The diamond drill., October 25, 1902, Image 8

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

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THE BIG STORE,
Special Reductions Holiday, Tuesday, Wednesday
We come before the people of Crystal Falls to be juoged and we bring in evidence the quality of gocds we offer compared
with the prices quoted are beyond a doubt PHENOMINAL BARGAINS. We study the needs of the people and we have
the Goods, have them in season and are willing to sell them lower than the lowest. We especially request our friends and
patrons to return any article bought at our store which did not prove to be reasonably satisfactory. THE BIG STORE
Guarantees every artice sold over its counters to give reasonable wear and satisfaction. Take advantage of the following
quotations which are good for the above dates only.
72c
mc and 12c Ouality Da; y an ' Outing Flannels in very Pretty Patterns n
jiei yard - - - - -
SAX SILK IN ALL SHADKS FKK SFOOL ON AliOVK I) ATMS j
ONLY - - - - -
FLKISHLK'S KNITTING YARN TUK HKST ON THK MAR
KKTperlb - ....
ROYAL SHKTLANI) FLOSS all Shade per Skt in - 5c
All our 19c quality AL15ATROS and WAISTINdS most up-to-date j 4
patterns per yd only - - - - - fllw
Pure wool TAM O'SI I ANTKRS in ery pretty shades 50c and 75c
uality only -Ladies'
Misses' and Children's WOOLKN HOSH firm and durable
25c quality only -
Children's Outing Flannel NIGHT GOWNS with feet our regular
price 50c only - - - -
Ladies' Good Looking and Durable F1CLT LIN1CD SHOICS 2.00
quality only - - - - .
36c
17c
36c
98c
Ladies' Cumfji table and Warm FELT SLIiTFKS regular 75c qual
ity only - - - -
Men's Rubbers Uoston Brand 75c quality only
Lathes' Rubbers IJoston Brand 50c quality only -
Missus Rubbers 12 to2j 29c. Children's Rubbers 5 to 11 1-2
Ladies' 1.25 quality Flannelette WR AFFICRS pretty dei;is strong
and durable - -
Men's Flo-ce Lined SHIRTS and DRAWICRS reul.r 50c qual
ity only - - - - -
39c
79c
33c
69c
Me. is Stliv'tly all wool SHIRTS AND DRAW ICRS regular 1.00
tpiality only - - - - -
Men's 1.25 ail wool Sweater? only 79c
White China Cups and Saucers per pair only 3c
White China Flates per dozen 69c
All Copper Wah Boiler best tpiality only 1-54
A 25c House Broom only ioc
13 Bars Fairbnnk's Soap for only - - 25c
LOUIS HARRIS, Proprietor
Crystal
Falls,
Mich
Local and Personal.
Delta county lias a lalr ticket t
TBj.posw the Republican tickt-t with.
Mrs. Edward I'engilly, f tlx
Armenia mine is visiting friend at
3r: Mountain.
John Mc-Hilli was at Iron Kiver
.tro-i Saturday hvi Sunday tn bnihtiess
5acitnneotit.il with his mining ventures.
Esoanaha is going into the municipal
Sighting hnisiu'sx At the sm iul
!fctittu last week tlie citizens voted
Jto Unid ft r .. 000 to mvomplih the
3MMllt.
" The Mystics have a tlanceon for the
3x?t Friday f November. The dance
will be conducted en the umihI plan in
2hi lodge viz. the (.Id folks will turn
xJi the snjip'T ami tin young folks the
nansic.
YA. Udd left mi Monday evening
jl'.r Port Huron t- attt n 1 tie' meeting
the Grand Lodge . O. O. as a
is-pivs Mitat ive frm Crystal Falls. No
rrtre.setitati Ve was heat to the Ilehekall
.Awemhly, as Armenia Lodge was in
rttitntetl within the year.
Constantino ICastor, who went to
Milwaukee a couple of months ago to
treatetl fora disease of the eyes luts
? relief jet. His ailment ia growing
wrse but he lias changed doctor untl
will undergo an operation in a few
days thal.it in Mieved, will help him.
Wanted Salesmen: We pay our
;wa from ftO to $100 iter mouth arm
trjnse8. We mean businem, no
iriflers need apply. Write at once ami
cure best territory.
N. C. Deachy & Co..
Flower City Nurseries,
Rochester, N. V.
Cpt. J. Looney, accompained by
. U. King, I'rick Thorsell and Au
v Hanson, left Wctlnewlay evening
Itui. Mo., wnere they will
n under Suj t. A. K. Huzzo,
til Falls who will have
v- ' of putting tint ugh
. ur the city ti Kt.
r 1 t.ik. marly a jear
........ v a. M. o( Mich.
c S ..tWHn In .1- J-o'r
Mk Elliott who h lo-Ain
posits n h-re. Ihe v
3 Cy itat Falls regret very mut h to
Mr. Elliott leave n. a- h. U - 1
e i.ve fell,w. woll informed in
S inln, anl ral matter-and
c,fDk.nabl toadesree.
Mountain
Annie l5roi ks wei.t V, Iron itiver t-u
party
Friday t-t visit and take in th
there last night.
I'rof. Mertanu't: was ui Triiiiout-.tain
tlie week and
S. C. I leu net t was at I ton
on business last Wednesday.
Joe Tvva was down from his work
at Hanson Pro's camp Wednesday.
Kev. Hiokka was
Luthern mission at In
thiw week. . Supt. MoUmLer. the manajrer 0 the
Mr. and Mrs. Fre.l 11. Abbott took ! Mi(-h. Telephone company la.sius in
the train Tuesday morning for Duluth 1 1- -"ity (- b'"' Kiver. will occuiy
where they visited with friemls
attemling the ! ail,I Houghton during
Iron Mountain! M)1 several taanos.
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A. jobber named Faiupiist from
Iron Mountain will operate on the
Miehig.imme below Kimball's, camp.
J. A. Kiimmi went to the Mesabl
rauge on Thursday. H will ijK'iid
two weeks in. Minnesota writing
insurance for hiH company.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Mitchell were in
from camp on the Miehigamine
Wedni'.-daw Mrs. M. is neail cook
and I'M. says his crew gets Al service.
The Iron Mountain Flks are arrang
ing for a miisiel show which will
be put on the boards the latter part of
Nov. Crystal Falls will be the tint
place alllicted.
1M. Hregger returned from a trip to
Mrs. li-Tir h house ai soon as the
ter moves.
Lewie li(;tJi is shipping lagging
from Olson's spur to the (treat Western
mine. .Tas Holmes is shipping
basswood bolts to Carney from the
same place.
Sickness among children is on the
increase. The baby girl of Mr. and
Mrs. Win. (iribble has been very sick
this week. Also Mr. and Mrs. L.
Harris's baby boy.
Last week we abided to the table
compiled by Supervisor lj'ik showing
the per cent of tax paid by the different
assessing ditsricts of the county for
the last ten year-. We reproduce the
tahle in another column.
Mass City suffered heavilv from fire
fit r-iA--0 P
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Wis. tm Saturday last. He was 011 the f hist Welnesdny. The fire started in
road for Loyd. liell &Co and tlid'a tailor shttp fr.mi the explosion of
a g0'l bi.isness down around Sheloy- u gasoline Htove and before it couhl
Kan. wnne anreen jay ne look in , h checke.l ha f of the town w in
the big Hepnblicaon rally at which
Senator Spooner sitoke. (Jet). Schwartz
nhe. The losi is about .t),0(M),
Thomas McCusker returned from his
was one of the prominent Republican tHp to the west the fore part of the
hustlers that occupied neats on the I k and he is all taken up with the
rostnm.
There is rumor, unofficial, of course,
of a change in the freight service on
the Northwestern. The Watersmeet
freight has more business than it can
do and it if reported that a freight
will be run ont of Power to Iron
Mountain and back ovei the loop to
Escanaba. The Crystal Falls-Annum,
freight will Ite rnn to Iron Mountain
and pick up the west .freight there.
The Watersmeet fieight will meet it
at Stager aad make the return trip' the
same day.
Not long ago a Crystal Falls lioy
was required by his teacher to write an
esay on "ihe Month , and this is
what he wrote: ''The mouth is the
front door to the face. It is the ap
erture to the cold storage of our an
atomy. It is the hothed of toothache
and tho bunghole of oratory. The
mouth; it Is the fountain of patriotism
and the tttol chest for pie. Without
the mouth the politician would U a
wanderer on the face of the earth, and
go down to a dishonored grave. It is
the grocer's friend, the dentist's hoje.
It is the temptation lunch counter when
attached to a pretty girl, and n tobacco
fiend when attached to a man.
up
prospects in the Northwest territory.
He has purchased a large amount of
land and taken up a homestead in ad
dition, H will move out there the
first of ApriL
Ourney Webb will hesitate hereafter
before he make any offers for bear
hide. A fellow came into the store
the other day with a hide to sell,
(iuvney looked it over and made the
fellow are dicul.-ly low price. The fel
low ttxtk him up and as there were ho
many altout, Uurney dare not back
out and he paid the feellow the dollar
only to learn that the hide wa.s worth
ies. The Lad i en of the Sunshine Society
will give an Oynter Kupiter, with other
good things to eat. Tuesday from 5
to i) o'clttck at the residence of Mrs.
Rowley. They are raisiag money to
put a windmill in the cemetery before
next summer. If you have dear ones
sleeping over in that sacred spot you
surely will m glad to help them in this
plan. Frice of supper :r cents for
adults and 2. cents for children. Don't
get supper at home but come to Mrs.
Kowley'H. You will have a g.xl
supper ami a pleasant time on Tues
day, Oct. '21
A WATCH SFUINU
is the motive power of the timepiece
If the spring has Io.t its temper the
watch is erratic in it tnoven.ents. If
the spring is broken the watch stops
WATCH KKI'AIUINU
i- in hanus of experts here. The most
stubborn watches will be nude to go
and others cured of auv irregular
habits. The nn.ehahisij of all 'move
ments" is familiar to u and we do
not have to do any experimenting.
Henderson Uros.
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John McLeod was a visitor at Florence
on Thursday.
Andrew (iunderson. foreman in the
Wooden waro company's machine shop
was a visitor at Kscanaba last Sunday.
It. P. Hollow has just received a
fine line of blankets ami robes and
is selling them at remarkably low
prices.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schook were at
Marinette last Saturday and while
there Paul bought a fine new team to
add to his livery.
Business is picking up in up," said
R. 1. Hollow to a reporter for the
Diamond Drill last Tuesday. "I can
feel that there is S'.iue improvement in
my business, at least.
R. P. Ho! v.- and family went to
Mitchell's camp last Sunday on a visit
to the Mitchell family. He reports
that Mr. Mitchell has considerable
cedar skidded and that he has a lot of
nice timler.
James Corcoran was chosen as the
Iron county menilter of the representa
tive committee at the Democratic
convention which was held at liaraga
la.-d week. No delegate were present
from Iron county.
There was a strike in the railroad
camp at Stager last Monday liecause
the men were not satisfied with the
c ftok. The matter was setteled by
the fellow who has tho contract to
feed the men turning in aud cooking
himself.
Brushes, Oils, etc.
Host floods at reasonable prices.
Wed! Peeper
All Grades,
WINDOW GLASS
All Sizes
Alv.,ys on liatul at
1 Paint Store.
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