The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

IL. Knight, or Nlrvana, mas our
thanks for a fine lake trout, delivered
last Saturday.
G. White, travelling agent Of G. G.
Green, Woodbury., N. j., was in town
last Saturday.
IT, you want to enjoy yourself, go to
the "bower Dance" at Nirvana, to-
morrow friday evening.
The F. & p. Nj. Railway Company
was expected to commence building
its docks at LudingtOn, this week.
Those wishing ice cream and straw
berries, at moderate figures, can be sup
piled, July 9Th, at Mrs. John Mizner's.
1t is said that swarm of some half
dozen musquitos exist in the vicinity OF
Baldwin. Better look out for them.
County Treasurer Dcuress has the
frame for his dwelling house completed,
and the work of enclosing progresses.
John Kirkland is another of the
STAR subscribers to come forward and
renew his subscription.
Pat. O'Brien is putting up two story
frame dwelling 22XS6 feet; on the west
side of Poplar street, near Seventh.
Mrs. John O'Brien and family left
Baldwin for Flint, last Saturday, where
they will remain through the Summer.
Salt brine will kill cabbage worms; ,
and not injure the plants themselves.
But don't put it on anything else. un-
less it should be asparagus.
The "PiOneers" are having daily
practice, at their grounds, OH Ninth
street, and are beginning to exhibit
some good playing.
Mr.. and AIRS. Emmett Coon are hap
Ply, because it's boy-born June 25th,
1875. We wish the joys of its future to
be many, and its sorrows and griefs few.
The Committee of Arrangements for
the celebration in Baldwin, on the F.fth,
are requested to meet here OH Saturday,
| Sd inst.
Hereafter, the postof1icc ut this place
! will be known as Baldwin. The Ordt I
establishing Il money order office, takes
effect July 9Th.
Dudley Miner has presented us with
some ripe whortlebcrries, picked OH the
9th, near Star Lake. How will that
answer for early.
Express matter now leaves Baldwin,,
for the cast, at $3.50, instead of $50 a..
M, and going west, leaves at $40 p.
M, instead of 0:2G.
That drenching rain of last Thursday
did an immense sight of good to droOp-
ing vegetation, giving it Il new lease of
life. No more fears of drouth, for a
week or two, at least.
j. f. Radcliffe, of the OsceOld out
line, was in town for brief time last
"Wednesday week. He was just return
ing from "a trip of canvassing for his
paper, with good success.
A change occurred i'm the time of run
ming trains over the Detroit, Lansing
& Lake Michigan Railway, last week.
The corrected time card may be found
i'm this issue.
Quite change occurred in the time
Of running trains over the +. ~ u. M.
Railway, last Sunday. See the new
time card, published in another col
umn.
If you want to catch huge Michigan
trout, or grayling, come over to Bald
win. We hooked one weighing near
~ three-quarters of pound, from the
"North Branch" last Saturday.
There are four stores, one boarding
house, one hotel, and five dwelling
houses now under process of construc-
ton in Baldwin. Two store buildings
and one dwelling have been completed
this season; and "the end is not YETI
John Miner has opened boarding
house in the building formerly occupied
by Mrs. O'Brien. Mrs. Miner knows
how to set u good table, and we expect
to see the enterprise well patronized
They are also, prepared toreceive tran.
sient patronage, we believe.
Charlie Roberts, like ourselves fol
some weeks past, is keeping bachelors
hall, and gave us an invite to break.
fast with him few days since. Al
"misery loves company" we went
and became convinced that the afore
said Charles knows how to dish up lax,
trout, warm biscuit, potatoes, coffee
&C., &C., equal = the best of them
even If he don't wear ch-what do you
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