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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

ia assrtng yesterday afternoon ~
the tsfb-sifau : "a Ssciety Nss eel II
ter.fe.l tnd several arw bsmea wnfs
Ell 80 - The foii he nes eonsfitutlon
p g.. a8artesi au3 TIE isse "a sork fas The
tlnfsr mspresi oat TIE society wiil
taal - tu' ~ nee~inEs co tas nrsf sna
ttiri -uasiays - ssrh marth n q
o .atk b "a. The mslabecs are fr4asste.i
a. sweet - ne erretsr1 th~ asates ef
wea Fhu arr t3is sd ssef sprk sri
q. - fne,F psff,rais- the e woss 81 ~
lar that IN piayasat nay - rrcor-si
e. trfn sas lbAe tie eeelety in
uorsr4 efis.f Be uc~,ls al ksnis ~ cor
tr.esf eoe -aHf the rhefifv "a tAe gas.{
pr',fie ff iirsai hspssis snsy sazz~st
~ara ~ 'aE tsaxets bsots sna
sl-oes, ~. sl..as. err zNi - thankfully
res.effsst Ne7lfsfs = - Antirews
psrtEh rhe .l-rtre ao of1 ths @u.ietf caa
~. - ~ raiiinf e. - ...sssa.v rh,msa
W ifsr. IA "a -osta nsst.f.s .t,e.s
arl st.a -se rsft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

An Irish drama without reference 10
the oppressed condition Of Ireland red
coats. the old viil ADD the everlasting
mortgage aud execution is refreshing
foe It's very novelty. Such a play is
The Wieklow Postman." which was
veil received by the usual sunday night
audiences in The Grsnd. Despite its de
parture from the conventional the piece
- clear cut and natural. the scenes fol.
lou easily aud the dialogue Is bright. at
times witty. The mounting OF the play
Is lavish. particularly the prison scene.
the best u the stage pictures. The
Wicklow Postman" tells the story OF a
young woman. rightful owner OF large
estates. who has been b. ought up among
the peasantry and il IN love with the
Postman. who is thrown into prison for
alleged mail robbery. OF course virtue
iFtumphs over wrong and all ends hap
pily. The first act Is decidedly weak
and should be strengthened or rewrit-
ten. As Dick Conway. the Postwar.
MIR. q Roufke ~ pleasing and does
with a bad cold Norman Campbell did
an excellent character bit as James
saunders. a Scotch servant Robert
NttItu " a. n Qutuldu anu
the Major Anderson OF James righe was
viIlainous enough to be hlssed by the
gods. Mss Temple made a sweet Nora
Doulin. doing a pretty dance In the last
act with Mr.. O'Rourks.
Manager Smith has a superb bill this
week. it differs from ali its predeces
sors chiefly because there is a conspicu.
Gus absences Of the knock bout and
horse play elements IL is q refined
vaudeville program, with the roarser
varieties entirely expunged II IL din.
cult % say which particular act Is the
best. for all Of them are splendid. Poa.
bly George Graham 10 the most a0-
ceptablo entertainer lie is an ex.
teIl.pOre singer VINO relies for hls success
upon the cleserness Of his hits, rather
tasa upon suggestive grimaees. Ills
salvation Army experiences are irresist-
ibiy funny second 70 the line OF worthy
mention 10 the Offering by Conway
Bros These boys present q refined
se,en. Inc MeNulty sisters two win
some girls. really young. sing merrily
snd dance pfettily. Their statue pedes-
TAI clog u very hne The Bison City
quartet carried the house by storm. The
artistic excellence OF the singing IL
broken into by seoseless dialogue IN az
iesst one sopg. but in ohsir concerted
nnmbsfs they atone Tor this weakness
Rarely 4 ever are more robust add tune
tut Voices 80 b~witchingiy blended
Their Dutch Band- 0urlesque is capt.
TAI The bslsnce q the olio Il 10 cap.
able hands. but none Of the features ara
eatisled Ia praise except ior refinement
Manager Smith could transfer ms pro.
gram % any house IN the city without
giving odea~e 70 the nest fsstidious
Nellie MeHeary Oil be here weslnss-
lay 9th AL the pretty gifis add para
pherBsi,s required % produce a Nlght
ss the Circus ga The Posefa
FRIDAY evening Leas Bfidzrnau : beoe
81 for Harry Hubbard ulA te gwen n
1 Ae Powers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Ma Wiillafn Mallory. aged o.. died al
her BONE "a khoe sfreet yesterday morn
lne. she acd her husosud xsre proprss-
tors 20 tie Bertha house al Berlin.
Ottawa county, for several wears bat
during tie l4st twelve years have been
resl,sents IL tbis city. The funeral eil
be- held 81 - James church Wednesday
morning. - o ciock. and the lntermsnt
All be made Al bertha
III " "a LOOMS % the city aud
% Lex p-oulaect members Of the Cai.
t0rmed raDx h ~ L have oeen aasited
g. 4ecoal pany IA Geo. james K Car.
uaaan q Indianapolis - Washington
tas nrsl Week H. December ID afrangs
foe the psra1ial encanpmsnt 70 be head
shere next summer.
Joan Damn. a yoang boy living IN
fis. ers aiiry. lost tao 81 his ungefs
SATURDAY ~hiie digging stamps. CON
paaton named Earl Neison Sas ehopping
Nlfh an AZ and young Damn reached
foF BIZ "a ~vod directly under the de
sccnding blade.
A meeting vii 90 held In 81 James
chnfch next sunday sfternoon 10 or
gani5e a charity society. Father Pulchcr
uiii Aanoanee fhe hour GO meeting at
the s.Fv ces sunday morning.
Aichael kolb % Rochester, az tbs
head Il the nrm % Michael kolb 4 Co.
a guest IN Sseets he u IN the city
hnoksnS after TIE trims Interest IN the
Nander Werp matte.
Ar. 1. W Treat will dis'cuss The In
definite Made De1nite~ before the Froe-
tei class 10 the Fountain Street baptist
church tbs Afternoon az O'Clock.
fne WORK AZ yulld- u Trinity church
VII hold TAR IN ths Sunday school De
crnbsr IL aud IA
Toe G. = W NJ OF house.. near Hilton
street. burned AZ l0-.O last night entail
ing a loas u co
second Lieut. Percy r. Storrs 81 Gus
ter Guard has resigned
EP Clark o. Big Rapids was in the
elfy yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Dampsn q piece OF flannel with Cham
berlainis Pain Balm and bind Il on over
the seat OF pain Ii Is better than any
plaster. When the lungs are sore such
an application on the chest and another
on the back. between the shoulder
blades. viii often prevent pneumonia
There u nothing 80 good for lame
back or pain In the side A sore
throat can nearly always be cured in one
night by applying a flannel bsndsge
dampened with Pain Balm. 50 cent
bottles for sale by +. j. Wurzburg. Sc
Monroe street; also Peck Bros. l2s-l3l
Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

EDTros or THk HkRALn. I hsd occa-
sion % Wait the hzrbor a. Grand Haven
% inspect the terminal add dockage
property q the GRAD River railroad- !
s4s surprised with the magnitude aud
great commercial value hieh this prop
sfty aud harbor could be made 10 the
city u Graad Rapids IL utilized add I'm
proved The building Of the Grand
River railroad would secure al the adj
yantAges of this harbof and give our
city deep water navigation the year
round The government has expended
several hundred thousand dollars IN I'm
proving this hsrbor and at present u TO
building . portion Of Il at q cost OF one
hundred and tsenty nse thousand dol
lars more Nearly the whole eastern
or southern side 10 thu harbor. dis
taaee Of one mile. 10 on aed by the
Grand River Railroad company. The
idea occurred 10 me that this property
and railroad sh ,nid be owned aud con
troiled by the city of Grsnd Rapids
The financial distress which has 50
crippled our nIanufacfofios IL not ar dis
sstsous and has cot been the cause OF
shutting down 50 many factories and
mills as has the high prohiLi.ory freight
rates which has prevailed 90 all lines 10
Our once srstsrn territory. now nearly
lost Win this railroad built. owned
and controlled by the shippers Of this
city. they could bld defiance 10 competi-
too from whatever source. In CONVEX
satlon With oneof cur prominent bankers
on the subject he expressed willingness
10 be one OF i've gentlemen 10 furnish
the money a. carry the enterprise 10 a
successful completion. The road could
De built on grade almost a water line.
hence could BE- Constructed and operated
very cheaply. and make money at one
half the rates now paid. This enterprise
put IN operation would do much To start
our factories add employ our starving
people. III. n. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
A Noveltv.

On Thursday and Friday. Novembe
. aud "A. Corl. Knott 4 Co. will make
a special display Of the latest novelties
in hand made art and needle work. IN
Guiding many new and attractive pieces
Of embroidered linens. the newest things
ia sofa pillows and head rests Beauti-
.ful and attractive styles Of fancy baskets.
tfimmed and untrimmed. etc. Our aim
10 10 show the correct things In this line
OF goods and at prices within the reach
Of all. and consistent with the times
You are cordially invited to attend from
= TO Thursday and Friday afternoons
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
A., Your chl.dren subi.c, 70 croupp

II 20 you should never be without 9
bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
1t 10 certain cure for Group. and has
never been known 10 fail. In given freely
ss soon as the croupy cough appears II
will prevent the attack. Ii IL the sole
reliance with thousands OF mothers who
have croupy children. and never disap
points them. There is no danger in CIV
Ing this Remedy In large and frequent
doses. as il contains nothing ipjur .ous.
so cent bottles for sale by +. j. Wurz.
burg. % Monroe street; also Peck Bros.
l29- l3l Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
rLEp WIN s4s.ooo
lfshs Converted Ars schwar,s's g.
carltse- and sksppesi

NRreHtx Mrss. Nov. ~ To ysafs
$50 Ms s8ssaaa Sehsasfa sitiar
gave jeseeh liam. her brother ia iaS
~ undated ~ ~ % her hsnxsrs for her
sr~c'si aetvs3t bon. shica eontslns,i
3iaft0 la securities Haha 88d aat
pre~eef fhe os,ier 8nsil 80 naefks 40.
Fheu Nrs Sshskrts sent - Eiesan.
lie coaeertsri TIE securities toto cash
sni fpt - tsuaf nslA asfnrnas
Frsak \ N.aensefef o. owsd Haha ~
Ars ~thasffss ae,iegs ana ~ Taasa
8sy uewA esue that y lne8>stef ha.a
led = ffaetefoais fes seeks 40 - fhe
.nus~ huss@ hshn cceapiea FiaAa =
yst n tsusfsmsis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
WAS A SUDDEN CALL
Ms Margaret Haig Dropped
Dead Wthout Waning
At THE BREAKFAST TABLE
co<ss<r Lachs< w>s Called ard fso-
noascsa the s..ss 81 D>~sh %
Be Hears Ds-~.se-
AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE

siharfiy before Q o'clock yesterday
mornlax Nsz Nargsfer HAD. vie q
Aisx.B<lsr lfaix 81 No - 1oid street.
droppe.i dad ca tbs fisarcf hsf fesidsoes
wlth0af mopents warning. nhe had
b>sn IN ordinary health add he's death
pas a surpriss - the nempsfs of her
fsnily. Tier daaghter had prepared
breakfast aud TIE family we're preparing
% sit llosn 10 the mofning mosL Mira
hasa uc4l lato lac diognx room. and
jgsf tefoss rsaehiaz hsr place az the
table che tel % the hnor and expired al
nost Instantly. Cofoner Loeher Mas
caiied. 4ad alter al lnsestisation 40
clsiesi that death sas caused - disease
q ne heart and that 20 inquest would
be nscessaFy fhs deceased sas nearly
- ycars Il age and leayes a husband.
saa anu daazhtef Her husband -
eell-kEoua gardener on the West Side.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Father PuIehsr a 81 jsms9 ehorch
deiissred practical srrnAoe - AZ co
ztek@t.on yesterday morninG % cosrity
sofk and rsiassinx the coDdition q ne
uesdy. lie advised the meobers % Ia
parish - nAks i'sf q thoss hssding
zzzlszzncs duriss The coming ssssk and
report - tbs charity eonmsttas cert
oaoEisy. The sork siil aot be confined
~ any religious sect and - b coyes al
ths territory wesf % the river. Father
Pt4leher aid Ne had found conssdsrsble
dsssitaflon shils making his parishionai
watts aud advocated smnedl2ts action
toward furnishing relief.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
MuskegOn Service
via
G.. II. & J.

Taking effect November 10th. 1891
LEAVE GRAND RAPIDS 7:35 a. m.
daily and $40 p. N. except Sunday
arrive Muskegon 900 a N. and 100 p. N.
Connections made by both trains for
Pentwater.
lls25 a. ID. train will be discon tin ed.
LEAVE MUSKEGONs:15am. except
Sunday and 400 p. N. daily-srrive
Grand Rapids $40 a m. and 5::11 p. IN.
Connections fer both trains from
Pentwater.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

IlnIEc You should not fail TO attend
LhDiLo, the special display Of Fancy
Work at CorL Knott i Co.'S next
Thursday and Friday. Every lady that
IL interested In artistic needlework will
feel well repaid by visiting this display.
Mrs. r. r. wamsley OF Cedar Springs
daughter. whom che placed under treat
ment with DIR. Rosa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
IMPORTANT QUESTION
Gvoocrs 90 Discuss Pre~~as Demand
90 the Trade.

The Retail Grceers' association has
aseisisd ~ devote this evenings nsetin
% the discussion q the prescott indus.
;risi sifastion "a TIE city. with a vtcw o.
rrsehiaE conclushoa - 10 what course
- Eeecefy trade should nov pursue
asfa 80 customers Il - hoped that
efarv refaA groeer siil b. present az
t.fe neefiax. shelter nsrmher ~ The
ss-es.isfi1a "a roL. "a TIE cod that the
a.-stssifs1 mas - sxhsastiTe and th-
desssian reae hesi conclusive. fhs meet
id siii Re leid % Protective brother.
hoo a. o. fead street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
4 ch.ld Enia,s

Tie pleasant favor. gentle action and
soothing sdects Of syrup q fig< when
IN need q isxatIve snd II the fsthesor
mother b costlvs o. bliiouk the naost
gratifying results follow 10 as<s % that
Z u the best family rsmedy ksosn- sod
every family should have bottle %
band.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

rters 49, nsny es-h ~ rs.re.. t.ss 49,
!. . . saseh sa-@sssliF ,ernsn@o.ie szslf u II.
fks 50. tisst - es,feF - selaiss ez-s.
=. $3.50 a A<alfs. 49, fssseofstisa 1. -elr
- - ~ 81 stsfs ssAaae - - f.sss~ -
ss.,oa sn1 s-zsaslsss,sa ssos : sefaea~ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

This snterprising house win give .
free exhibition Of the most popular
lower. the chrysanthemum during their
fancy goods sho~ Thursday and Friday.
Nov g and "a
Store will be open Thursday evening
You are cordially invited
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
CITY Tressurer,o mo.,

tlty treasurer ONCE.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Get q. fsn I
Notice i hereby gsvea that the assessmens
roll for the construction 81 sewer "A az.
e. str.-st Il East f.ltoa street
= m J.ihn or a Ca Jefferson steuua
: so~ IN my bands. and that I vill ~
eeive payment thereon Toe the PERIOD of
twenty days IRON this date 81 tns oiiiceof us
sity treasurer. city bell
dssg NJ. N sORRICK. City Tressarss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

seslr. = her.hg sfren th.t ~. s-s.srss..f
fnli - a. fsuFerenFrat ~ - sffs E
80 ~ ~ fssas s4d thtf { ~al r.re8-1 ssss
s@rt th@-.tsa - ti,s e~riai ~ fssfts tss. s-,.s
81 = asts - 80 esf<s ~ tr@ sftf tsesssr-s ssfs
ssr nH susRIcK go frs~..s~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Cifr 1r~@t,r-r Ofse-
srsrd parids. MOI. e. ~ tsF.

ersnd Rapids, Afn.. e. - itE
Nestes - ker~bs gfsea thst ihs asa>ssss~at
rcii Zoe ths rcnstructi.se - s-seef % ssazfl ,
- ffom ssast aasrH 49, 49,
sad thss I vfl rereiTe rsvwsot thrrrSsa faf
~ pefissi q fuen ts1t fFer 49, asts "a
tise ~sses 81 ~ etts trsstafs fitF tatt
d~f A. a. ~fakELh. 60 8fsa.arsr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Grand kapids Atcb.. Ocs a.. isa
Notice y hereby eivsn ihst ths ssse~@m~ut
70 81 tis traprovefnsnt - the a. betesf n
g. asa street ass ~ ttfees srtfm
l.fon Stree - tue cnEr heuEs. ie nov
H. NJ handa aud that 4 vH rccanvs par
meat thereon for the period - fasnfy dsTs
ifoul this asts a ihs offee a. ths ests treasures
silF haAA
fiae ~ n. SOkkti a. tits Ireasursr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Stores q cost Going out of stove
business j. q. BLAxsLsr.
LIZ ". Fulton street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Mr. c. w. Caskey OF Petoskey writes
he IL much improved since coming here
a few weeks ago and treating with Dr.
ROaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

..n o,,y i ~ r.. o, 4 In

ttty Iffasurfre OfiIce.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov. l. is1a I
Notice IL hereby given that the assessment
roll fur the const uction of a sewer an Petit
b ne street from hard street. 10 our, b trect
Il now In my hands, and that | Will receiya
pas msnts on sans Toe the period Of txeaty
days from TINS cate. al the Office of ths city
treasured elty hall
nosl A.. A. soRRICK. City Treasar@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
rrc.surer.. No,,oe

City Treasurer's Office
Grand Rapids Mich. Nov. 4. fssa I
Notice Il hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor the impro., ment Of Umatilia rcet
iIom ) ADDISON avenue a. south jn.un street
l. now in my hands. and that ] viii receive
payment thereon for the period OF twenty days
IRON tnis date al the ofiics of the city treas
urer. city hall
noyu u, H. SOkklCk. City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

City Treasurers Ofics.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov. .. iss2 4
Notice Il hereby given that tbs assessment
s4reei, gtoi. ott stfst 40 rrsek
l. now In nv hands and that viii receive pay.
ment thereon ior the period OF twenty days from
city hail
hos2l NJ L. 6UhhlCh. IiU lfoasurse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Best hardwood. goo per cord. G.H.
Behnke. 30 East Bridge street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
Pen.,on Voucher,

Certified to for ten (l0l cents. by Capt.
J. o. Rellaire. 10 West Bridge street
Rooms 8 and 7.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

COMPARE OUR
PRICES with 9th.
ers- Our alright
oak will carry FIRE.
IS hours.
Base burners for
Si40o We handle
only the best makes
of stoves
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
SIT IS Sol
SIT IS A FACT!
SIT IS THE TRUTH

II ID lnt lhUlM )
Z That we are selling
Clothing and Furnishings {
for less money than
any other house in
) Grand Rapids :
, Our Consignment Sale ,
Overcoats at $af5. $7.4S, ,
Z S7.S7. $S.3s aud 50 9s
are positively unequaled.
: They cannot be matched =
) elsewhere. >
, Our Consignment Sale ,
Suits at $kSS. $3.50
and $7.S7 are the 6
biggest bargains ever =
4 offered in Mems Suits. :
s In better Suits and
, Overcoats our prices 9
q have been reduced
from 20 per cent. to 8
4 1914 per cent ;
4 We are selling an >
elegant long. block .
, Kersey Overcoat with
wide velvet collar. 9
half lined with heavy
satin aud half with wool. :
4 for SIS. which is the ,
equal o. any So .
D Overcoat ever shown. z
Children's Suits
and Overcoats are all very :
much reduced. =
> You can always do .
= best at G
me-;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
GREAT SALE ON ROUND OAK STOVES |
&HS manu-
and beat oak stove
on the market.
FOR
ONE
WEEK
ONLY

This stove will
burn hard or soft
coal. coke or wood
equally we'll.
Prices of square
base stoves
- In. tire pot for Q 6 90
l5-ln- fire PIT for. 2 50
lin hre pot for. y 90
lsln. tire POI for = II 90
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Children's Suits
and Overcoats are all very
much reduced.
You can always do
best at
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
Steve Dorsey is Broke.

Stephen w. Dorsey, the erstwhile
capitalist, has gone dead broke. He was
senator and worth $4,000, 600 and now
is unable to meet Judgment OF S40O
against him in Denver, During his
meteoric career the tail of the Dorsey
comet cast shodow athwart this sec
tion. Dorsey and Windom attempted
to corner the Gogebic mining craze just
before it was cured They got up q
syndicate of many millions and bought
nearly all the mines in Michigan and
Wisconsin. But the thing fell fiat and
John Il. Burton, Gage Tarbell, Moor &
Benjamin and all of the other mushroom
mining kings went dead broke. Dorsey
has kept righ on losing his grip until
the very earth has slipped from under
him. -Ironwood News-Record.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
FILLED FOR $4,000.

Upper Michigan Brewing Company,
organized in Iron Mountain three years
ago with capital stock OF S15O,OOO,
failed Tuesday. Nj. A. Northrop,
cashier of the First National Bank, was
appointed receiver. The liabilities are
about $50, 900, and the assets 500, 900,
A trust mortgage on all the lands and
buildings of the company was given to
Silas b. Coleman, of Detroit, to secure
The Milwaukee Trust Company for
S25, 900; Chas, l.. Kiewert, OF Milwau-
kee, $4,000; First National Bank, OF
Iron Mountain, $500; Commercial
Bank. of Iron Mountain; S3,2Oo;
Konrad Schrein, Cheboygan, WIS,
s6. 700; Third National Bank, Detroit
90 900; Berger, Reeing & Co., Fon du
Lac. Wis, $3,4OO; Lee Fordyce, Iron
Mountain, s4.4Oo. The company was
,composed of Thomas L. Fordyce, OF
Detroit, president; FL, Nagle, o. o.
Detroit treasurer; Lee Fordyce, OF
Iron Mountain, secretary and manager
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
N NEWTONVILLE

Frank Newton went to his homestead
at Laird Tuesday.
Mr.. Fl. Halvorson, of Hancock, was
caller here Wednesday.
Messrs. Dan McNIillen and Joe Girard
of Baraga, were in town Tuesday on
business.
DR.. G. L. Finch, of Jacobsville, took
the noon train here Tuesday for Ish-
peming.
Misses Rose McCauley and Emma
Kelsey returned home Wednesday even
ing from visit with Baroga friends.
The farmers in this vicinity have
finished digging their potatoes. The
crop proves to be the best of many sea-
sons.
Mrs. Chas. Holmstedt and children
returned home from an extended visit
with friends at Newberry, Sunday even
ing.
Henry Matthew Jr., is homo from
Chassel where he has been employed
by the S., r. l.. Co.. the past summer.
Messrs. Joe Hennes and j. Strobel
came down from Houghton Thursday
morning for few days hunt in this
neighborhood.
Messrs. F. and ". Newton and M.
and G. Messner returned home from
their hunting expedition Saturday with
four deer and one bear, in spite of the
disagreeable weather they had while
away.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21
LAIRD ITEMS.
James Cliff is out of town.
Robb Byrne left for Sidnaw Monday

James Cliff is out of town.
Robb Byrne left for Sidnaw Monday.
Supervisor Brown returned to
Baraga on Friday of last week.
Mr.. VIM. Glen was in Baraga one
day this week.
A number of hunting parties in town
this week.
A. l.. Ely has nearly completed the
cutting and skidding of his pine in
| South Laird.
Hon. j. F. Hambitzer was in town
on hunting excursion last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. H. Z. Crosier is making
preparations for an extended visit in
the east.
Mr.. Alexander, Baraga's marshal,
was i'll town on official business one
day this week.
jerry Real, the popular druggist of
Baraga, passed through here last Tues
day.
+. Newton, of Newtonville, passed
through here last Tuesday on the way
to his homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Henderson,
(of North Laird, were the guests of
Postmaster Peterson over Sunday.
There is rumor to the effect that
the townships team will work in the
woods this winter.
Mr.. Chas. Overmyer was looking
after the interests of his brother Norris
in this vicinity the first part of the
week..
Mrs. A. l.. Ely and son expect to
leave for q visit with friends in Penn
sylvania and New York some time
next week.
Our township treasurer has large
force of men at work on his farm
among them are L. Sullivan and Geo.
Gillespie, of this place.
The Sturgeon River Lumber Co.
was in town last week, They have
purchased the pine of Messrs, Cliff and
Either and will put in camps on the
Ottar.
Supervisor Brown seems to possess q
large amount of "will power" He has
compelled the township board to ac-
cept the West Branch bridge, ior the
construction of which he held the con
tract, and has received his pay for
building the same. No flies Con our
supervisor, eh?