Local Advertisements and Notices Collected
A jumble of merchant names and sale notices appears including Pine Ferias Sanborn Tuys and Colleus Prankc Friedrich-Cloria shoes. Various estate sales and probate items list sellers like A V Briedrich and Anna O Nunl and mining or mortgage activity noted by names such as Patchin Groty and Mina account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perlite Traverse Lina Co
Pine Ferias
Sanborn Tuys
Colleus Prankc
friedrich—Cloria Shoes
Walt
Yarimves
Abbeution
Wilhalm
J. Willans
Nilicon
Craw
A.V. Briedrich
Boston
Bankruph
Chas. Padgek
Movsa
Notly Bussard
Margrets
Johar
Local residents move offices and marry in region
W A Dean and W if Allyn moved into new offices in the Wilhelm block. J W Milliken and Mrs Milliken host guests from Grand Rapids. I P Li moved to Wilhelm block room 6. G B Molellan injured a hand on an ice cream freezer engine. R W Round & Son expand their foundry. High school baseball in Williamsburg with a return game planned. Wilbert Parker and Josephine Biddlecome married in a county ceremony. Igano Daw funeral at Elk Rapids Episcopal Church. Daniel Dake buys 3.5 million feet maple stock, shipments to Chicago. Distress over missing Jefferson boy wanes as hope ends. Enoch Kratochvil and Nancy Ball wed in a justice ceremony. TOG students to receive degrees at Ann Arbor June 9. Munson and Sackson named. Dr Charles J Morgan dies. Masonic funeral in Greenville. Rev J W Miller learns of daughter Waunie Miller’s death in Valley City Dakota. A. Earl’s brother injured in Wash Pound mill, treated at Traverse Hospital. Nathanael J Graham, pensioner and veteran, dies at 65 in the asylum. funeral at Anderson's and Oakwood cemetery. Sloop H B Pingro Jr yacht sails to Chicago. Bert Lindley owner aboard with crew Despresy, Morgan, McLeod. yacht refitted for wind or gasoline power.
Local Notes Highlight Turbulent Year in Traverse City
Alvah Tyler graduates from Northwestern University dental department with high marks and future plans uncertain. Rev. P. E. Whitman conducts a marriage in Traverse City but suffers a bicycle accident on the way home. Marriages, society notices, a K O M meeting, a death, and a campaign to boost Fourth of July racing events mark the city’s busy pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvah Tyler
Dental
Northwestern University
Traverse City Driving Park Association
Michigan
New City Council Holds Inaugural Session in 1900s Tone
The new council met with Mayor Carver presiding and six new aldermen joining four returning members. Appointments to standing committees and city posts were approved, including City Attorney George H. Cross and City Marshal John Rannis. A contested Union Street paving plan prompted debate. a narrow 40 foot proposal faced opposition and was sent to the Streets and Walks committee. A Carnegie library offer was received as a special order for next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carver
Hamilton
Sleder and Gillet
Cunningham
Ott
Wilhelm
McCluskey
Lardie
Stearns and
Moon
Fith
Csarver
Ways and Means
Sleder
Cunninghan, McCluskey and
Gillett, Slader and Stearns
Vireo and
Water
Moon and
Lar
John Rennie
Elijah J. Fulghum
Fletcher D. Marvin
Frederick P. Law
Leon F.titus
Andrew Carnegie
Traverse City Gag Co
State
Washington
Front
Franklin
Beteen State
Osgs
Wellington
Webster
East Eighth
Boardman Avenue
East Eighth Streets
Aot
Union
EB. P. Wilhelm
Board of Water Commissioners
Bughes & Roxbury
E. P. Wilhelm
J. W. Patchin
Hannah & Lay Mercantile Co
J. T. Hannsh
Howard Irish
Board of Public Works
Water Board
Crosswalk Projects Tied to Ninth and Ongs Streets Work
Alderman Lardie moves public works to construct four cement crosswalks at the Ninth and Ongs streets intersection. Alderman Sleder reports the first version of the new council adjourned. Mrs Carson of 209 Bay Street, widow of Hiram Osraan, dies suddenly at 46 from heart disease and asthma. Coroner and sheriff summoned. no inquest. High school baseball plans a five day trip to face top state teams, including Kingsley, Manton, Cadillac, Howard City, Reed City, Alma, Itaca, and Mr Pleasant, likely after commencement. Crav erse City railroad suit against Michigan Starch Co. for right of way begins. tender issue debated. Voncil Lieder case dismissed for service issues, to be renewed in ten days. Cook & Weston and William Smith settle with railroad. three properties remain. Mr and Mrs TD S Brown and daughter Lenore travel to Kansas City due to sister’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Library Trustees
Thomas I’. Bates
Cassing M. Pralt
Board of Water Commissioners
Clarence Groslick
Ear. Hogan
William W. Smith
Board of Public Works
H. D. Alley
Joseph EH. Nelson
City Opera House
W. W. Hairchild
Union Street
Julius Camobell
John Cutler
William Butler
E. N. Moble
Howard Whiting
Edward Lautner
Union Atreet
P. O. Gilbert
Httle
Alderman Sleder
Moon
McCluskey
Wilhelm
Sleder
Committee On
Lardie
Ninth
Ongs
Coupeil
Ie Mra. Carson
Hiram Osraan
Kingsley
Manton
Cadillac
Howard City
Reed City
Alma
Itaca
Mr. Pleasant
Schoola
Craverse City, Loelanna & Mauistique Railroad
Michigan Starch Co
Voncil Lieder
Cook
Death of Hiram Cook prominent local grocer
Hiram Cook aged 64 or 65 died Monday morning of consumption. He operated a Front Street store and earlier near the Brosch block before a severe fire. Survived by a wife and three children. Funeral at 2 p.m. from 540 East High Street conducted by Rev. D. O. Ruth with I. L. Carter arranging burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Cook
East Highth Street
D. O. Ruth
I. L. Carter
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Grand Traverse Herald
Traverse City State Bank
Svorppicers
Parry Elynnah
A. Tracy Lay
A. Hannah
Ssmouel Garhind
Parry Hanah
A. Treacy Lay
Howard Crish
J. 2. Hannah
Lancel Garland
N. B
Traverse City
Bauk
Fraverse City
Mich
BR. Wait
Pioneer
Stuty Board of Health
Phicuhe Row
Sulk Ent
Way Ov Ling
Anu
Her Cr
Iee
Ty Ar
Domre LU
W. A. Dean
W. If Allyn
Wilhelm Block
W. W. Multenn
Grand Rapids
J. W. Milliken
I. P. Li Lawton
Hig
Hmil G. Lautner
Loglanan County
Misa Bertha Stricker
Long Lake Township
George B. Molellan
Whursday
R. W. Round & Son
Williamsburg
Wilbert T. Parker
Josephine Biddlecome
Union Township
Walter
Igano Daw
Episcopal Church
Elk Rapids
Will S. Anderson
Daniel Dake
John FP. Ott & Co
Jefferson Boy
John Vorly
Enoch Kratochvil
Nancy Ball
Ann Arbor University
James F. Munson
Ray P. Sackson
Charles J. Morgan
Qroesnville
Anderson
Greenville
J. W. Miller
Misa Waunie Miller
Valley City
Dakota
Miss Miller
State Normal School
Hr. A. Earl
Cobbs Junction
Pound’s Mill
Traverse Hospital
Nathanael
Graham
Roe Ballion
Wexford County
Oakwood
H. 8
P. E. Whitman
John Barry
New York Herald
Patrick Colling
Agnes Ruth
Chas. R. Stevenson
Harvard
Marie
H. G. Stapleton
London
Rowenthal
D. Cochlin
Edna M. Brazington
Fred Akorg
Ethel Brazington
Roy E. Pease
Aiso
Red Brown
Winifred
Albert Novotny
Fred
Randall
Aly. Priedrich
Alice Chamberlin
Alicea Ramsdell Chamberlin
Ramadell and
Bay Streets
Ella M. Backus
Charlevoix
T. G
Weiss
Edward Weiss
Keswick
John Groosser
Resa City
John
Groasser
Revd
Mars. Weiss
Mra. Caureson
Condemnation Suita Babug lWeard
Brown
Lenore
Kansas City
Ilia Tite
J. LT. Weatherwax
Wyandotte
Dy. King
SB. Wait & Sons
Jas. G. Johnson
H. L. Hull
Cleveland
Mrs. Hull
M. M. Austin
Winchoeaster
Ind
Our Savings Department
Mandy
Callyte Eral
Bovidsweg
Viking
S. Lull
Reale
Brank Woelboa
Till, Ang
TD. Beadle
Moran
Terie Flianton
Ivan Welton Ch A
Rantinond
Mo i B. Covell
Blue Vitrol
Paris Green
Waits Drug Store
Che
Frante Lisle
Ming Lince
New York
VW. Milliken
Women’s Serge Congress
Rae
Fac
Alfred UV
Friedrich
Herald Office
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RSE City
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