• Roaring Flames.

    The Furniture Store of Harper, Heisner & Co. Destroyed by Fire this. Morning. Richter’s Museum also Burned and all of the Animals Perish in the Flames. What was once one of the largest and handsomest stocks of furniture in the valley is now a total loss. About 8:15 this morning a fire alarm was turned…

  • A Public Benefactor

    Biographical Sketch of Henry W. Sage, Donor of the Magnificent Sage Library. Brief History of the Extensive Lumbering Industry of H. W. Sage & Co. The Post in its second special edition, issued to-day, takes occasion to give its readers a biographical sketch of Mr. H. W. Sage, one of West Bay City’s greatest benefactors,…

  • Bay City In Brief.

    Leave all church and other notices for THE POST at H. Crotty’s, the enterprising news dealer, Washington avenue between Center and Sixth street. William Sharp spent the Fourth in Detroit. E. B. Chamberlain, of Pinconning, spent the Fourth in the city. Regular monthly meeting of Bay City typographical union No. 81 to-morrow afternoon at 3…

  • Pleasing Event

    The 23d Birthday Anniversary of Mrs. Wm. Beetham. Mrs. William Beetham was tendered an enjoyable surprise party Thursday evening at her home on Marsac between 22d and 23d streets, the occasion being her 23rrd birthday. There was a large assemblage of invited guests from the two cities. The parlors were handsomely decorated with flags and…

  • Important Concern.

    The Planing Mill and Box Factory of the Crump Manufacturing Company, West Bay City. Box Shooks Shipped to all Parts of the World-One Hundred Men Employed. The public is not always aware of the immensity and importance of some of the city’s chief industries. It is often the case that they are looked at lightly…