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Newspaper
Daily News Record
Location
Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
2
Upper Michigan remains partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with rising temperatures and brisk southwest winds. Lower Michigan stays generally fair to partly cloudy Tuesday, warmer in the eastern portion with brisk to high southwest winds.
James I Sterling of Pickford listed as a business man in the city Saturday. Foreman McLeos, canal, fevered with illness. Miss Effie McLaren back from a week with Mrs T D Springer at Gladstone. Grace Cook returned from visiting friends in the city. J B Jones departed for Port Huron after several days with friends. A K Webster back from aid visit. The three victims from a local incident brought to justice. The death of the S year old son of Mr Lee the Dafier merchant after a brief illness. Pierson Cameron left yesterday to visit friends for a possible marriage with an Allentville girl. Mr and Mrs A A Swartout arrived and will locate here permanently. Swartout formerly with Soo iy the U S engineer office. Deer hunters used the last day of the season to hunt in the woods. several deer reported. Sutton Baile insurance firm dissolved by mutual consent. Mr Sutton retiring. Mr Bailar continuing the business.
W J Wura mourns loss of a valuable cocker spaniel stolen from Easterday avenue. A small fire at the Park Hotel laundry was extinguished by a maid. trunk of Dr Meaturdee found empty at Ryan hill area. Mrs Jane Brown returns from Saginaw with son Ralph. William Ragatz resigns as Park Hotel steward to join Hotel Beechter in Akron. Marks Bros vaudeville opening at Soo opera house with Tom Marks leading, includes ladies free night.
Dr W T Hobart of Tiei Tsia China spoke at Central M E church detailing Boxer uprising scenes and incidents from Pekin during the siege as he closed his second furlough in the United States after two decades as a missionary.
A Thanksgiving day team contest defeat by Lieut. russeucham O. company I M was celebrated yesterday with a soldierly dinner in the armory at 2 o clock. The menu featured oyster soup celery pickles baked whitefish and a full holiday spread. Music by Proz Mu ling and dining by Chet A. Neary and Allie Trempe highlighted the event with cigars and fruit for attendees. TLiett. Follis' team praised the day’s result and issued a Christmas morn rematch challenge that was accepted.
Fragmentary item notes Market Go rotations and a ragtime riot reference connected to a universe clad bal masque at the armory on Wednesday December 3. The text also mentions hats and millinery at Martin's Go to the Merion Hows ters, with scattered garbled phrases about ors and locations.
Society notes report a successful Central M B Church piano recital by William H Sherwood Saturday with ample attendance and favorable reception. He offered brief explanations of selections and plans to continue this lecture recital format. Sherwood’s playing praised as revelatory, with Mendelssohn and Gottschalk pieces among the crowd favorites. Upcoming Elks entertainment cards list December through February social dates. Hosts Dr and Mrs Winslow hosted Sherwood at dinner, Mrs Winslow once a pupil in Chicago.
Representative Cannon introduced a bill appropriating 50.99 dollars to defray expenses of the anthracite commission appointed by the president. The measure, referred to the appropriation committee, will be taken up for consideration. The notice then switches to a local sale advertisement for dress goods at reduced prices.
Prenzlaurer Bros opens Tuesday and Wednesday to inspect and trial varieties of canned vegetables. Limited supplies and bad weather have reduced packs, so shoppers are urged to stock up now. Prices listed include 3 for 25 cents on corn and tomatoes, a range of Curtice Bros and Maine brands, and multiple cases and dozen pricing across peas beans and other vegetables.
A collage of vintage notices including a quip about rheumatism and a comedic exchange, a curling club meeting notice with membership details, a partnership dissolution between Sutton and Bailey for a general fire insurance business, an advertisement for oysters and meals, a San Ste Marie Chapter 126 Masons meeting with officer election, and a Masque at the Armory slated for Wednesday night December 3.
Retailer advertises a week long sale with heavy bargeins on dress goods skirting waistings and serges. Includes all wool ceviots serges granite cloths waistings and imitation silks at steeply reduced prices with large stock and multiple colors. Strong emphasis on value and speed of sale with prices listed per yard and per item.
This ad highlights a reliable flour and grocery stock with emphasis on prepared flour brands like SelfRaising Flour. It promises varied four and low grade flour options and notes trading possible for bits of groceries, with assurance of goods kept in perfect condition.
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