Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-03-10

Frank Barber, OF Center Plains,
and one of the prosperous farmers Of
that township, was In town Tuesday,
and made us pleasant call.
John Hagerty, OF Frederic, was In
town, Tuesday, and made us call.
He reports business In Frederic as
being better than ever this winter.
hide Z Crescent Bicycle. For
sale ct the store Of Sailing. Han
son B 90.
Miss Cassie Bates came home from
Gaylord, Monday for a short visit,
and to attend the meeting of the
Eastern Star.
Mrs. Bailey went to Waters, yes
terday, to join her husband, who is
working for the Stevens Lumber
Company.
The weather during last week was
beautiful. The month came in very
lamb like and we trust it will contin.
ue and 60 out In the same manner.
Mrs. Geo. L. Alexander returned
from her two weeks visit with friends
and relatives at Detroit, Ann Arbor
and Saginaw, last Saturday evening.
A. Mckay, Of Grayling, was In
town yesterday in the interests of the
Home Protective Association, an &C
cident and sickness insurance compa-
uy.-Atlanta Tribune.
Look ct our advertising col
uEn in this paper. Sailing,
Hanson B 60.
The Ladies of the village will be
pleased to know, that Mrs. Hill has
engaged additional help in her dress
making business. Miss Van Giesen,
Of Caro-, is her assistant.
J. A. Breakey, of Center Plains,
was In town last Saturday, with NUT
ton. One of his sheep brought over
six dollars with the pelt Sheep
pays!
The Leline boys have taken a job
Of putting In some timber for Neil
Mcdonald. They will bank on the
South Branch at the Cady marsh. -
Roscommon News.
Look ct our advertising col
umn in this paper. Sailing,
Hanson B Go.
Outside capitalists are figuring on
putting in a beet sugar factory at
Traverse City, providing the citizens
will interest themselves $780,
worth.-Exchange.
Mrs. George Wills has returned
from a pleasant visit at West Bay
City, accompanied by Mrs. NJ. Stokoe,
who will remain as her guest for q
time.
The decorator of the Office for the
new Exchange Bgnk has made quite
a transformation in its looks, aud the
work shows that he is an efficient and
capable painter aud paper-hanger.
S. Sickler, of Center Plains, has
entered into contract with partie:
in Washington, ID. c., for year, fol
the erection of large building, and
will remove to that city in a few
days. We are sorry to see him 20.
5 Look at our advertising col.
umn in this paper. Sailing
t Hanson & Co.
o. Rodden was brought in from
Higgins Lake camp, Friday. wher'
he had his leg fractured by a roll
{ ing log. 1t was reduced by DR.. ms
ley, and he is resting at the home O
hisfather-in-law, l.. d. Whipple.
A farmer brought In two more viii,
cats on Monday, and sold the skin
for Atty cents each. County Treasu
9 rer Kerr has thus far paid the boun
ty Of $500 each on 81 wildcats. AL
lpena Pioneer.
Miss Mary McNevep. of Grayling
arrived in town to-day, aud will max
her brother, VIM. McNeven, a few
days visit, after which he will &C
> company her home and spend a fey
days in Grayling.-Lewiston Journal
Roscommon shipped % car loads o
potatoes last week, In one train
which left s11 900 in cold cash anon
the farmers of that county.-Alpen
= Pioneer. We congratulate our siste
/. county on its big crop of potatoe
and the large addition to its finances
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