Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-11-19

morrow. Mr.. Cross was once proprie-
tor of the Caro- House at Caro- which
was destroyed by Ore la June 1877
D. C. zyibuno.
John Mason, late book-keeper for
John Tracy. will open grocery and
provision store this week Hi Ander-
son, recently connected with ID. Ben
nett, will soon occupy the Gillett
building to be rebuilt, as bakery and
grocery store. -B c. Tribune.
1t Is officially announced that SER
vice OH the Mic & Roscommon mail
route via Harmon, LHzerne and Jack
pine will be advertised for at the next
miscellaneous letting. Good. North
eyn Mail
An attempt is being made to open a
winter road from Milo to Goodrich's
corners, via. s. Kittle's, and IL accom-
piished will give very direct route to
Crawling and Otsego Lake. --Northern
Mail
1t is estimated that not less than go.
900 bushels of grain were raised In Oge-
NAV county this year, or more than
fifteen bushels to every man, woman
and child in the county. Pretty good
for new county. which is mostly
plains. Crawford county is not far
benind.
Any one in need of an Organ, Piano,
or musical goods of any kind, would
do well to consult DIR. Traver, as to
prices and quality of instruments. IN
stead of going TO outsiders whose pri-
ces are necessarily higher, because
their expenses are greater.
The name of Fredericville or Forest
station, in Crawford County, the first
stopping point north of Crawling. has
been changed. and will hereafter be
known as Frederick. The fine new de.
pot is about finished there, and son
of Rev. Wm. Putnam, from Bay City
is to be the operator and station agent.
-Otsego Co. Herald.
The Otseqo Co. Herald gets off some
thing like the following on each ad-
dition TO the population of Gaylord;
Good morning, Mac. How are
you Doctor, how's business. Good
give Mrs. Geo, ii. Smith credit for a
boy this week. All right, Doc" If
we We're giving credit, in this business,
the entry would be in favor of Mr..
Smith or to both, as babies are joint
production, If we know anything
about the matter. Women are to be
credited with considerable of the |
worlds doings, but not all.
The proprietors of the RoScommon
Neaos intend making considerable i'm
provements on their paper. In short |
time they will have new press and |
will enlarge their paper to a seven col
umn folio. They have purchased the
building in which their Office is, and
have moved it into the front portion |
which gives them increased room and |
better light. We are pleased to note
these signs of success, for they have
here ofore labored under many dis
advantages,
a visit to Harmon n short time since |
revealed the fact that on the farm of |
Tip Deyarmond, 81 acres yielded as |
bushels of oats, being IS bushels to
the acre. Winter wheat 81 acres. 1873
bushels, spring wheat acres, &C bush
els. lie has built a fine granary 2ex30
two stories high and sided it with |
novelty siding. He has 40 acres of |
wheat on the ground this fall which
looks we'll. 1t was sown with roller
drill. Northern Mail.
The entertainment given by tue
scholars Of Crawling School, OH last
Friday Evening, under the direction of
Prof. Lankanaw, was very success
full one, and creditabls to all who took
part in the exercises. The racitations
were well delivered, and the essayists
handled their subjects much better
than we expected considering their
years, The singing by the young Miss
es was excellent and something re-
for children of their age.
The exhibition in every respect was
good. and we trust that the school will
favor our citizens with another treat of
the same description. The parents of
the participants ought to be gratified
with the proficiency shown by their
children.
f. w. Lankenaw, principal of Gray .
ing Schools. SIR-The undersigned !
being highly pleased with the School
Entertainment recently given in the
Opera House and believing that the
majority of our citizens would be glad
o attend repetition of the same, here
~ request you to repeat the entertain (
nent ut an early date, promising that
yt shall do our best TO make it n finan- ,
'ial success. n, Nicholson, N. p. Sail
ng; Lewis Jensen; james X. Bates;
Sels p. Olson; Andrew Peterson; Ed |
vim Alger; j o. Hadley; o. j. Bell; a
Charles Harder: c. O. Hadlev. I M