The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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publican county committee OF this
county. sixteen delegates, representing
the county, met in convention, followed
by host of would he candidates and on
lockers rs is usual ON such occasions.
The convention was called To order and
after due and careful deliberation placed
the following candidates in nominations:
For probate Judge VIM. j. Brown, OF Iron
River. Mr.. Brown was Iron county's
first judge and il well known throughout
the county. He will make an excellent
officer, because he knows just what to
do. For Sheriff, John ;. Mclean, who
being nominated almost unanimously
will sure be- elected in the same manner.
MIR. Mclean has made nm exemplary of
ficer during his term and everybody en-
dorses him. For prosecuting attorney
A. l.. Flewelling carried the day. after
very close contest. Mr.. Flewelling is a
young and ambitious attorney oi this
place and Will make n conscientious
prosecutor. No honest and law-abiling
citizen should hesitate 60 cast "A ballot
for him and as they are in big majority
he will surely he elected. For county
clerk and register oi deeds, Il. l.. Kleyen-
steuber, of Bates, was the choice Of the
convention. Mr.. Kleyensteuber il an
experienced machinst by trade and a
hard working and honest man. For
county treasurer, the most responsible
office of the county, Adulph Justified,
was nominated Mr.. Lustfield is one of
the first citizens oI this city and will
make good officer. G.. l.. Woodworth
was nominated by ncclamation for
county surveyor. c. +. Crandal II received
the nomination for circuit court commits
sioner, and DR.. H. G, kimball, of this
city and Dr. w. +. Carpenter. OF Stam-
baieh, were nominated ascoroners The
meeting WAS "a very harmonious one,
proof which il i'm the fact that it took
less than AN hour 10 do all Of the bust
ness Following were the delcga ties :
Crystal Falls-H C. Kimball. j. II. Parks
w. IA. Morrison, W. NJ. Hooper, +. j.
Gilbert, John Fisher. Iron River-M
st. Peter j. Morrison, T. O'Brien, W.
| III. Windsor. Stambaugh Nesbett,
H. Morgan Bates-Chas Oleson. Mas
todon-F Scadden, G. r. Roberts, proxy
To +. Scadden. Felch--J. Anderson,
proxy 20 T.. Morgan.
John Erickson, l.. p. Dewes and the
editors spent the early days 81 the hunting
season at the mouth Of the Chicagon
river The trip was thoroughly enjoyed
despite the incement wca ther and num-
erous dnckings theparty received. Game
IN very plentiful i'm that vicinity but all
the party succeeded in capturing WIS
two pickerel, two ducks and one clnm,
the latter catch was made by Dewes.
The only thing successfully "shot" was
the rapids in the down trip.
Drs. Metca!f and Butts are figuring ON
! establishing n hospital here and the figui-
ing has assumed such an advanced state
that IL is safe 10 say that the hospital
will be in running order before winter
sets in unless something not calculated
on should transpire. The location il not
yet fully decided upon. The doctors are
determined 20 have hospital here and
say that such thing is very necessary
here for many reasons.
Charles VI. Rogers, OF Iron River, spent
Tuesday in this city Mr.. Rogers has
recently returned from an extensive visit
TO England, the home OF his youth, and
says that every man In that country isa
democrat and that many manufacturers
say they will double their producing
capacity, should the fat fellow be re-
elected. They'll not double.
Prof. J. Hart, the magician, assisted
by w. q. Cook, the comedian, gave three
Of his splendid performances in the city
this week. Magician Hart is the very
finest OF his kind and always gives fine
entertainment. lie is decidedly clever
and is n master of the art Mr.. Cook as
n comedian IL without an equal in his
specialities.
The Pleasant Hour dancing club has
been re-oVanized and will soon commence
a series OF dances TO continue throughout
the winter. This club furnished amuse-
ment for the young last year and they
will be pleased 10 hear Of it's re-orpaniza-
tion. A second dancing club IL talked Of
One seems to be sufficient.
The following delegates were chosen by
the county convention on Wednesday, TO
attend the state senatorial convention,
which will be- held at Negaunee to-day: