Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-03-05

]. +. Hum got Ia from the North
Branch. where he has been working.
last Friday.
Arnold Johnson closed a very sue
cesful term OF school in Dist No 2,
Maple Forest, last Saturday.
Miss Bradshaw, teacher In the
school. was taken with La Grippe,
Tuesday.
L. q. Huxley, OF Blaine tip, was In
town last Saturday. He reports his
wife and child sick from an attack of
La Grippe.
Prevent sickness among your
fowls by using traits Poultry
Food. % cents buys q package,
at s. u. B Co.'S.
J.. Lightner, of Blaine, has pur-
chased house and three lots on the
south side OF town, and will hereafter
be resident Of Crawling.
w, G. Marsh was in attendance on
the Grand Lodge OF Foresters. at Lam
sing, last week, and reports a rousing
good time.
Pratt's Food, for horses and
cattle, has proven its good quail
tiles tlIis winter. S. II. & Co.
sell it.
Charles Lyon has let the job of
building the new barn on his farm at
Higgins Lake, to Frank Silsby.-
ROs. News.
Miss Lizzie Rose went to West
Branch Saturday, and returned SUM-
day, bringing another sister back
with her.
For Furnishing Goods you
should go to the reliable house
s II. 3 Co., who carry only No.
! articles.
| w. Love, Treasurer OF Center
Plains, aud Chas. Smith, of Beaver
lCreek, were the first to settle with
the county treasurer, on Tuesday.
Miss Vena Jones will give Ten
Cent Musicale in Roscommon, 10 the
near future, for the benefit of the
Catholic Church, of that town.
Gold Medal Flour is sold by
S. Il. & Co. The demand for it
is so great that a car load lasts
but a few days. Try it.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Palmer, Friday
afternoon, Tomorrow the 9th.
10 retain an abundant head of hair
Of a natural color to good old age,
the hygiene of the scalp must be OBJ
served. Apply Halls Hair Remover.
70 please everybody caused
S, II. & Co. to purchase a selected
stock Of Dry Goods. They are
pleased to show it.
| The Sacrament was administered
at the Presbyterian Church, last Sun
lday. and the church received an ad
EDITION of two members.
! A. Gurkie, M. G. conductor, from
Bay City, has moved into the Bonnell
house, having been transferred to the
northern division, and will make
Grayling his home.
Farmers should bear in mind
that the time is at hand. to
figure On Land Plaster and Phos-
phate. s. II. & Go. can supply
you.
Rev. David Howell, OF Lansing,
occupied the pulpit at the Presbyte-
rian Church. last Sunday evening, to
the pleasure of fair congregation.
He is an effectiye and strong speaker.
The idea that anybody can cut
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wood on anybody's land, or perhaps
; draw a little that has been cut, got q
set back last week, by an arrest fol
larceny, with conviction and fine.
bonneville, the man who threat.
ened to burn the mill of Smith &
Beatty, robbed his wife of $1,000 and
has decamped, leaving his wife and
children to the care of the county.
The Special Shoe Sale at s., Il,
& Co.'S will continue for a short
time, therefore you should lose
no time in providing yoursel.
with footwear.
The Cadillac News and Express last
week says that potatoes In that city
were selling at from six to eight cents
per bushel. The Cedar Springs Clip
per quotes the same prices at that
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