The diamond drill., May 31, 1902, Image 8

About The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996

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filoti Loc&l Item for Busy Render.
T.'hvn t IIuuiImjI.1 this wt'fk th writ
t'njft .T Mi'ih Shimtninannd JohnL'on
iUr, Uth we 11 known here. Mr.Khim
tins wns mining Captain tit the Man
!ild mine and after it was hoM lie
fat to Vermont fr Captain Duzzo to
erintenl a co .r mine that Mr.
X.ito had on contract. The mine was
-jrk.M'l jn th fall and Mr. Shimmins
rH-uncd t anl Wit given charge of
iht fovdale. Mr. ConniUar wan at the
Hr-len mine all winter returning to
UdiiiIk.1.1 in the f.rinj;. They llh
hare their familieH at HntnhoM and
h:t doing well.
The rankest act of vandalism that
n-A ever committed in this city was
Jhtt wilful destruction of the new cem
ritwalk in front of A. Kelsons lot. The
mil rit that committed the deed wore
'"'man size" .ho and jmnjM'd on
xuih Hake of cement in thewalkdes-v-'jir-g
it so that it had to U torn up
'r1 built over.
IV. A. M. Darling and Earnest
Sarins returned from their Oshkosh
irij. Tuesday. Dr. Ovid'made arrang
cenUtocome to tiie Falls andpreformed
u operation on Mr. Mnnns yesterday
fl.f ;l!.flldiritif. Till' OlM'iation W!!M
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nwvessfully prdWim-d at t!t h"sjital
3o tho forenoOn.
Mr. Neumaiheck has secured a posi
litm as night time keeper at the Crystal
FaiU mine. He is a good ball player
itcd a gentleman in every sense of the
term and Crystal Falls is, indeed, lucky
lit secure fo valuable a man.
Iron Mountain is sutTering from an
epidemic of burglary.
Hans Christeuson is atout as busy a
man as there is in town these days.
m He has is men on his section and is
Auinif extensive repair work to the
track leading to the mines of the
locality.
Mrs. Ella Henkey who has been
pt rating the simplex machine in this
(pftvo since Janurary leaves next week
fir Islipeming where she has accept -oi
a very fi tie osition inthe oflice of
"V. H. Oakley who will soon own a
vin yard in that city.
We are always liUral in inserting
.programs ect, of church affairs rupee j r
iy wlit ie lt.ical'talent is interested but
j-rsons interested in the affairs must
jtt copy in by Friday morning. Our
wiirk practically closes Friday niht
ArA we will not take copyof'thiw kind
later than Fiiday forenoon.
A fishing party consisting of John
Ericknon, John Parks and Nels Margi
n went out Mondayjnnd tin stories
.if their catch as told by each is as
JJfverse a the colors of Joseph'H coat,
jricksoii says'they aughtVsO ; Parka
,?iy4 LM'); Margison 'Juit'and Lai son
lon't say. Now, which story are you
Jjoing to take.
Mrs, .1. C. Wilikinson has U-en sei
'Jeusly ill tliis week and was removed,
wrly in the weetc, to .T. C. Ford's re
idfnce ho as to avohl the disagareeab
Jcr.oM incident to tlie moving of the
Wilkinson residence which i in pro.
Ci'vs of removal.
There was considerable excitement
igain this weeK wheii'the auction was
f.rh-d in the corner stole of the brick
T'nildiiig. Stvernl men -bants of the
'. ity t nd" iv -red to slop the sal" but a
Jvn ;is iM ord-iince tne matter was
Jo t
A. 1.. VI- Avllirr.: vj -ited at bis e-
walk in'front of his place on Marquette
Avenue.
Ktrvfc commissioner Hunltack has
had a crew at work grading the lower
part of Crystal Avenue this week. The
council last winter came to terms with
J. B. Schwartz on the piece of t lie
street that he owned.
The Sunshine Society will meet with
Mrs McCourt on Wednesday June 4th
2 p. m. All cordially invited
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Join drove over
from Stambaugh Wednesday 'and spent
the night in the city.
Coductor Oallory will run the ex
cursion from IronHiver to Green Hay
tomorrow.
himil (aiser was inthe cityWednes
day in conferanee with John F. West
er berg.
No Ji-tter Ice Cream made than the
Thompson-Keid. for sale by Mrs E.
N. Eerg.
(teorge'IIamilton, Sr. .was over from
Stambaugh on bnsiness'last Thursday.
Mrs. J. II. Parks is at Escanaha
visiting hei daughter, Mrs. Wm. II.
Jolliff and family.
Mrs. C. II. Wats n: and'son. John, is
rnstirating up at dtim bell's camp
this week.
ProsecutingAttorney Watson was
at Iron RiverlTuesdav on business.
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Z Call up PhoneJJNo. ( and order the
Best Ice Cream in the city delivered to
your home. Mrs. E. N. Berg.
J. W. Jones was up from Iron Moun
tain this week on a visit to his freinds.
CRYSTAL FALLS WON.
The Crystal Falls base ball dub went
to Republic last Sunday and trounced
the team of that place to the tune of
IN to i. A large numer of admirers
accompanied the boys and were re
warded by seeing their favorites win
out easily. The loys up in thy hard
oro town had a por opinion of the fel
lows from this non-Bessemer end of
PIANO TUNING.
E.E. Mnrtaugh will l ready to tin
your piano or organ at anytime or'-
may b left at the Music Store or City
Drug Store all work gaurauteed "at
moderate prices. '''-
Mrs. Jas. Whalonand her grandswi .
Master Jas. Burke and Jas. Corbett
returned Thursday from a visit to Flo
rence. We will sell tickets for tl -National
Protectivne Association ot
America at Portlaud Ore. whicn taks
place June Cth and 7th. At a rate !
t:i.2'0 for round trip. Supreme lodg
Ancint order Unitd Workman Portland j
June lOth. to.'Oth. same rate. WITH A SINGLE EYE
Ed. and Will Reynolds Wm. Murry : to the interests vt our customers, the
and John Dawson went to Hurley tlis r?iair work done here must be. and
morning where they will be enrolled in i satisfactory.
the memliership of the Hurley lodge, J Qniy two wavs of doing things:
Knights of Columbus. the right wv and tie wrouu way.
Chicago's U'st Cream Collin's Bros, Only one way of doing it here and
furnished in any cpantily from a pint that's th right way.
JEWELRY REPAIRING
requires a special kind of skll. Only
those with a keen and delicate totn h
cau satisfact(rily perform the necess
ary operations.
Yet we do not charge much for this
high cla worlc. Thi- of price
prove that.
KENDERK A BROTHERS.
DEPOSIT BY MAIL
WITH THE
to gallon at FIckkI's.
WANTED. Apprentices and sewing
girls, at the Fair Dress Making Pai ns.
For Sale : A newly built, six room
house in good locality. "Inquire at this
Col'iuw Ibos. Vetvtt Ie Cteam at
Fio..,!
LAUNDRY LINES.
the earth but leforethe game was4over
with the fans up there came to' the
conclusion that in these good tiuiesthe
non-Ii'ss'mer product is in "demand
A very hot iron should never be used
for flannels or woolens.
Alutn water will restore almost any
faded color If put Into the rinsing water
after the goods are washed.
If black underwear, stockings or
black yarn that Is to bo knitted is boil
ed a few minutes In milk, the dye will
not stain the skin.
Stains on flannels may be removed
by applying equal quantities of yolk of
egg and glyctrln and allowing it to
eoak for half an hour before the gar
ment is washed.
Black lr.ee may bo washed la warm
water to which a little borax has been
added hi the proportion of a tenspoon
ful to a pint. This lace should never
be dried by the fire, as it will turn rus
ty. To sponge it use an old black kid
glove.
Steel faced sadirons, with reasonably
high handles and six or seven pounds
In weight, meet the greater number of
laundry uocds. The variety In irons Is
and they went away with a wholesome
respect, yes dread of the nauie of. so great that every woman should be
Crystal Fallsanda thorough m:; : , c a-J abl0 t0 fina something suitable to her
HKing.
The glass washboards are clean, du
rable and good for the clothes. Their
one drawback Is that they are a trifle
tion of the ball players of the town.
Nemaciieck did the cannonading
and for the lirst'seven innings he used
eless powder and the Republlic i c. ... ,i , i
1 heavy. Sanitarily they are far and
lHys never got the range. Several Lway t,ctt(.r tuan he WOt)(len or zinc
times tlie bases were full but the pitch- fared ones, which absorb dirt and hold
er held his head with him and put 1 all manner of taints.
the bunch to sleep in their tracks.
lb
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Ai-i i Vedln Ml,i .
f c 1 1 ing a !'c lip'!
no about his per-
Wanted
fl,'(! to I
l.l.K'Il i !)
A
:irl abont 1 I v-ars of
mm p'-i.iling on a simples
It is an excellent oi. nor
th. ljty tor son". rr to learn a trade
that will lnof gnat advantage and
fable- In l.er.
frt: A bay Mare, White stripe
:r. for-h''ad and white feet. Scar on
right hip. Last seen at Mansfield.
Leave informtion'or horse at opera
lious saliKiii ami receive reward.
F. K. Miller has been a pointed a
committee of one by the Woodmen
lodge of this city to confer with the
Grand Rapids Camps in regard to the
inti -reserve fund idea. Mr. Miller is
jnthering information to put before
Mi 'j lodge in due time on theexpansion
pwwdion He is handling the question
ii.-ip u t ially.
Wm. 11. Jolliff was rehired as super
int.endant of tlie I'scanaba'schools witii
An advance in salary of $100. Tlie
tiIh for retaining was'almost unanim
nun which certainly speaks well for his
work down there.
Mrs. Thou. Conlin and Hon leave Mcji
Jay juovning for Greenland to attend
the marriage of her sister, Mh Bel'e
Wright, next Thurslay.
J(eph Cheney has taken hold of the
jwu.turo back of the court house and
ibuynno wishing to pasture a horsor
?.v can arrange with'hlm.
fi(Hi, W. Freeman, warden Mar
qu',tte prison was In the city Tuesday
? ifdtlng friends
T. B. Catlia was from Iron'Mountain
TueAd.iy and spent tho day on business
and pleasure bent.
M. J. Sherwoo.1 ppuit a couple of
dtyi in the city attending the'riieetlng
of tho loard of review. - ',
Wm. Trebllcock Is building n rew
Along about the sixth inning when
tiie game htoHl 1 to 0 andtheCrystal
Falls boys were tired out from running
the bases, the Republic boys'got fright
ened for fear that the)- wouldn't woie
Hnrtl Work of a Drrn Model.
A model's work is hardest in a whole
sale house, where the various) sorts of
garments are put on in order that buy
ers may see them to tho best advan
tage. Suppose that a buyer Is looking
and trom that on for several innings ;for evi,niK KOwns, says a well known
tlie whole ellort on their part was to
make one tally. ' Towards the end of
the game Manager Corcoran told the
Imvh to let down and then Neimacheuek
changed his ammunition to the old
familiar black powder toss and the
Republic boys went right back to the
days of "one old cat'' and had lots of
fun. When they got Up to eigth scores
the pitcher sat down on them again and
their fun was over with for that day.
Frank Ball was at the receiving end
of the batb ry and played excellent
ball. The other boys of the team,
Lou Henry. Ait Scott. .!. Thoiiin and
D-'c Oran phyed their usual :;o..d
..line, Tiie te Hi) was short three men
and Clyde Ilenr and a to-i l,' oth -r
high school l.oys weie -ubst ilub-d.
Tlie third nine of this city went to
Florence last. Sunday and ( anie back
with the scalps of the Brule Indians
that constitute! the third nine of that
town dangling at their belts. The
Utile fellows played a nood game down
there and say that their opponents
were much older and heavier than they
but they were in no wise wared of
them.
A FINE ENTERTAINMENT.
The local talent entertainment given
by the ladies of theM. E. church at the
ojM'ra house on Tuesday evening last
was an exceptionally successful afliair.
The entertainment consisted of vocal
music and scenic reading. The scenic
reading part was manged by Madames
Maywood and Eriekson and Miss Fan Ms
and the fine manner in which the work
was prod need reflects great credit
upon the managers as well as the per
sons taking part in the work. The
Hubject of tho reading was Tennyson's
Dream of Fair Women". The part
of Helen of Troy was taken by Lizzie
Gaffney. Iphigenl by Frances Butter
field; Jeptha's Daughter, Mollle Gib
son; Cleoprpatra by Alma Miesler;
Roseliond, by Allerta Vivian: Elinor,
by Mamie Dawson; Daughter of Sir
Thomas Moore by Anna Hendrirkson,
Joan of Ark, bv Anna Seal erg ; Lienor
by Ada Harding.
The representation of Seven "times
Seven was a pleasing feature f the
euleralnment. Merel Lynch represent
ed the first of the sevn Ethel Lynch
the second. Martha McCarty the third,
Mrs Maywood assisted by Mildred
Lustt'eld, Dorothy Maywou!, Raymond
Penglase and Bert Erlkson the fourth;
Mrs. Erikson the fifth; Mrs. Roberta,
Jas. F. . Corcoran Chas. Henderson.
R C. Waters and Maud Henderson
sixth and Mrs. Maywood tho seventh.
model. I, to show them well, go Into
a dressing room and change everything.
When I reappear, my neck and arms
are bare and my petticoats and stock
ings and shoos are all In harmony with
the color of the elaborate frock I am
wearing. Perhaps you think this Is
easy work. Well, I assure you It Isn't
when the air is warm, the buyer In a
liurry Jind I am required to appear In
maybe a dozen gowns In nn hour.
"We have wh'"n we pose for stock
ings (lo.cns ( pairs of pretty shoes to
help show the Mo. kings off. Stocking
models are a necessity. It Is Impos
sible for the-buyer to tell accurately
the tliiviio.s of the f i!k and the design
of embroidery una s she sees the
stockings on. So i;i our retiring room
we Slip into these siockiu::. ve stMcct
a pair of little shoos that suit th.mi
and t!i n we come forth and exhibit
ourselves." Philadelphia Record.
'ii.i M a ml ."We u.
As a rule, the lives of women are M
closelv related to those of men that
they partake very largely of the vicis
situdes uf their male m'sociatfH. Noth
lug enn be more wretched than the life
of women In the slums under the prac
tical domination of brutal and drunk
en parents, husbands and sons. Talk
with persons familiar with the condi
tion of women In the poorer neighbor
hoods of P.oston, Philadelphia, New
York and Chicago, and one is almost
tempted to despair of human progress.
While we struggle to win for women
the largest possible measure of free
dom and opportunity, we should never
forget that the Interests of the froxes
are so Intimately connected that both
must rise or fall together. The rights
of women and the welfare of men can
not be severed. In the long run men
ore what wonun help to make them
and women are what men permit wo
men to become. Philadelphia Ledger.
Tlie (lire if I lie llnlr.
At night before retiring brush the
hnlr carefully and braid It loosely In a
number of strands. Avoid wetting the
hair too often to make it glossy, as the
wetting has a tendency to make the
hair coarse. Avoid putting the hair
up in kids at night to wave It. They
are more harmful than even the much
abused curling Iron, as the hair Is
twisted utx-ut the kid so tl.'htly that
It actually wears It out. and a bald
pot Is apt In time to bo the result.
There Is a nhampoo Just now much
In favor with women of fashion. It is
known as the perfume shampoo. It
consists of sprinkling the hair with or
ris, powder, leaving the fragrant pow
der on long enough to collect the dust
and oil, and then giving tho hair a
rigorous brushing. The orrli sham
poo when thus taken Is quite harmless
and leaves the hair with Ju$t a sub
tle perfume about It Woman'i Home
romurtnlon.
HERE'S A BARGAIN.
Eigiitv acre farm of best Iron County
hardwoixl land free from stone, ten
acres cleared; well plowed ani seeded
to hay. with good frame six room
house in first class condition : one frame
barn 24x40 feet, two good log stables,
one tine chicken house: two good
horses, hanesses wagon, sleighs, single
buggy and agricultural implements a
tine well iM feet deep: never failing
water. This farm for sale for less
money than the house and personal
property is really worth. Ill health of
present owners necessitates immediate
sale. Here is the best chance ever
offered in Iron County. Impure of
W.J. Brown.
A LESSON IN HEALTH.
Healthy kidneys filter the impurities
from the blood, and unless t hey do this
good health is imj ossil.-le. Foley's
Kidney Cure makes sound kidneys and
will positively cure all forms of Kidney
and hladdei disease. It strengthens
t lie whole system. For sale at Cole's
Charmacy.
i l our Footed Illril.
There Is a four footed bird, the Opls
thocoinu crista t us, which has such
anomalies of structure that It Is Im
possible to class It along w ith any oth
er family. It Is one of those survivors
which tell us of extinct groups of
whose past existence we would other
wise have remained forever Ignorant.
These, the only species of four footed
birds. Inhabit the Island of Mara Jo In
the lower Amazon. It is only during
Infancy that this remarkable feature
of these birds Is seen, the two fore feet
appearing early in the development of
the embryo and continuing perfectly
formed for several days after hatch
ing, when they are gradually shed. It Is
also known as the hoact.lu or evil
Kindling bird, the tlesh kadng an un
pleasant odor, tr.akl'rg it unp.ilatr.i l"
to both m:!i and o:i 1 1: i vo puis uu'm.vh.
which Is prob.ibly one cause of its sur
vival. IViiple Wlui I l to I'at SI1ith.
Tlx' enjoyment of particular klnd.s of
foul is. niter all. a matter of custom,
kikI the African who revels In while
ants Is no More po uli.;r In his tastes
than the European who cats cheese
mites. A lady whom M. Reaumur km w
was accustomed to devour spiders as
fast as she could catch them, and a
German lady gave It as her opinion
that these creatures resembled In taste
the most delicious nuts. A fellow coun
tryman of this lady was In the habit of
regularly hunting spiders In his own
and his friends' houses. He used to
spread them on broad, Rozol tells us,
and vowed that they were far pleas
nnter to the palate than buttorv-Coru-hlll
Magazine.
( Iillttri ii nnil Irect.
Don't let your children make a slave
of you. Tiny soon los- their respect
for any one who bows down before
them. Yon want your growuup sons
nnd daughters to reverence you in lat
er years, to come to you as a final
court of nppeal. Above all, you want
their love and trust and friendship.
Nothing Is more pitiful than to see
the way some grownup children treat
their mothers, mothers who have cheer
fully given tip everything for them
wheu they were little, and the saddest
thing of All Is that such mothers luue
genirally only themselves to blame for
this deplorable state of things.
C.na filobe.
In fitting on gas globes It Is a com
mon error to screw them on to tho gas
fixtures as tightly us possible. Thla Is
a grave error, for If tho globe has not
room to expand It will surely break
when the gns Is lighted and the glass
becomes hot. Many mjsterlous break
ages are due to tuo tight screws.
Coraeta Arc Not Alrrr Injorlona.
There are Injurious corsets and sensi
ble ones. Those that drag down on tho
abdominal organs do great harm. Cor
sets may bo worn properly or they may
be worn too tight. Anything that con
stricts the body is harmful. Ladles
Home Journal,
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IT'S M THE AIR.
Everybody knows
about S.VV.P. It's
success is In the
air.
It gains fame for
Itself with every
gallon that's spread
on a house.
Uniform good
quality has given
It a popularity
greater than any
other paint on the
market. (W
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to paint a build-
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Inside or out-
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SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
PAINT
will do It better
and more econom
ically than any
other It will wear
longer, look better
ana cover more
surface.
It's a paint with
a reputation found
ed on merit. Ask
us for color cards.
.SOLD BY.
RICH AH '"J WEH-SE
SANITARY
PLUMSING
mmm i swanson & co.
STEAM AND HOT
WATER HEATING
VENTILATING
)'on have the ")t(s"
W't- have the Suds,
Semf its v ; :.;" (( let
is jct i'('(i!tiiife(f.
oun WORK ON
LACE CURTAINS
CANNOT HE EXCELLED.
oust ekeepers Ilntr this in
Mind.
ISHPEMING STEAM LAUNDRY,
NEEDHAM BROS., PROP'S.
C. T. Hampton & Co.
BROKERS.
!i: I.KUS I.N
Copper Stocks, New York Stocks
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
n)!H!i:.si'oM)i:.vTH i on
Hayden Stono & Co.,
Mt inlt. im o! tin N.-w York Mock I'.x
Hums? nti'l of the Itoftton frtock
Kxcluini;.
W. H. Laldloy & Co.,
Mcmlier of th Vhkt.t Hoard it
Truc!i "
PRIVATE WIRES TO
Chicago, Boston
and New York,
NOTICE. I have iH'en HiHKititfl
ayt-nt for tlw nal) of lots in the Wak'-ner-Carey
Addition with Authority to
wll lots At the following j)ric's: Cor
ner lots inside lots f 0 dollars.
All irHons are warnl from trespass.) Dr. H. H Darling wns nt IronMuun-
ins on mis jiror?riy. uasor Aberietaln Jionday.
Offices: Temple Building.