The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-06
NUMBER 38.

doun FtlNkson anu a. INTks rItIt
Wednesday along the banks OF the Paint
river and killed six deer. One escaped
after it's throat was cut Thisis streak
of luck not encountered every day by
amateur hunters.
Milop. Elon and Ed. Stowell thought
OF locating their hunting camp at Lake
Mary but after days hunt there they
returned and will locate at the mouth of
the Fence river, where they hunted last
year.
l.. ID. Armon, of Dayton; Thos. j.
Wiley. W. II. Turk and ID. Oblinger, Of
Paqua, Ohio, arrived here ON Wednesday
and will chase the noble game during the
season.
On Tuesday evening next there will
be "a grand Republican rally held in this
city. Speeches and addresses win be
made by V. X Moore. Of Detroit, and
Others.
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle held its first annual meeting at
the residence Of Mrs. j. III. Parks on
Tuesday evening. The studies for this
year embrace some interesting works.
Fred. Cameron and Ed Scott had u
thrilling encounter with n bear one day
hast week. They were hunting partridges
and had nothing hut bird guns, but they
gave the black fellow the best they had.
Ben. Leach killed large black bear on
Tuesday, near lake Mary. Bear and
wolves are very plentiful about that
sheet OF water.
Editor O'Brien, Of Iron River, was n
caller at this office ON Wednesday. lie
was delegate 10 the Republican convcn-
tion.
The first week OF deer hunting has
ended, but very few deaths TO chronicle.
Too much politics ON hand about town.
Luke Welch, oiL'Anse, Mich, was here
early this week. lie owns considerable
pine and mineral landsin Iron county
Miss May Finn and Patsie Sullivan, of
this Office, have been confined TO their
homes portion OF the week by illness.
Albert Cook, prominent Oconto lum-
herman, was in the city on Tuesday. lie
operates extensively in this county.
Richard Hollow, who has been confined
to his bed the past three weeks with
typo-malarial fever h convalescent.
Franklin kercher and Fredrick Ker-
cher, oi Gilead, and y. Alldridge, of
Roam, Ind, are hunting near here.
The workingmen will find interesting
reading on the editoI1alpage in IN article
headed sixty Cents a Day"
T.. A. Ovenshre and NJ. Buskirk hunted
deer down the river this week. They
returned with two carcnsses.
james McCourt killed "A huge buck one
day this week, but not until he had ~
hard fight with the animal.
w. j. Brown, ui Iron River, was in
attendance upon the Republican county
convention ON Wednesday.
Rev. W. Brown has been appointed as
pastor OF the Methodist church at this
place and will arrive soon.
Jacob Binder put "A pin head in his gun
stock on Wednesday. IL was "a two
hundred pound buck.
Tim Sullivan's dwelling IN nearing com
pletion. IL is a neat and very comfort
aule little cottage.
Attorney W. III. Clark, OF ofFlorence. was
here ON Tuesday, attending to legal mat
ters.
Prof. j. Hart and w. q. Cook made
this office pleasant calls during the week
+. l.. Kleyensteuber, Of Bates, was in
the city on Wednesday.
Lafayette McQuown, Of stambaugh,
was here on Tuesday.
Snow 10 depth OF over an inch fell
here on Wednesday.
Mrs. James McNeill was very sick dur
ing the week.
Showed here on Tuesday. Cold weather
IN welcomed.
A. Parks has built himself boat. II
is n beauty.
Ralph Atkinson spent Sunday here.
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A Candidate.
The DIAMOND DmIL is authorized to
announce TO the voters OF Iron county
that q n Craoda11 wtIl 10 A candt,laf..