Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-07-02
Short Rems of Interest Re-
Latias TO the Tosvn and It's
People, told In a Single
Paragraph.

Miss Jessie Leonard is home from
Oberlin.
Saturday is bargain day on fireworks
at Patterson's.
Cook WITH Gas. Twice as much cook
ing at half the cost. 81 tt
Mrs. w. A. Wilder Of Ionia was a guest
of Mrs. Nellie Ireland, Tuesday night.
Phil. Young Of the Model Market was
an over Sunday visitor at Grand Rapids.
II there are any people-who desire to
have their magazines bound in substan-
tial binding at S 90 per VOL. call phone
l24-2r.
j. B. Essex and wife were passengers
to Grand Rapids Saturday for a short
visit with their son.
Mrs. Geo. M. Blett left Saturday norm
ing for Farewell to enjoy visit with her
son, Ernest Bett and family
Miss Hattie Nichols went to Sheridan.
Tuesday, to spend few days with rela-
tives and friends at that place.
Mrs. A. Richmond of Ypsilant arrived
here Tuesday for short visit at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sherwood.
James Burns and wife, c. Burns and
wife and Mrs. Mary Anderson are out for
weeks camping near Wabasis Lake.
Mrs. Stephen Baty and children went
north on the evening train Monday to
spend week with relatives at Remus.
Mrs. E N. Atkinson of Toronto, Can
ada, came Saturday for a visit with her
son, Harry R. Atkinson at the home on
Bridge street.
There will be something doing at Halls
resort, Long lake, on the 4th and 5th
Dance in the evening Of the 4th. boats
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Our local spotsmen are looking we'll to
the interests of coming genertions from a
fishing standpoint Last week they plant
ed $4,000 Wall eyed pike in Chaplin,
Muskrat and Wabasis lakes and
Tuesday Earl Wilson took 5000 rainbow
trout to Wabasis creek to help out in the
fishing business Of the future.
Lansing has been agitating the gas
question for long time and it was set
tied by the common council last Tuesday
when it refused to submit the question of
the extension of the gas franchise to the
the people, but extended the franchise to
the Lansing Fuel & Gas Co. to rs years
with 9o-cent gas, net, for the first ten
years and 8o-cent the last S years.
1t is no use casting a mouldy crust upon
the water and hoping to get back nice
hot biscuit. You cannot expect good
yields unless the land is in shape to feed
the crop. Armour's Fertilizer supplies
the plant food needed in available form.
Once tried always used For sale by
F. P. Hannah, Orleans, Mich.
Saranac will celebrate July 4th and as
the little village never does things by
halves grand time can be anticipated.
Two good ball games, Eston VS. Berlin,
and Saranac VS. Alto, "Old Time" hor-
ribles on parade. street sports of all
kinds, good music, the day ending with
a grand display Of fireworks and dance
in the evening. Belding will send a large
delegation. Plan to go.
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York Tribune and the Banner for six
months, is still open to all. Subscribers
who are now receiving the Banner may
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