The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-07
TERSE IOXN TOPICS.

IrVpntc Judge ticWtiIluf came over
from tho county scat Monday and wns
aspectatoratt the Republieaneounty con
vention Judge FIcwellinS claitns he is
ncandilate a for denomination. although
II wns quito generally understood that
such was not to be the casc. The Re-
porter desires to serve notice on the
other candidates TINT il they expect TO
win against FlcweIliug they must do
some tall husuing between now md the
time OF the convention. Judge FlewelI
ing has made II careful and painstakinr
official. and for that reason will be no
easy candidate TO defeat. notwitl,stand
ine the fact that he has already hcen
elected tho customary two terms. Iron
County Reporter.
County Clerk Wall drove over from
CryntaiFnlls Monday and WAS ~ apec-
tator at the Republican county conven-
tion. MIR. Wall IS candidate for
denomination on the republican ticket.
and lie administration oF his Office hnH
been 80 satisfactory that he viii 60
before the convention without having
To contest with any one for his no nina
tion. Mr.. Wall has made AN exceeding
~ efficient anil oblieing clerk and
deserves a renomnation. .--Iron County
Reporter.
One ~ the most enthusiastic support
ers.oi lion. Chas. s, Osborn in the late
Republican state convention at Grand
Rapids was Paul N. Minkler. the Iron
county bonanza farmer. lie hustled
for the upper peninsula candidate early
and late and did not wavcr III his loyal
~ until tie last ditch was reached,
Had the other upper peninsula
delegates been az persistent and con
sisteut as MIR. Minker. the nomination
might have come our way. Minkler is
all right, all riehil--Iron Mountain
Press.
About ~ minere. and snfiacemen AT
the :Flnrrhce mine wcra laid off Satur-
day. The,ep pse 100 200 tonsof orc il
stock ~ tlie ii'i,e nnd ~ Shipments are
l,eing Jnpsle, consequently the present
daily HntI,nt ~ 500 tons viii he reduced
one.hp4i. 7ale necessltatcs curtnil-
me,A ~ the fo,re Of rrnplayes. Ahoai
Ilo(, uaeu will still remain at work--Aiin.
.ar NpWs
Barnett Marks. junior member OF the
|jewclry firm Of I, Marks & Son, OF Eve
| lelh. spent sovcraldnys oi the week in
| the city and renescd an acquaintance
Horned with the writer in the nalny
days uf Crystal Falls, Michigan. MIR.
Aiarks will mike regular trips to fIib-
bng in the interest Of his house lib
bing News,
1te iadics Of the w. G. y. u. are
planning TO phce a public drinking
fountain on main street and as a means
townr,ls raising Iunds. have established
a Saturday market wnsel, will he held
evory week nt Parks store. AT these
markets will be sold cakes, crullers
lcottuget cheerc, ruIuds, beans, brown
bread, etc
John Blossingham, who has held tli,
position ofoperator for the c. x N. w
company in this city for the past three
years. left Tor West Superior, Wis,
this morning 10 take n position Will
the Great Northern railroad,
Jas. pontbriand and Herman Han
sen, two popular young men from
Florence. took in the Firemeu's ball th'
evening OF the Fourth.
Jas. Peterson came up from Florcnc
to spend the Fourth in the Falls. III
was the guest OF his friend. Adam
Bower, while here.
Miss Lottie Lustneld took ia tn
Carnival at Milwaukee aud Is spendin
n few weeks with friends ia the Cream
city.
| Earl Delorme, n nephew of Ed DE-
lormc. was badly hurtnt Marinetie b
the premature explosion Of flrcwotk
Miss Edna Parks Is home from Mud
son, Wis. where she graduated from III
University OIL Wlscunsin.
Henry Berg, who lns cenvisiting wit
his brother, T.. n. Berg, left Friday a.
his home 1T Niagara.
! Mrs. j. G. Wilkinson left this morr
ing for Racine for short visit wit
friends aud relatives.
AIr. and Mrs. Fred Dusenbery. I
Utica, Mich, Is visiting at The hon
OF G. NJ. Dusenbery.
Miss Agnes King is here from Ma
quetle, the guest Of her friend. Nil
Jennie Bennett
John and Joseph Thomas, of Flo
ence. visited Frank u. Ball over u
Fourth.
Dr.. X. " Dazzling mndle flying trip
Milwaukee the fore part OF lie week.
j. Mrs. Alfred Lust field, oi Iron River,
IN tie city visiting her relatives.