Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-28

hatchery at Worthwhile. They were
taken from the river at Stephans'.
We are In the Tin Ware business,
and we are going to remain IN IL,
with . full and complete stock.
Joseph's Bazaar.
Dogs In our sheep fold again last
Friday. Somebody had better look
out for their ours. We are losing pa
thence.
Gold Medal Flour IL the best
in the market. Buy . barrel Of
s. q. B Co., Or call for . sample
package.
VIM. G. Woodfeld came down from
Waters, Saturday, and left on Mon
day, for Detroit, where he was called
on business. He will return to Wat
ers, next Monday.
The putting In of q fish shute at
the dam compelled the stopping OF
the big mill, Monday, as the water
was lowered so that logs could not be
run In.
N. Nicholson Is now feeding $50
head of cattle on his lake farm. r..
Hanson accompanied him there Sat-
urday and they spent couple of days
looking over farm and stock.
Albert Kraus has no ,hsap
store Tin Ware, but sells good
Tin Ware cheap. Call and be
convinced.
The Nicholson s. Hanson Lumber
Co., at Lewiston. have just complct-
ed large steel vault, and rejuvenat-
cd their office, so they have one of
the finest in this part of the State.
MARRIED-Tuesday, Oct 10TH, at
the residence of the brides parents
In Ball, Miss Edith M. Baltimore and
Mr.. Thos. Collins, Rev. Ira w. Bell,
OF Roscommon, officiating.
Mrs. ]. M. Jones went to Chesan-
ing, last Thursday, to attend the
District Convention Of the Woman's
Relief Corps. The convention will
be held in Crawling, next year.
We keep nothing but the best In
the line of Tin Ware, as we can prove
to our patrons by catalogues and bills.
We offer no Cheap Store Tin Ware.
JOSEPH'S BAZAAR.
Hon. David Ward was In town,
Monday, between trains. He Is
watching railroad developments In
this section, and continuing his lum-
bering operations In his conservative
and safe way,
Rev. H. L. Cope left Monday morn
ing for his home In Grayling. Mr..
Cope made his visit very pleasing to
the people of West Branch. We
shall be glad to welcome him always.
West Branch Herald.
George Kingsland, of Big Rock,
brought down a bushel Of potatoes to
this office for display, that beats the
record for size. There were only 81
potatoes Ia the bushel. Tri.
hume.
Rev. Cope and Jay Allen spent a
couple of days last week In the vicin-
| ity of London's camp after birds.
The rain interfered with their sport
but they enjoyed the hospitality OF
the camp.
The country members Of the w. r.
c., were out In full, at their meeting
last Saturday. Mrs. Fl. Funck; Mrs,
Dell Smith; Mrs. J. J. Coventry; Mrs.
A. c. Wilcox and Mrs. A. j. Rose,
were In attendance.
I We are glad to see our neighbor,
the Roscommon News, enjoying a
Inc advertising patronage, although
a large share of 1t is from Grayling
| Doador, NJ tho Nrws will learn that
they save money by coming here to
trade.
Geo. Fl. Cummings, of Cheboygan
a member of Ruddock Post, G. A. r.
died yesterday week from an attack
of heart trouble and dropsy, and
was buried Friday, Revs. Taylor
and Knowles officiating.
/ The musical and literary program
rendered at the Presbyterian church
Wednesday evenings by the Y. p. S
|C E., are clevatiEg, instructive ant
pleasant. We are pleased to see thu
young people Of our village selecting
njoyment.
The experience and box social Civ
Ien by the Y. p. S. G. E., at the Pres
byterian church last Friday evening
was a social aud financial success
lThav raaliyed ahout nine dollars fo