiirm tcy.
Cols for S&Ie.
The Tournament assocdatittn will
sell the win spring cots which are on
hand at sixty-live cents each. This is
about half of what the cots cost at
wholesale. They are brand new,
many of theai never having'becn Used,
1 lejllii-e !'
Tint-. Com. in.
Stops the CoiikIi and Vork otf thj
Cold.
Laxative IU omo-(2uinine Tablt n cure
a cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay .
Price ur cell If
Very Low Kates Kxeiusion Tickets
to the Pan-American Imposition,
Iiullalts X. Y.,
Via the N'ort h-WfHt'ji n Line are Hold
daily with favorable return limitM.
Ihrect cttnntctiou tit rhicatfo, with fast
t ra ins of all lint m to l'.uffalo. For fur
ther particular!, apply to n get) tn. An
illuntratetl booklet will lie mailed tin
receipt of two cent postage by W. lh
Kni.skcrn, (ieneral I'liMseiiger and Ticket
Atfent, Chicago.
Dr. B. W. Lindcinann.
DENTIST.
Will be tempararily located
Oct Drs. Darling's office.
Notice
Notice is hereby given thai Hay
Kimball lias been mi pc receded as
Secretary and Treasurer of the Kim
ball Lumber Company by Claud C.
Kimball. .Settlement of accounts
w ith said company must he made with
the President or the Secretary and
Treasurer.
Dated Aug.
Ki.Mu.ux Li'Miucn Company.
Ily W. J. Ibitiw N,
President.
Cl-AL I KIMIIAI.Im
Secretary and Treasurer.
A Certain Cure for Pysenlery ami
Piai 1 hoea.
"Some yearn ago I wan one of a pai ty
that intended making 11 long bicycle
trip," hii.vh F. L. Pay lor, of New
Albany, l'.radfoid County, Pa. "I wan
taken Maidenly with tliaiihora, ant
wan about to give up the trip, when
editor Ward, of the Laceyville MenHen
ger, HUggestetl that I tako 11 tlone of
ChatnU ilain'a Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea llemedy. I purchased a lnittle
ami took two doncs, one before starting
and tine on the route. I made the trip
Buccen fully and never felt any ill effect.
Amain lat Hummer I won ahnont com
pletely run down with an attack of
dysentery. I bought a bottle of thin
name remedy and thin time one done
cured me." bold At Cole's Pharmacy.
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ProtecttSomi
You realize the necessity of protecting your liouse
with gcxxl paint, but you do not realize the neces
sity of protecting yourself against poor paint. It all
looks alike in the can, but one kind comes off, the
other stays on ; one kind soon looks shabby, the other
keeps new. The kind that holds ou strongest, looks new longest, is
The
Sherwin-Williams
Paint
It U the result of n quarter of a century's pnint-making expert
nce ; the product of the largest paint factory ia the world.
Wc sell it.
Also a full line of.
...WALL PAPER...
R. WEHSE.
Live People want Light.
Dead Ones Don't Need Any.
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&S LIGHT. -'y
SUPERIOR TO ELECTRIC LIGHT.
Our liubt makes your Homes, Mores
and Streets look Attractive.
Insurance tympanies Ismu' lVrmits
(irat Is.
Permitted by Consulting Kuu'lnoers of
National lloard tif tire Underwriters.
The "NULITK" Indoor Illuminator,
"."() candlt; iovcr, superior to Kleo
tricity or (Ins at ONK-TKNTII
the cost.
The. "NULITI-r'Diittl'Kir Illuminator,
the mttst Keonomlcal Lljht In the
Worltl. Gicaper than Kerosene.
A Brilliant Ornament not a Gloomy Eyesore.
Use the "NULITE"
and you'll not be
without light.
J). tf. Berg.
General Agent,
Crystal Falls, - Hich.

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