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of charge, 100 acres OF
.cels OF from one to 10 acres
who will grow sugar beets.
tie Greek Sanitarium Is not
18th its verdict whereby the
its real estate were remit
viii appeal for the sake or
nut OF its personal taxes also.
Stevenson. an Argyle har-
Ar. was found dead In his
>}r Deckerville. His head had
al in between the buggy
and foul play Is hint
S. w. Smith says that
ice a bill in the next
O. ess ,yiding for a federal build
ing in every city having a population
of from 10000 to 10000, to cost De-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
Governor Bliss will go to Washing
ton December alone. His principal
business will be in connection with
the claims Michigan has against I'm
Gle Sam on account Of the Spanish
war These claims amount to $S3,OOO.
A Niles policeman named Ullery has
published in local paper challenge
to Il. W. Cook, editor of another pa
per, to fight duel to the death, the
weapons to be revolvers OF 3S calibre,
and the distance 10 PAGES. 'S'death!
Belud!
Joseph Anderson, of Chicago, ar
rived in st. Joseph Sunday morning.
His mission was to meet and wed Miss
Amanda Johnson, of Evansville, Ind,
but he failed to find his would-be
bride, and returned to Chicago broken
/ hearted.
On account of Irregularities in the
census lists from Mackinaw, st. Ig-
mace and Bots Blanc. the superinten-
dent of public instruction has with
held the primary school money from
Mackinac county and ordered new
census lists made.
A Michigan Central train ran down
a horse about four miles east of Kala-
maZoo and literally ground 1t in pieces.
| The bones were all broken up and the
train crew was obliged to chop part
Of the carcass out from under the en-
CINE with an Ak before the train could
proceed.
While attending n bazaar in Chi
cago Saturday night Champlaln
Keeney, Of Olivet, Mich, dropped to
the floor and expired in n few mo-
ments. The death of the man created
a panic among the attendants and
caused the closing of the bazaar for
the evening.
AS the colder season comes on
smallpox Is making its appearance
and gradually invading various sec
tions OF the upper peninsula. In sew
eral counties cases have come to light
and despite the precautions taken by
the health officials the disease Is
steadily branching out.
4 woman now figures in the mys
terry of the absence of Banker Ter
williger, of Montague, it being alleged
that Miss Winnie Schneider. whose
parents operate the Terwilliger fruit
farm In Oceana county, about fitteer
miles north of Montague, has gone t
meet the missing banker.
The United States fish commission
: Mt Worthwhile has sti-'-Y3far this season
WIN ger -nbout 100000 more before
the spawning season Is over. At the
Detroit station 50,0O0,000 white fish
eggs have already been taken, and
when the season for white fish eggs is
over the total number will be between
2O0,00000O and 300,000,000.
One hunter in the upper peninsula
wore n white night shirt over his cloth
ing while deer hunting recently rs q
precaution against being taken for q
deer. He hadn't been out in the
woods half an hour when bullet cut
the twigs within few inches of his
head. He yelled, and the man who
fired the shot rushed up to him, ex.
claiming: "Dern it, / thought you
were one of them ere white deer I've
read about"