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brother-in-law, Elisha Scott, one Of ths
pioneers of that county.
For the next so days. Geo. II. Bon
nell will charge but 81. so PER dozen
for Cabinet Photos, at the Grayline
tiallery. Permanent gloss finish IS. 81
per doz.
The Nicholson and Hanson Lumber
Co. have started camp at Twin
lakes. TO cut and peel the timber r.
Gently burned over by the forest
fires. Atlanta Tribune.
Geo. H. Bonneil is so we'll pleased
with the results of the past 80 days
that he will continue the price of Pho
tos at $3.50 per doz., for the next 80
days.
j. Il. Kelley, tinsmith, has open.
ed a shop In the Mitchell building, next
door to the Post Office, where he will
attend to all work in his line with
promptness and dispatch. Prices rea-
sonabie.
The new Cristotvpe Is bound to GO.
Combining superior beauty of detail.
high enamel, finish, and much greater
psrmanency. 1t is decided advance
in Photography.
BonneIl makes them, $3.50 per doz.
Frank Bell arrived from his upper
Peninsula home, Tuesday morning for
a visit. He looks as though the
Estate of Superior" agreed with bis
constitution.
Roscommon will hold special cleo
ton for the purpose of deciding wheth-
er or not the people will raise 81, 500
bonus to secure a manufacturing en-
terprise.
G.. F. Owen Is putting up wind
mill for John M. Smith in Grove.
John says he is tired of lifting water
sixty feet, where there Is plenty of
wind.
Mr.. jerry Woiohan and Miss E.
Pearsall, of Roscommon, were united
in matrimony at the st. Joseph par
sonage, Wednesday, June IL. 1891, by
Rev. A. Webeler.-West Branch Her
aid. t ~
Miss Frank Baker, Sec. of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society.
delivered an address last Tuesday eve
ming at the M. E. church, for the ber,-
eft of the Society she is representing.
Roscommon this week sent out a
travelling, Indian gallery and palace of
wonders museum, to gull tile people
of the country towns into squander-
Ing their hard earnings. bay City
Times.
West Branch will probably cele-
brate the Fourth of July. About $3.50
has already been subscribed and with
proper management the celebration
can be made a grand success. - West
Branch Herald.
The weather bureau has found out
that cut worms are iDjuring the corn
crop and the potato bug is getting in
his work on the tubers. Otherwise a
generally satisfactory state of crops
was reported all over the state.
w. R. Steckert, of Gainesville. Fla,
arrived last Monday morning OH a
visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Steckert of South Branch. Will says
they will endeavor to move Mr..
Steckert to Cadillac the first of the
week.-RoS. Ne,oS.
Report has just reached Gaylord of
the death of Capt. j. 8. Andrews, at
his home In Washington, May 26.
Mr.. Andrews was formerly resident
of Emmett county, and was a brilliant
blu; eccentric man.--PetoSkev Demo
crdt.
The Junior Class entertainment will
occur at the Opera Houre. tomorrow
evening, June Goth. A fine program
has been prepared and all are cordial
ly invited to attend. No admission
will be charged.
The popularity of J. Wilson Staley,
at Albion College was proven few
days since by his election as one of
the Board of Directors for the man
agement of the Pletad, the college pa
per, which, by the way is one of the
best college Journals in the north
west.
Stephen Harcourt, proprietor of a |
vile den at SeDey, and Dan Dunn, the |
keeper of another just as vile, quarrel |
ed Saturday and Dunn shot Harcourt
seriously If not fatally. Seney is 10
mourning not because Harcourt will
die, but because Dunn will not die. i
Det. Journal
Arrangements are now being made |
for Union Picknic,of the several
Fraternal Societies., of GrayIing. To
be held at School Section Lake, July
4th. An invitation Is extended to all
to attend and bring your basket and |