Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
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taxes 4 leading hand IA the grocery bos-
ness OF ksikaskA. Their prcsSat siaud
aas opened gp some t~o years ago,
after Mr. MorFell got through serving
tfe pSoDle as sheriff, belng la HAT de-
srsbie lob four years These men are
both oll Stana-oys OF the county, have
resided a5fe almost ever since the t0Nn
vas, and OF course get their share OF
Dus.ness-
ALE. D. DRAKE
can always be counted on in Sny public
enternrlse. His business s conducting
a dry goods and clothing store, one OF
the leading ones Of the town, and u Is
a part OF hs nature 10 hustle, which
generally results N his leading along
towards tae mead OF the procession.
lie occupies MS own building, and has
= complete stock "a MS line.
TEHsER q PHELPS
DO a general hardware trade, occupy
ing tso iiooys OF a large, comlnodlQus
baildng. They have been an business
upward OF three years, aud command a
large trade Throughout the toxin and
country. A unning business IS also
carried on.
G. ". WOODEN
also is one of the liberal business men
OF the town, his line being the grocery
aud notion trade. IA which ne does u
good business. lie has been IN busl-
ness here for ten years, which gives
ham the prestige over younger dealers OF
an old acquaintance throughout the
county.
Very neat and attractive tonsorlal
rooms are kept by
o. +. BEMUs.
He occupies his own building, which
is nicely furnished ard fitted with neat
arrangements for the prosecution OF hls
business He also hats cigar stand
and does good business. Two chairs
are run. Mr.. Bemus has been IN Kali
kaska FIVE years, coming here from
Chicago.
The largest retail establishment in
Kalkaska IS carried on by the tirm OF
PEPP BROS. & MARTINDALE,
who do general business IN hardware
groceries, lumbermen's supplies, mar
ness, shingles, all kinds of timber, tan
bark, etc. They occupy the large
double storerooms in the opera house
block and carry on heavy trade. They
are also interested in the manutactul-
ing of shingles and are of the solid
hustllng type. During the past SIX
wears in which Kalkaska has been their
headquarters they have built up q
reputation, both as merchants and en-
terprlsing citizens and anything THAT
goes towards booming their town they
are heartily in with.
A very good man to fall in with al
/ Kalkaska Is Mr..
CAAUNCEY c. JENKS.
Attorney and counsellor at law, and an
| all around Republican hustler. Mr.
jerks has considerable real estate To-
Gated around here, and is anxious to see
! things boom, being always willing to dc
| his part towards any advancements
| they can make. He IS a moving spiril
In the improvement Association, mem
! ber OF the village board, and first rate
1 good fellow generally.
Tne newspaper field is attentlvely
cared for by two good local papers here
the Kalkaskian and Leader, the former
being edited by Mr. c. Z. Sweet, m Ole
4 settler of the county, and one OF kaI
| kaska's solid men. Not like mos
newspaper men, he has considerable o.
tins worlds goods, owning fine bricl
block, lots of real estate, and is pretty
well hooked up for rainy day, thanks
| The Leader looks to Mr.. j. \. Tinkle
paugh for Its guiding star. He Is Re
publican, thinks Jim Turner
the proper man for Gov
ernor, and runs good paper
| During the winter months he represent
Antrim and kalkaska counties dowl
at Lansing, but says there is more glory
than money in it, and has about made
up his mind to come of. Both paper
are Republican and both men are rat
Ting good men.
E. D. DENNIS
wasformerly connected with the Leader
but Is now working on neat device 70
the use of supervisors IN the extension
Of their tax rolls. He has II patente,
and is meeting with success IN intro
dHcing It. Ii is a great little thing an,
VIII result in much saving OF valuabl
time in making tax rolls. Every super
visors should have one.
This gives an outsider some lttl
idea of nearly every business man Il
kalkaska, and with the push enter
prise and public spirit they possess, it ]
dead sure when they 90 after anythin
tnoy generally get It. What they wan
now, Is hardwood manufacturing III
dustries, and Il is safe to say befor
many moons come and so they wi
have them. The boom IS now on, STAN
from in under. Address the secretsr
of the Improvement Association 10
any further information.
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