State Bank Adverts and Miscellaneous Local Notices
A compiled clipping lists banking officers at Traverse City State Bank with Parry Hannah as president and A Tracy Lay as vice president, plus directors including Howard Trish and J T Hannah. The page also mixes advertisements for retailers, patents, clothing, sewing machines, and various local business notices, alongside a meteorological report for the area. Latitude 46.45 longitude 84.0 height 603 feet. Weather shows Cloudy trends for the forecast period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parry Hannah
A. Tracy Lay
3. T. Hannah
Usahier
Samuel Garland
Caaller
Howard Trish
J.T. Hannah
Same Garkend
K. Wait
Pioneer Deay
State Board of Health
Local News Briefs From Town and County
Circulation this week is 2755 and the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co holds its January 6 meeting at Orange Hall at 1 PM. Potatoes price remains 30 cents, with little change in Chicago. J W Slater enlarges his roof to cover a load capacity for storm loading. Minnie Smith leaves Herald and Record for a Simplex operator job in Petoskey. Mike Kehoe, BM on Pere Marquette, injured in a Hastings accident. Wred Helms visits town from the Minol battleship. Elwood Stanley sells his West Front grocery to Foote & Son, taking possession December 28. Astronomy lecture at the high school for stereopticon fund. Elmer Moses exits Kingsley business. will ship Michigan potatoes from Indiana. Wheat receipts at Hannah & Lay Co. rise. sleighing aids rapid market. Elks plan Christmas benevolences led by Riley Sweers as Santa. Borcesford Cat Club show in Chicago draws Durfee Angora success. nine cats sold. Marriage of Ada Supple and Daniel Routsong at 429 West Tenth. will reside on West Eleveth Street. Elgin Lewis installs 110 volt electric coffee mill from Enterprise Mfg Co. 1/2 HP, three-phase, 25-second grind. visible in shop window.
Marriage of J Schram and Miss Annie Werner
J Schram and Miss Annie Werner of East Bay were married in the city on December 2. Funeral services for Roxanna Cooper were held last Wednesday from the family residence on Union Street. The house was crowded with relatives and neighbors. Floral offerings were numerous and beautiful. Rev. J W Miller conducted the service and Mrs. Clara Williams led the funeral arrangements. The body went to Ogdensburg church for burial with L D Curtis escorting. Officers chosen for the Go 8 P year include President Anton Prasil Vice President J Mikula General Secretary J Vinck Treasurer Vencil Lieder Escort J Kozak Sentry John Itka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxanna Cooper
Union Street
7. W. Miller
Clara Williams
Ogdensburg
L. D. Curtis
Go 8. P
Anton Prasil
J. Mikula
Dnaneral
J .Vinck
Vencil Lieder
J. Kozak
John
Racket to Close as Boston Store Abandons Lease
The Racket store run by Charles Rosenthal will discontinue operations as the lease expires and cannot be renewed since Mrs Germaine plans to build a brick block next spring. The stock will be closed out promptly. Royal Arcanum Elects Officers at Recent Meeting with George Doyle as Regent and Frank Zentlek as Vice Regent among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rosenthal
Boston
Germaine
Royal Arcanum
George Doyle
Frank Zentlek
Moore
K. Wd. Horst
John A. BileIntogh
Jake Kamponga
CC. Thompson
Guido
James Moody
Wardoo
Frank Miller
A. C. Bauman
John F. Ott
New Editor for the Eagle and lodge elections
Charles D. Warner of Chicago has been named editor of the Daily Wagie succeeding G H D Sutherland who moved to Grand Rapids to join the Herald. Bohemian Lodge 78 elected officers for the coming year with Mary Fyfarek as past president and Anna Stepan as president. Royal Circle No 283 elected officers including Mrs J Beardsley as worthy ruler and Mrs Mary Aldrich as worthy secretary. The saw mill of John Oct Lumber Co began winter cutting with log supply ample and rail transport aided by good sleighing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
Charles D. Warner
Chicago
Bohemian Lodge
J. CG. D
Ensoine
Mary Fyfarek
Anna Stepan
Josepha Bauman
Catherine Prasit
Rosio Petortyl
Mary Martinek
Isaach
Mary Nemog
Margaret Shadek
Mary Hanglovaky
Anna 4Itka
Anna Stepanek
John Oct Lumber Co
Royal Circle
Mra. J. Beardsley
Honor Snyder
Anna Gillett
Adela Irish
J. J. Dregina
Mary J. Aldrich
Susan Lamka
John Cady
P. Sandieman
J. Cady
C M B A Officers Elected in Branch 61 Year Vote
Cc M B A Officers Branch No 61 C M B A elected the following officers for the ensuing year Chancellor M J Holmes president L F Schulgen first vice president Ed Seymour second vice president Albert Wolf financial secretary J M Huellmantel treasurer Joseph Verreau recording secretary T Verreau assistant secretary Theodore Dion marshal Arthur Quibard guard Roy Wise trustees J M Huellmantel Joseph Verreau and TW Hl Heuss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Holmes
L. F. Schulgen
Frst
Ed. Seymour
Albert Wolf
Financelal
J. M. Huellmantel
Joseph Verreau
T. Verreau
Theodore Dion
Arthur Quibard
Roy Wise
TW Hl. Heuss
Bad Coasting Accident Sculpts Narrow Escape
Little Wille Dunn son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Dunn narrowly escaped death last week while coasting on Fernwood hill. He lost control of the sled which struck a telephone pole, splintering the sled and badly bruising his head and face. The attending physician cannot explain how he survived given the nature of his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Dunn
Ivan. Dunn
Fernwood Hill
Blakeslee Vows Vengeance After Office Dog Incident
J M Blakeslee sheltered a stray dog in his office. the dog damaged a sealskin cap and Blakeslee swears he will kill the dog. The local tale notes Blakeslee expresses remorse and intends severe action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Blakeslee
Mr. Blakeslee
Bachelor Maids Form Society In City
Ten young women met at the home of Miss Nellie Lardle on Ninth Street and formed the Bachelor Maids society with officers Theda Rattenbury president Nollie Lardie secretary Addie Soles treasurer The group held a social session last evening and plans a Christmas tree party at Miss Rhoda Rattenbury s home inviting their gentlemen friends for Christmas time meetings will occur every two weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Lardle
Ninth Street
Theda “Rattenbury
Nollie Lardie
Addie Soles
Rhoda Rattenbury
Death of Old Soldier in Grand Traverse Area
Albert Limendorf a civil war veteran and early Grand Traverse region pioneer died Tuesday morning of heart failure at 158 years. He had suffered nosebleeds recently and was active an hour before death. Survived by wife and an adopted son, funeral Thursday at 2 pm from First Methodist Church with McPherson Post G A R attending in full force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Limendorf
Grand Traverse
Cio Whr
Indiana
First Methodist Church
L. D. Curtis
McPherson Post
Strange fog horn heard forty miles away at North Manitou
B C Green of the lighthouse corps at North Manitou reports hearing a peculiar intermittent fog horn on Saturday, possibly carried by a ravine from Carplake. Sunday’s storm was the worst of the year with zero degree temperatures, while potato buyers monitor cars for processed stock arriving after unloading Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Green
Green
Lighthouse Corps
North Manitou
Carplake
Circuit court term changes for thirteenth circuit 1904 1905
Changes in court convening dates are outlined for Grand Traverse Antrim Charlevoix and Leelanau counties affecting February May March September December February July October and February June October. Levi V. Pennington resigns as city editor of the Evening Record to become pastor of the Friends church at Westland Indiana. He will be replaced by C G Williams who formerly led the Evening Press of Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Traverse County
Antrim
Charlevoix
Nstead
Leelanau
Levi V. Pennington
Evening Record
Indiana
Lhe High School
Iis
The
Record
Legion
Pennington
Friends Church
Westland
Ind
C. G. Willams
Evening Press of
Grand Rapids
Committees Named for Traverse City Lodge Installation
Arrangements for Traverse City Lodge No. 222 W& A ML installation are set with Worshipful Master H O Joynt forming an executive committee of Ott Garland Cook Holley. Committees cover reception invitations music floor and banquet led by listed members. Ceremony is private December 28 followed by banquet and ball. all Masons in the region invited with or without formal invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City Lodge
W& A
H. O. Joynt
John F. Ott
Samuel Garland
A. B. Cook
M. B. Holley
H. OO. Joynt
O. C. Moffatt
John I. Ott
Urtsch
Not a White Elephant in Northport says Leader
The Northport Leader reports that a major Soo Line contract will ship a hundred coal cars weekly to winter transport and transfer 450 carloads of four across from the north to points south and east on the MM N boat. The article insists the vessel will operate around the clock to meet demand, refuting claims it is a white elephant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northport
Manistique
Soo Line
Upper Peninsula
Sinta
Devoe Paint Advice on Lead and Zinc Mixing
A letter to Dn E B Minor from Traverse City discusses paint chemistry. It argues that lead and zinc combined provide longer wear than zinc alone, and that proper grinding and mixing are essential to blend the metals. The writer endorses Devoe Ready Paints and notes the benefits of machinery grinding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Minor
Traverse City
Mien
Denar
Devoe
Pere Marquette Mid Winter Excursions Offer
Pere Marquette announces mid winter excursion tickets from all stations to mall stations at special round trip fares. Selling dates include December 24 26 31 1900 and January 1 1904 with return by January 4. Agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Marquette
Traverse City Market Prices Weekly Report
Wednesday market bulletin lists assorted prices for pork lard butter cheese oats corn and other staples. It notes price changes and sources from E L Co and Hedy & Co with varied per barrel per pound rates and a general abundance of farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Herald
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Promoted
Beall Mississippi resident Beall recounts his wife’s battle with consumption. After failing all other treatments she used Dr King’s New Discovery and improved at once, finishing with a complete cure after four bottles. They endorse the remedy with Jas G Johnson and F K Meads Drug Store offering bottles at 50c and 1.00 with trial bottles at 10c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Meads
Canadian Holidays Excursion via Major Rail Lines
For the Annual Canadian Holiday Excursion the Pere Marquette offers round trip tickets to nearly all Canada points on the Grand Trunk Intercolonial Canadian Pacific Michigan Central and Wabash lines for ONE FARG. Tickets on sale December 17 to 20 with return by January 9 1904. Inquire at ticket agents for fare and sale points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Marquette
Canada
Grand Trunk Ry
Canadian Pacific Ry
Michigan Central
Wabash
Costly Mistake Promoted by Dyspepsia Pills Ad
Advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills for dyspepsia digestion headache liver and bowel troubles. Claims gentle effective relief and lists Jas G Johnson IL Meads Drug Stores as sellers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grand Traverse Herald
State Bank
Traverse City State Bank
Mich
Klein GC Liwis
Xinas
Raslows
Megagny
Bachout
Businees
Hamilton Clothing Co
Kimbal Co
J. W. Blater
Steinberg Brox
Wilhelm
Christias Grtts
Saxton—Nicas
Hoxie
Korsatu
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Qrange Hall
Thore
W. Slater
Minnie Smith
the Herald and Record
Petoskey
Mike Kehoe
Pere’ Marquette
Wred Helms
Minols
Elwood Stanley
West Front Street
W. O. Foote & Son
Mr. Foote
Etty
Wilhelm, Bartak & Co
Krovorick
McAllister
Elmer Moses
Kingsley
Michigan
Smith
Hannah & Lay Co
Elks
Marth
Riley Sweers
Santa Claus
Shhairman
F. G. Durfee
Durfee
Floyd Smith
West Tenth Street
Hugh Kennedy
Ada Supple
Greenville
Elgin C. Lewis
East Front Street
Enterprise Manufacturing Co
Philadelphia
Pasaeraby
J. Schram
Annie Werner
East Bay
A. J. White
Solon
M.D. Carrel
Harrietta
P. Needham
Julia
Anna Needham
Jim Alariock
Clinois
Mfe
Bue Devoe
Eniuding
Devo & CO
Pere Marquette System
Grand Central
Hartigan St
Fifth Ava
Moeller
Hannah & Lay Company
Fen Callen
Bbc
Lel and Heaver
Mait
Stor
Milken
Mercer
Bony
Bono
Nies
Hannah & Lay Mercantile CO
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