The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-08-31

Milo III. DAVIS, charged with ac-
oepting brides at Detroit, has disap-
Feared.
TIE new Upton Avenue Nj. +.
Church has just been dedicated at Bat.
tie Greek.
THERE are 1870 men employed in
the Ironwocd mines. The stock piles
are rapidly disappearing.
j. O. AMEs, better known as Buck
skin ice, 80 years old, is going to race
at the next fair in Bear AXE.
SAADAN WINCHT SER, OF Bryan
Township, Kent County, Is 06 years old,
but works on his farm eve Y gay.
The residence of II. S. Munsell. Of
Jonesville, was entered by bur- lars.
They got for their reward half pie.
ONE of the largest RATS ever taken
into Bay City arrived there one day
last week. 1t contained nearly 500
feet.
THE 2-year-old son of James Bal, at
Lowell, wande ed away to find his
father. He fell into the river and was
drowned.
AN Adrian ensus-taker asked dar-
ky lady IL she was col red. NO, sir,
was the ind gnant reply, Il was born
this way"
JAN" Is the name OF W rostoffice
in Mid and county. The initials of the
postmast sr's name, j. A. Murphy,
furnished the name.
The State invent on of the Y, NJ.
G. A. will be held in Bay City in Octo-
Der. / e,egates u the number OF l25
are expected.
on Monday the people Of La Sale
have picnic for the purpose OF clean
ing up their cemetery. Kind of grue-
some pla o for picnic.
BAY CITY is en- orcing the stone side
walk ordinance and refuses to give any
one pe emission to lay wooden side
walks inside the stone district.
SIMON DESSAU, of New York
known as the Back Diamond King, ;"
is trying to bring about resumption of
work at the Millle iron mine. near Iron
Mountain
MAX WEINSBURC, son Of the ex-
postmaster of kawkawlin village, was
pitching in ball game, whom he tract
ured his right arm between the elbow
and sho der
GEORGE ELLENBERGER, a youth Of
II, is in jail at Adrian charged with
robbing his employer, Robert stewart
Palmy farmer, of Sll5. He con-
fessed the theft.
A SANE-3URR lodged in the throat
OF Mrs. Louis Gunther at Grand Rap
ids, anC ste couldn't dislodge it. A
sugical operation was necessary to save
the woman's life.
Mrs. ALICE BLOOD, of Marine City,
asks to be appointed administrators Of
the estate of the late Calvin Blood,
who died mysteriously in Letroit. The
estate is valued at 100000
THE large tract of pine timber owned
by b. and n. Mill, in Ogemaw and
Iosco Counties, has all been burned
over by the recent forest fires, and will
have to be numbered this winter.
II. NJ. MILLER and wife of Inlay
City. were thrown out of the buggy by
the horse running away. Mrs Miller
escaIe1 serious injury, but Mr.. Mile
had his arm broken and wrist sprained.
THE thra shing of wheat is in prog
ress around Hamburg. The vie d is
re orted as good and the cry fu
and Of fine Gu ility. Oats are light
crop and the yie.d of potatoes will be
only fair.
TIE Gladstc me Wa hboard G.. mpany
has beel organized at Gladstone, and
will manufa sture new kind OF board.
Twenty men will be employed on the
start, and 5000 board; viii be made
every week.
The b.ishment OF home for the
friendle IS in Owosso is a sure thing. A
number of prominent ladies are inter-
esting themselves in it, and as they
have 5000 already on hand the enter
prise Is go.
CAPT. w. T. MCGURRIN, of Grand
Rapids, tri ID to board moving train
at Island Lake and was thrown against
a pile OF trunks. He broke rib and
came within an ace of being thrown
under the wheels.
LAST week Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Up
ton, of Victor, celebrated their golden
wedding. The wonderful part of it is
that in the same house Mr.. Upton's par
ent' cele brated their gol'en wedding
about twenty-five years ago
VIM. KILBURN. a guest at a Mount
Clemens hotel, while helping the girls
open canned c. FL, made the appetizing
discovery of Jour false teeth, attached
to plate in one OF the cans. All sorts
of guesse a e being made as to how
they got there.
WILL GOULD is agood-lo king young
man of Paris Township, of Kent Coun-
ty. He won p. city girl affection,
and all his jealous rivals got together.
pc ting MIN wi rotten apples Wi
got mad, shot at them, and now he is
summoned tefore police cjurt
LAND COMMISSIONER FRENCH'S re-
port for the year ending June says the
whole number OF acres held by tie
State June 80, 1893, was 43S.3is.e5.
During the year L., 4S2 50 acr we're
forfeited and l,0i0.24 patented to the
State. making q total of 10, 1912. Ia
acres. OF these, 15,3,l.9l were sold
and ,932. II licensed TO homesteaders,
leaving 43l ,55t.Sl owneI by the state
at the close of the year. These land ;
are c a'sified as follows: Primary
school land. lI2 OPP %; university land
t0C0. Agricultural College land lOl,-
80 .0l: salt spring land, 4SJ.00; asylum
land, l.322.'S: State building land,
900; swamp land. lie, llsS5: total;
431, 55I.8l. The Commissioner believe
hos l., 90