Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-06-21

Don't miss IL.
The fast Sheridan White Sox at Ellis
park Saturday.
Come out and see the ball game Satur-
day. $50. Sheridan White Sox VS.. Beding.
Mrs. H. A. Loewe is in Detroit this
week representing the lady Maccabees IN
biennial review.
Mrs. Ross Miller left Wednesday for her
nome al Carson City, after a visit with
ner father, w. j Altenburg. She expects
20 move TO Beldng in the near future.
Forest Fish for Fish & Youngs. bought
yearlinR steer Tuesday OF r. &. Bliss.
laying $4,000 for it. 1t tipped the beam
on E n. Wilson's scales at GAO pounds.
| Oak bed room suites, side boards,
hairs. rockers, variety almost endless.
al gaps made by spring selling again
llled up and our assortment is again COM
jlete, Call and see Foster, Ritter e. Eos
| ter.
Grist mill owners say that all cooks
'hould slft any kind of flour during the
months Of June. July, August and Sep
.ember, on account Of small bugs which
,ore themselves through any kind Of flour
Jag.
;epted position as superintendent of the
lew department OF the Ballou Manufac-
urlng 90. He will have charge of the
| construction OF the Demorest cement
mixer.
At the Democratic county convention
leld in lonia Tuesday, full set of dele
gates TO the state convention was elected
l. L. Hubbel was chosen from Beldng.
Alfred r. Locke was elected chairman of
me county convention.
The Saranac Advertiser OF last week
said There is no different news in re-
gard to the electric road TO give out this
week, except that negotiations are under
way which will soon bring matters into
shape so some one will go ahead and
build the road.
w. B. Travis, salesman of the Ballou
Mfg. company arrived here Saturday
from Minneapolis, Mimi, TO look over the
Demorest mixer with view to disposing
II the products in the markets which he
sraverses. He will leave in a few days
for western points.
Miss Mabel Spencer while attending the
grade exercises at the M E. church
Wednesday, lost small bundle containing
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who picked it up will return it TO the post
office or to her they will confer great
avor and be rewarded also.
A meeting has been called OF the Con-
gregational church and society, to be held
thursday evening June %, in the church.
for the purpose OF considering the question
IF repairing the same or of building new
one. Rev. A. Secords sermon Sunday
morning will be along that line.
Ed Fettery, who has been spending
several months in the west in quest of bet
ter health, returned to his home last FRI
day and left Monday for visit with his
people near Big Rapids. We regret to
earn that his health has not been much
improved by his visit to the west.
As dealers. we know we can save you
money on piano, organ or sewing ma
chine. Why2 Simply because we're not
under the actual expense Of selling which
the "other man is. The 'other mans
expenses in selling, makes a handsome
profit on goods which will satisfy us.
Ask US about it. Foster, Ritter q Foster.
John E. Taylor thinks he will have
balloon ascension on his farm on the 4th
Of July, as a large paper balloon came
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dummy labelled Prof Geo. Carver, with
lot of circulars advertising an ascension
to take place in Beding Saturday. 1t
scared john the hired man and the horses
when it struck.
The schools are closed for the long va
cation. Now let every parent see to it
that the boys and girls are given legti-
mate and remuneratlve employment
through the summer. Let the girls learn
cooking and baking sewing. mendlng and
general housekeeping. Let the boys take
up some work that requires regular hours
and leaves no time for loafing.
Why do you pay salesman from some
city music house such profits on a piano
or organ. Don't you know. can't you see
that in purchasing piano from such a
party. you have TO pay his railroad ex
penses hotel bills, dray bills and worst Of
all big salary. II you think Of purchas
ing anything in this line. get our figures
and we'll see il we can't make it an OBJ
ject for you to deal with US. Foster, Rit
ter e. Foster.
About three weeks ago young man
canyassed Grand Ledge selling a rustic
stand. Later developments show thatrhe
stand was made from green willow
branches. Nearly every stand is showing
lusty growth and if the owners will only
furnish a basin of water at the foot Of
each leg, there is no reason why they
should be without supply Of wood for
next winter. as willow trees are notorious
ly fast growers.
Often nowadays you hear the express
sion, 81 told you so" Potatoes after a
sensational series Of drops in price are
now climbing high the local quotation
this week being rs cents per bushel.
For several days the market has been
rather strong and the price steadily creep
ing up but how long this will last or how
high the tubers will climb up the value
thermometer is not known nor can it be
forecasted Howard CITY Record.