Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-02-10

leading magazines at lowest rates, at
J, w. Sorenson's.
Game Warden E. Purchase came
In from his farm, Friday, and said
the roade were the nearest imp SIS
able he had ever known them.
Our stock OF perfumes IL made up
of the choicest Foreign and American
odors on the market.
F0UaNIER's DRUG STORE
Attorney L. Ostrander came down
to take part In a log lien suit, last
Friday. He reports snow to spare In
that vicinity.
Supervisor Hoesli, of Blaine, was
In town Saturday, looking after the
needs of some of his towns people,
who are In need of help.
s. 4. B %. are buying Wheat
and Rye, and paying highest
market price for II.
Rev. r. L. Cope occupied the pull
pit of the M. e. church. at Roscom-
mon, last Sunday. He proposes to
hold Revival Services this week.
Don't miss the q. e. Locomotive,
at the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday evening, at $3.50. All are
welcome.
The principal of the school at
Lewiston was arrested last week for
using ruler on a refractory scholar.
Schools can not be run without rules
and rulers.
Suits are soon to be commenced
against several of the Justices Of the
Peace in Montmorency county, fol
failing to tnrn over the fines, ETC.,
collected BY them.
Gold Medal Flour Is the bes,
In the market. Buy q barrel o:
| s. T. b Co., or call for q sample
package.
Mrs. John London came dowr
from camp, last Friday. She had sal
with her hat on for two days to catch
a train, but the snow forbade theil
running.
P. Aebli was occupied last weel
with the Grippe, which Is not IA
vorite friend of his. w. B. Cover,
helped US out in the Office in hi
place.
It is said that the Michigan Cen
trail is figuring on extending TIT
Lewiston branch to Hillman, inlth'
eastern part of MontmOrency county
lot. Co. Herald.
Levi Clement came home last Sun
day from Detroit. As his work 1
all from that city, he has decided t,
remove his family there, SO he can b
with them once In q while.
Claggetts' new line of Canne'
Goods consists of Evergreen, Ruby
Lily of the Valley Sugar Corn, Rub
Succotash, Eureka and Favorite Peas
Tip Top, Roast Beef and Ruby Toma
toes. Try 'em.
Comrade A. L. Corwin returns hi
sincere thanks and good wishes to tn
w. r. c. and G. A. R., and othe
friends who so generously assiste
him in rebuilding his home, whic
Twas consumed by fire last fall.
Everybody wants to go to the Ell
deavor meeting, next Sunday evt
ming, and learn of the c. E. Ii
connective and it's construction. A
interesting programme has been a.
ranged.
e. II. and Charles WaldroD, {
South Branch, dug out through til
snow, Tuesday, the first time sine
; the big storm. They have plenty {
wood and plenty to eat, and are Ell
Toying the winter at home.
II DIED-Ather home In this villag'
February Sd, Mary, wife of JUL,
Rasmussen, aged 30 years. Funer,
services were held at the Luthera
church, on Sunday Afternoon, Re
Becker officiating.
Melvin Bates the new postmast,
at Grayling, was the guest Of h
sisters, Mrs. j. Hoyt aud Miss Cass
, Bates, last week Thursday, and all
visited Henry Bates camp. -Ot. G
Herald.
Mrs. John w. Perry, Of Grovelan'
! Mich, Is the guest OF her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Coventry. of M
pie Forest. She was nearly of Il
, mind to return without her Wis