ODEN-On Crooked Lake, near Pickerel

Lake is the best point for fishing in Northern

Michigan.
OdenBoat
Livery
JOHN C. CARPENTER,
Proprieior
Has the best rowing and fi shing
boats, with fishing tackle
and first class minnows and
worms. Bait constantly on
hand. Rates by the hour
or day very reasonable.
Prompt attention to patrons.
Guides on Hand
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u m m r r ihfomr"
N. M. KELLAM, PROPRIETOR
Eight miles northeast of Petoskey, on
the celebrated I nland Route and the most
picturesque spot on t he banks of Crooked
Lake. Beautiful Groves, Flowing Wells,
Fine Bathing and Good F is h i n g . Boat
Livery in connection. All boats stop at the
dock. Near entrance to Pickerel Lake.
Rates Very Reasonable
DESIRABLE
LOTS FOR
SALE
The Beautiful Inland Route The Inland Rou,te is surely a voyage of enchantment, a mid mmmer
day'sdream- where summer's sunshme s1fts through 1nterlacmg
boughs, and music-throated birds entrance the listening ear, '' in the quie t home of t he water lily and the happy hunt-
ing ground of the nodle red man . It is not only Northern Michi gan ' s greatest attraction, but i t is the most picturesque
and the only boat trip of its kind to be found on the American continent. Go where you will, wander where you may,
you will find nothing that surpasses or even compares with the sceni c grandeur of this chain of beaut iful lakes and
rivers. No one should miss a day on the beaut iful Inland Route, which includes numerous sil ver Jakes and windi ng
rivers alive with gamy fish. The passi ng of numerous little crafts under sail and steam, the swiftly moving pano-
rama of limpid water s and verdant shores, form a most effect ive combination of sceni c grandeur.
(SEE INDEX FOR TIME CARD)
A. L. HAMILL, Owner and General Manager, Cor. Lake and Park Ave., Petoskey, Mich.
n AH
q \ , oz '3 , 6 I
Hastings'
Heights
Charmingl y situated
on heights overlook-
ing Crooked Lake.
Largest hotel at the
head of the lake
Accommodations for
one hundred people.
Good fishing, bath-
ing and boating.
CONWAY,
MICH.
John
Hastings,
Proprietor
:r
~
Rates on Application
1h;appy 1h;nmr
R. L. MOSHER, Prop.
Delightful Location in Maple Grove. Splendid
Equipment. Summer Boarders taken. Excel-
lent fishing in Crooked and Pickerel Lakes.
Rates $2 Per Day. Special Rates bv the Week
First Class Livery in Connection.
ODEN, MICHIGAN
Florence Cottages
Rooms to Rent
I n a beautiful and central location.
Several Cottages fo r rent furnished complete
for housekeeping.
MRS. KATE LEWIS,
Bay View, Mich.
BAY VIEW HOUSE, Bay View, Mich., GEO. W. CHILDS, Prop.
This fine house, the largest in Bay View. is conveniently located near the railway st ation, steamboat landing
and Assembly Buildings. From its broad verandas there is a beaut iful view of Traverse Bay and the parks. Excel -
lent tabl e and good service. Elect ric lights, electric bells, hot and cold baths. barber shop, telephone and postoffice
i n connection with the house.
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arnuittay lluu
CONWAY, MICHIGAN
DAVID HASTINGS.
PROP.
')f N shady grove immediately
ill on Crooked Lake front-
p i c k e r e 1, Pike and Bass
abound in these waters in
abundance. GOOD TABLE.
RATES $!.00 PER DAY.
Boat Livery
in Connection- Fishing Tackle and Bait.
Farm Supplies Daily.
Hiawatha
Conway, Michigan
P . A. MATHEWS, PROP.
Head of Crooked Lake
Excellent Fishing
Good Table Board
Good Bathing
NEAR STATION AND
STEAMBOAT DOCK.
RATES REASONABLE.
Hotel Rawdon.
The Tourists' Home
Rates $2.00 Per Day
Special Rat es by the Week.
L
OCATED at ODEN,
MICH, on Crooked
Lake at the h ead of
the C e 1 e b r a t e d Inl and
Route. The spr ings and
Artesian Wells here, are
the most famous in North-
ern Michigan. Noted for
thei r purity and curative
qual ities. The G. R. & I.
f urnishes frequent trai ns
between Oden and Petoskey
Good Boating Bathing and Fishing. House well lighted with our own electric p l a n t ~
J.D. RAWDON, PROP., ODEN, MICH.
3
GRILL
'
CAFE
SERVICE A LA CARTE
FINEST PLACE
IN THE CITY
FRESH FISH and LIVE LOBSTERS A SPECIALTY
GOODS ON THE MARKET
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PARTIES
pALM .GARDEN
STRICTLY YIRST CJ,ASS TRADE ONLY
FRANK FOCHTMAN
OPPOSITE SUBURBAN STATION
NEXT TO CUSHMAN HOUSE PETOSKEY, MICH.
4
L. R. MERRILL
J . S. BURNHAM
Petoskey Boat Cotnpany-
BOAT BUILDERS--..
GAS LAUNCHES, YACHTS, SAIL and ROW BOATS,
OARS, PADDLES, ETC.
SPECJAJ, ORDER WORK. WRITE p k M" h"
ORICALL ON US l'OR PJUCES. .Just East of Union Dock etOS ey, IC Igan
Park Place
JllRS. E. SLOCUJ\I, ProJJ.
PETOSKEY, MICHIGAN.
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Beautiful View of Little Traverse Bay
Reasonable Rates on Application
5
CONVENIENT TO DEPOTS, DOCK AND BUSINESS
: : SECTI ON ::
$1.00 to $1.50 Per Day
Oriental Hotel
CHAS. J. SAGER, Proprietor
CORNER LAKE and EMMET STREETS
PETOSKEY, MICHIGAN
FIN E VIEW OF THE BAY
COVERED CROQUET GROUNDS
The only laundry in Northern Michigan using
pure spring water to do your linen. Send it to
us and we will return it a pure snowy white
New Era Laundry
A . M. WITMER, PROPRIETOR
Both Phones 338. Foot of State Street, PETOSKEY, MICHIGAN
6
Y
our visit
to our
Studio
will give us the
pleasure of
showing you
many pleasing
novelties in
por traiture
and new ideas
in t he
amateur line .
Little Traverse Bay
Ferry Line
Steamer "SEARGHLIGHT"
Steamer "SILVER SPRAY"
Hourly service 7.4 5 am. to
8.45 pm. between Harbor
Springs and Petoskey, reach-
ing all points on Little Traverse
Bay.
J. R. FOLEY,
W. F. GILL,
319 Lake Street. PETOSKEY, MICH.
Manager.
ESTABLISHED 1876
Central Drug Store
HARWOOD & KEPHART, Proprietors
Petoskey
Michigan -
OLDEST and MOST COMPLETE PHARMACY
IN THE CITY
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Try Our Famous ICE CREAM SODA
Fine Line KEY WEST and DOMESTIC CIGARS
7
One Block from Pere Marquette Passenger Depot.
Rooms and Board $10 to $ 12 per Week.
Table Board per day. $1.
Perweek. $ 6.
The King
] . S. KING, Prop.
All Modern Improvements.
114 West Mitchell St., Petoskey.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS. ELECTRIC BELLS.
First-cl ass Barber Shop and Bath Rooms ,
and Cigar and Tobacco Store in
Connection. Refurnished
from top to bottom.
The
New. Central
F. J. TODD, Proprietor.
RATES:
$1.50 to $2.00 a Day.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
316-318 Lake Street, Petoskey.
The Clifton House
L. M. ROWAN. Propr ietor.
RAT ES:
$1.00 and $1.50.
Property For Sate.
PETOSKEY,
MICHIGAN.
8
The Leading Boarding House of the Resort Region
The Moyer
MRS. A. S. MOYER, Prop.
CONVENIENT TO RAILROAD
DEPOTS AND STEAM-
BOAT DOCK.
41 0 Emmet Street, Petoskey.
The
ANDREWS
Best boarding house in Petoskey.
Largest rooms, furnace and all
modern conveniences. Located
on the terrace commanding a
beautiful view of the bay. Large
verandas. Good and liberal
table and prompt service.
RATES- $1.25 per day,
$8 to $1 0 per week.
ADDRESS
MISS JESSIE M. GOOD,
The Andrews, PETOSKEY, MICH.
The Lakeview
The best $1.00 day house in the
city. Covered croquet ground
for the benefit of guests. Quiet,
shady location within 200 feet of
the bay. Weekly rates on appli-
cation.
Mich. State Phone 23S-3R.
J. D. HUNT, Proprietor,
313 Water Street, PETOSKEY, MICH.
Are You
Going to the "Soo"?
T ake the
Arnold Transit Co.
DAILY FROM
Cheboygan
Mackinaw
City
and
Mackinac Island
Through the Beautiful and
Picturesque
THE s
ONLY teamers
LINE
S. S. " cH IPPEWA"
"Soo "River Dayt;htto Sault Ste. Marie
CALLI NG AT DETOUR AND E NCAMPMENT
=============Daily Service Commences July 1st=============
Would You
Enjoy a Days Fishing at the Beautiful
Les Cheneaux Islands
Three Arnold Line Steamers daily from Mackinac Island.
For time tables, rates and further information, inquire of local agents, or address
GEO. T. ARNOLD, Manager,
Mackinac Island, Mich.
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The MEXICAN BAZAAR
J. Bromley Babcock, Prop.
MEXICAN DRAWN WORK
Mexican Pottery, etc.,
Indian Baskets, Japanese Baskets,
Oriental Novelties.
Complete line of Art Needlework, Silks, etc.
Hand Painted China.
506 Lake St reet, Petoskey, Mich.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
HEATED AND LIGHTED B Y
ELECTRICITY.
O N E BLOCK FROM
DEPOTS, DOCK AND
O PERA HOUSE .
LARGE AIRY R 0 0 M S
OVERLOOKING THE BAY
NORTHERN HOTEL
N. E. JUDD, PROPRIETOR
PETOSKEY, MICHIGAN
City- Hotel
B. B' ETZ, P roprietor
RATES: $1.00 AND $1. 50 PER DAY
S PECIAL BY THE WEEK
448- 450 E. Lake Street, near G. R. & I. station
PETOSKEY, MICHIGAN.
10
Stone' s throw f rom
the Lake.
Swaverly ' Phone 286.
Rates on application.
The New Petosk9"
Under New
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
BY DAY OR WEEK.
Petoskey and
Bay Streets
Petoskey, Mich.
H . H. PARR, Prop.
THE HOWARD HOUSE
Opsosite Reed Ave. Railroad Station.
J . MARTIN, PROP:
BAY VIEW, MICHIGAN
Bay View's popular and attractive hotel. Near
the water, on first gently rising terrace. A com-
manding view of Lake and Bay. Convenient to Parks
and Public Buildings. Tennis court for guests.
Pleasant rooms. Table and service unexcelled.
Wau-ka-zoo House
C. C. STOCOUM. PROP.
FINE ROOMS AND TABLE BOARD.
RATES REASONABLE.
507 Waukazoo A venue,
PETOSKEY. MICHIGAN.
Hotel Imperial
H. 0. HENDERSON, Proprietor
PETOSKEY
MICHIGAN
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ILLUSTRATED
SOUVENIR GUIDE
Northern Michigan
Resorts
1905
Copies may be obtained by sending 25 cents to Michigan Guide Book Company,
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
HE primary purpose of thi s publication is to direct and so make more
expeditious, and likewise enjoyable, the sojourn of the summer t raveler.
While the average touri st who spends a vacation among the resorts of
today is wearied by the whirlwind of things to do, the fact remains
. bluntly apparent to the most skeptical that with proper directions one
may spend a life-time among the beauti es of the North and feel refreshed ever y
part of the period. Clearly, concisely and accurately this book will so instruct that
one may use one's time t o the best advantage without cons tant inquiries of fellow
travel ers . The North offers unbounded res ources for amusement, for the gayest
of life and the quiet est of rests as well. There is no occasion for the one desiring
t he one condition to be thrown int o the ot her- th e Guide Book is the ounce of
preventi on. Its brief directions will not only save the feet of the tourist; they will
do his head work for him.
For convenient r eference T he Souvenir Guide classi fies Michigan Summer
resorts geographicall y under three heads-Little Traverse Bay, Mackinac and
Grand Traverse Bay Regions. Of the first named, Petoskey is the center in size
and importance and number of touri st s that it entertains. Mackinac Island
occupi es this pos ition with refer ence to the Mackinac region, while Traverse City
is the hub of the Grand Traverse section.
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INDEX.
I NDEX OF RESORTS
Bay Shore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Bay View ................... o o o o 17
Charlevoix ...... ...... ...... o o o 25
Charlevoix Inland Route .. .......... o 27
Colonial Point ............ . .... ... . o 25
Conway .............. ...... . o 22
Douglas Lake .... . .. o 25
Edgewood ......... . ... .. o o 32
Emmet Beach . ............ ... ... o 19
Grand Traverse Bay map .... ..... ....... 29
Harbor Point ............... o o 19
Ha rbor Springs ...... .. ... . .. o o o 19
Les Cheneaux ............ o o. 28
Little Traverse Bay map ....... o o. 16
Michigan Fish Laws ........ .. o o o 32
Mackinac Island .......... 0 0 o 28
Neahtawanta .. . . ...... o o 32
." .".'.'. :: ."."0::: ::.".:: ." .".'.:::
Oden ...... . . . ........... .. . . o o o 22
Oden Island route ........ o o 25
Omena ..... .. .. ... ....... o 32

: : : : : : : : :: : :: : :: :: : ::: : : : : H
St. I gnace . . ....... 0 0 30
Sault Ste. Marie .... . ... 0 0 30
Traverse City .... . ..... 0 0 0 30
Walloon Lake ...... . . .. . . . 0 27
Walloon Lake map . .. . 0 0 0 0 24
Wequetonsing ... . ..... 0 0 0 19
Yawaygamug .................... .. ... 19
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Hotels
Andrews, The, Petoskey .. 0 o 8
Arlington, The New, Petoskey ...... . 0 12
Bay View House .... .. ......... 0 0 2
Bartlett, Charlevoix .. . ............. 0 0 38
Bennett Hall, Mackinac Island . .... . .. . ... H
City, The, Petoskey . ...... . ...... . . 0 10
Conway Inn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Clifton, The, Petoskey ..... .... . .. 0. .. . 8
Colonial Hall, Wequetonsing .... . .. 0 37
Charl evoix Beach, The . ......... 0 46
Clovers, The, Omena. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Cushman, The, Petoskey ............. . . cover
Doud Cottage, Mackinac Island .. ... ...... 48
Eagle I sland, vVall oon Lake ... ........... 41
Elston, The, Charlevoix. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Enterprise Cottage, Mackinac I sland . . ... . 46
Fern Cottage, Walloon Lake . . . .. ........ 42
Florence Cottage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Frank's, Walloon Lake .......... 0 0 40
Happy Home, Oden ...... .. . .... . . . . 0 2
Hastings Heights, Conway .... . . . . .. 0 2
Howard House, Bay View . ..... .. . . 0 10
Indian Garden, \l'lalloon La ke ...... 0 0 40
Imperial, The, Petoskey ..... . ..... 0 0 11
Island House, Mackinac I sland ........... 44
King, The, Petoskey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Lachance Cottage, Mackinac I sland . . ..... 45
Lake Grove, Walloon Lake . . .......... ... 43
Lake View, Mackinac Isl and .. .... . . .. . . . 45
Lake View, Petoskey .... . ........ 0..... 8
Lawn Eyrie, Petoskey . . ....... 0 46
Melrose, The, Walloon Lake .... ..... . . .. . 42
Mizer, The, Walloon Lake ...... o o 39
Moyer, The Petoskey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Neahtawanta . .. .... o o o o 38
New Arlington, Petoskey o o o o 12
New Central, Petoskey . o o o o o o 8
14
New Emmet, Harbor Springs . .... . . . . .. . . 40
New Hiawatha, Conway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
New Walloon, Wall oon Lake ..... 0 43
New Petoskey, Petoskey ......... . o o o 10
Northern Petoskey ............... o 10
Oriental, The, Petoskey . ......... . o. o.. .. 5
Park Place, Traverse City ......... o 48
Park Place, Petoskey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Pines, The, Walloon Lake .... .. ... . ... .. 44
Pine Cottage, Mackinac Island. . . . . . . . . . . 44
.. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :
Van Ness, Geo. VV., Petoskey . . . .... . .. cover
Waukazoo, Petoskey .................. . . l 0
Transportation, Business Hous es, Cafes,
Etc.
Altoonjian, l\1., Persian Bazaar, Petoskey .. 10
Anderson, A. F., mdse. , Omena . .......... 46
Arnold Transit Co.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Central Drug Store, Petoskey........... . 9
City Book Store, Traverse City .... . ...... 48
Eclipse Boa1 Works, \ .Yall oon Lake ... ..... 40
First National Bank, Petoskey ............ 37
Foley, J. R., Photographer , Petoskey... . . . 7
Ford, Mrs. Jos., Caterer, Mackinac Island .. 37
G. R. & I. Ry ... . .......... . ......... . cover
Grill Cafe, Petoskey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Inland Route . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Little Traverse Bay Ferry line........... 7
Littl e, Will , Optician, Jeweler, Petoskey ... . 37
Mexican Bazaar, Petoskey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
McCune & Smith, Real Estate, Petoskey .. cover
New Era Laundry, Petoskey........ . .... 6
Oden Boat livery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Petoskey Boat Co..... . ................. 5
Seifert's Livery, Petoskey ... ..... . .. ... cover
\.Yalloon Lake Steamer Line ....... ....... 41
I NDEX OF TIME TABLES
Railway Lines
Arrival of Through Trains ....... .. . . .. 33
Reparture of Through Trains ........... 33
ay Vi ew to Charlevoix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Bay View to Petoskey ........... . 0 35
Charlevoix to Bay View ...... 0 o 35
r:arbor Springs to Petoskey . . 0 35
ast trains ..................... . 0 35
I sland to Petoskey .. 0 0 33
en to Petoskey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Petoskey to Bay View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Petoskey to Harbor Springs . . .... . .. 0 35
to Mackinac I sland .... . . 0 33
etos ey to Oden . . .. . .... . .. ... . 0 33
Petoskey to Walloon Lake ............. . 35
Spec!al Rates via G. R. & I. . ..... .. .. .. 36
Spec1al Rates via P. M. R. R. .. . . . . 0 35
\ .Yall oon Lake to Petoskey. . . . . . . . . 35
Stemnboat Liues
Anchor Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Arnold Line ... . ................... . ... 35
Arnold Transit Co ... . ........ . ... .. .... 33
Beaver I sland Line ... . ...... ... .... .. . 36
Detroi.t & <;:!eve land Navigation Co ...... 3G
Goodnch Lme . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Green Bay Transportation Co. formerly
I-Iart Line . . . .... . ......... '. . . . . . . . . . 36
Inland Route, Oden to Cheboygan ...... ." . 36
Little Traverse Bay Ferry Line ... . . . . . .. 35
Manitou Steamship Co. . .. . ....... . ..... 36
Northern Michi gan Transportation Co. . . . 36
Northern Navigation Co. . .......... ... . 36
Northern Steamship Co. .. .... 0 ......... . 36 , LES CHENEAUX ISLANDS
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STRAI TS
16
UTILE TRAVERSE BAY REGION
Located in the heart of the Michi gan resort country, the Little Traverse
Bay r egion stands fir st in point of Summer populati on. Here some of the most
popular r esort s in the North, fr om Charl evoix and Walloon Lake on the south
to H arbor Springs a nd Oden on the nort h, are linked t ogether by fast and fre-
quent suburban servi ce by rail and water. The access ibility of the Litt le Traverse
Bay r egion undoubted ly accounts for it s unusual growth. Grand Rapids & Indiana
and Pere Marquette trains, as well as several st eamer lines, reach most of these
places.
Petoskey- On the southeas tern shor e of Little Traver se Bay, has a perma-
nent population of 5,285. The busin ess portion of the city is built up from th e
shor e of the bay, whil e th e res id ence di strict reaches far back upon the surround-
ing hill s. T ourists make Petoskey th eir headquart ers, from whence trips are made
t o th e surrounding places of in terest, as it s uit s their conveni ence. Besides good
roads for aut omobiling a nd bicycling and fi ne links for golf, P et os key offers all
th e usu::tl Summer resort amusements on land and water. The Charlevoix road
t o th e west of th e city leads to Cemetery Hill , fr om whi ch the best view of the
s urrounding regi on may be obtained. One of the most int er esti ng features of th e
ci ty is t he great number of shops and baza rs. Petoskey's climate has long been
noted for its reli ef to hay fever s ufferer s. New Arlington, S. H . Peck, $2.50 up.
Pet oskey
Imperi al, H. 0. H ender son, $2.00-$3.50. Cushman House, D. J . Cushman & Co.,
$2. 00-$3.00. Northern, N. E. Judd, $2.oo. New Central, F. J. Todd, $1.5o-$2.oo.
City, B. Fetz, $1.50. Clift on, L. M. Rowan, $Loo-$Lso. Or iental , C. J. Sager,
$r.oo-$1.50. Lake Vi ew, J . D. Hun t, $1.00. Rat es of foll owin g on appli cati on:
Andrews, Miss J essie M. Good ; King, J ames King; Moyer, A. S. Moyer; Park
Place, Mrs. E. Sl ocum; Lawn Eyri e, Mrs. P. Rehkopf ; Waukazoo, Mrs. C. C.
Stocoum; New Petos key, H. H. Parr.
Rosedale-Between P etos key and Bay Vi ew. It is reall y a continuati on of
Bay Vi ew along th e bay shor e t o th e south.
Bay View- On Littl e Traver se Bay, one mil e north of Petos key, has mor e
than five hundred cottages. The r esort was establi shed t hirty-o ne years ago as
a Methodist assembly gr ou nd anc! in r886 the Summer uni ve r sity was or gani zed
and is now patronized by peopl e of all denominati ons. The session this year is
from July 17 t o August r8. Among th e branches taught are a rt, literatur e, science,
mathemati cs, hi st ory, kindergarten, oratory a nd music. The assembly opens July
17
PETOSKEY
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20, and closes August I7. The I905 camp meeting is from July II to July I7.
Bay Vi ew is provided with water and sewer systems and electric li ghts. A half
mil e north of Bay Vi ew st ation is Reed avenue and still another half mile far ther
is Edgewater, where th e suburban trains stop, as Bay Vi ew r esort extends for
more than a mil e along the shore. Bay Vi ew House, George W. Chi lds, $2.00.
Howard House, J . Martin, $2.00. F lorence Cottages, Mrs. Lewis, rooms only.
Roaring Brook - Half way between
Pet os key and Harbor Springs. Beautiful
drives and walks are to be found
through out the grounds, which,
as far as poss ible, have been
ieft in their ori gi nal beanty.
The Inn, T . J. Leahy, $2.50-
$3.oo.
Wequetonsing-An In-
dian name meaning Har-
bor of Rest. It is di s-
tinctly a cottage resor t,
being inh abited most ly
by those who come
north t o pend the en-
tire Summer. The re-
sort is not ed for it s
groves of white birch
trees. Colonial Hall,
Mrs. C. H. Eaton, rates
on applicati on. Weque-
t onsi ng, J . S. Bru- '
baker, $2.50-$5. Mapl e
Grove Inn, Mrs. M. C.
Young, on application.
Fishing off the Bay Vi ew Dock
Harbor Springs- At t he terminus of t he rai lway lin e, is the county seat of
Emmet count y. Locat ed on th e north shore of the bay and on the excell ent
harbor fo rmed by the small peninsula call ed Harbor Point. There are numerous
Aowing springs of pure, ice-cold water along the shore. As ide fr om Mackinac
I sland thi s r esort contains the most point s of hi st oric int eres t among th e northern
resort s. Emmet, E. I. Ferguson, $r.so-$2.50. New York, Leahy Bros., $2.00-$2.50.
Harbor Point- Situated on th e neck of land forming one of t he best harbors
on Lake Michigan. The r esort was established in 1879 by the H arbor Point
association and has been constantly maintained at a hi gh standard. Locat ed her e
are the s ummer homes of some of th e mos t fashi onable and wealthy people in thi s
part of th e cou ntry. Club House, E. J . Banni st er, $J.00-$5.50.
Cottages at Oden
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E mmet Beach- One mil e by car-
ri age road from Ha rbor Springs,
beyond Harbor P oint, where Little
Traver se Bay merges into Lake
Michi gan. E mmet Beach, F. H.
Irish, $2.50.
Yawaygamug- On Round Lake,
four miles north of P et os key. Here
1
is present ed the famous Indi an play,
"Hiawat ha," by native Indian actors.
The play is one in which th e aborigi -
7 ne is seen at hi s very best .
Daily P rogram of t he Indian
Play " Hiawatha":
5 :oo a. m. t o 8:30 a. m.-Fishing.
9 :oo a. m. - Canoeing with Indian
guides.
10: 30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m.-Swim-
BAY VIEW
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WEQUETONSING
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ming and swi mming lessons; s hooting the "chut e," and canoei ng. Luncheon in
restaurant.
r :oo p .. m. to 2:30 p. m.-Canoein g.
3 :oo p. m.-Except Sunday, Indi an play, " Hiawatha." Ad mi ssion 25c. and soc.
s:oo p. m. to 8:oo p. m.-Swimming, canoeing, fis hing. Five o'clock tea; dinner
in r estaurant.
8:30 p. m.-Except Sunday, Indian play, "H-iawatha."
Conway-Six mil es north of Petoskey on the G. R. & I., and o n the shor e
of Crooked Lake. Her e and in adjacent wat er s is to be found excell ent bass, pike
and pi ckerel fis hing. Boats, fis hing tackle and other accommodations ar e eas il y
"Hiawatha u
obtainable. T he lake sho res near thi s r esor t ar e thickly wooded and frequent
s ubur ban train ser vice adds t o t he convenience of th e pl ace. Hastings Height s,
J ohn Hastings, $r.so. The Hiawatha, P. A. Mathews, rat es on appli cat ion. Con-
way Inn, David Hastin gs, rates on appli cati on.
Oden-Eight mil es north of P et os key o n Crooked Lake. Headquarters for
bass, pi cker el and perch fis hing. It is th e in itial point of the Inland ro ut e and
from its docks s mall craft make t he tnps up through Crooked lake, Crooked
ri ver Burt lal e and other of the inland wate rs t o th e many little r esort s en route
t o t h'e Straits of Macin ac. T he beach at Oden nea r Rawdon's is id eal for bat hing.
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ALONG THE INLAND ROUTE
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An excell ent boat livery is mainta ined at Oden, in charge o f J. C. Carpent er, who
furnish es boat s, bait and g uides. The Rawdon, ]. D. Rawdon, $2.00. The Happy
Home, R. L. Mosh er, on appli cati on.
Ponshewaing- On Cr ooked lake, one mil e east of Oden, on th e G. R. & I.
Ry. One of its chi ef attrac t ions is it s close proximity t o th e excell ent fi shing
g rounds of Crooked and Pi ckerel lakes. Boat s and bait a re obt ain abl e on the
g rounds. The name " P o nshewain g" was g ive n th e locality by the former Indi an
inhabi tants and mean s " Summer H ome." The P onshewaing, N. M. Kell am, $r.so.
The New Arlington Hote l, Pe toskey.
Douglas Lake- Thi s beaut iful s heet of wate r with heavil y wooded sho res,
is five mil es eas t of th e G. R. & 1., near Leverin g. Good bass and picker el fis hi ng.
Ingles ide, Lambert \ ,Yi lson, $2.00. .
Colonial Point- On Burt lake, is a comparati ve ly new resor t, with good
hot el accommodati ons. Coloni al, $3.00.
Oden Inland Route- A very pleasant trip fr om Oden t o Cheboygan through
Crooked lak e and ri ve r, Burt lake, Indi an ri ve r, Mul let lake and Cheboygan ri ve r
t o Ch eboygan, wh ere conncti o n is made fo r Mackinac I sland, St. I g nace a nd th e
Soo. It is the only boat trip of it s kind to be found on t he contin ent, wind in g
as it does t hroug h the happy huntin g g round o f th e ancient red man.
Charl evoix
Charlevoix- T ake it s name fro m t he F r ench expl o r er who vis it ed thi s
secti on in 1720. The cit y was founde d a number o f yea rs before it became fa mous
as a r esor t. The sit e i ideal for th e Summer dwel lers as we ll as from a com-
mercial st andpoint, locat ed as it is on a s mall body of wa t er, Ro und lake, whi ch
fo rms an excell ent harbor fo r craft fr om Lake Michi gan. The swimming pool
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WALLOON LAKE
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on Pine lake is one of the at tracti ons, making it possi bl e to bathe in comfort
regardl ess of the weather . There a re golf links on th e north side of Round lake.
Altogether "Cha rl voix, the beautiful ," is one of th e pleasan test of t he Mi chi gan
Summer r e ort s. It is reached via P ere Marquet t e R. R. or th e G. R. & I. by way
of P et os key. Charl evoix Beach, J. S. Baker, $2.00-$4.00. E lston, J . A. Nobl e, $2.00.
The Inn, E. T. Os born e, $3.00-$5.00
Bay Shor e- On Lake Michigan, between P et oskey and Charl evoix P ere
Marquet t e R. R. Irvington, G. F. Lane, $2. 00.
Charlevoix Inland Route- The southern poi nt of thi s rout e is E lk Rapids.
F rom here boat s ply through E lk, Round, T or ch, Clam, Grass and Int ermediate
lakes t o Ell sworth, where a short drive across country is taken t o Eas t J ordan.
Here conn ecti on is made with st ea mer t o Charlevoix.
Walloon Lake-Eight mil es south of Petoskey, r eached by G. R. & I.
Alth ough less than a mil e from Lake Michi gan, at it s near es t point, th e s urface
of Wal loon lake is 109 feet above that of th e great lake. Thi s is one of th e bes t
places in th e North for small - mouth ed black bass. Ther e a re no dog-fis h, carp,
Bathing a t Walloon Lake
cat -fish or gar in Wal loon lake. The waters are at good temperature for bathing
an d excell ent fac ili t ies ar e offer ed for t he sport. There ar e 250 launches on th e
lake bes ides numerous sail a nd row boats owned by li veri es and pr ivate parti es.
Wall oon lake r esort s have th e ad diti onal advantage of bein g locat ed in th e heart
of th e virgin fo rest as well as in a lake r egion o that t he air is always pure an d
clear and the people health y. Mize1, C. J. Mizer, $2.00; 'Wall oon, A .E. B ass, $2.00.
F rank, Evart Thomas, $2.00. Fern Cott age, Clayt on Bixby, $2.00. Indian Ga r-
den, W. H. Elli s, $2-$3. The P in es, T . L. Belding, $r.so. Melrose, Henry Mc-
Connell , on application. Lake Grove, J , Rehkop f, $r.oo. Eagle Is land, Mrs. F.
W. Davi s, $r.so. Lakeside, C. H. Camburn, $r.so. Echo Beach, Mrs. Juli a Mc-
Connell , on appli cation.
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MACKINAC REGION
Compri ses th e r esort s at th e northern end of Lake Huron and t o a nd in
eludin g t he Soo at t he extreme eastern en d of Lake Superi or. They ar e all
reached by boats navigating the g reat lakes. By r ail from the sout h the Michigan
Central or Grand Rapids & Indiana brings one to Mackinaw City. From her e,
acr oss th e Straits, may be seen th e fi rst and most famous of these r esorts.
Mackinac Island-Lies in a commandin g pos iti on overl ookin g the Straits of
Mackin ac, conn ectin g Lakes Michi gan a nd H ur on. Th e island is nin e mi les in
circumference and it s hi ghes t point, Fort Holmes, ri ses mor e than 300 feet above
the water. "It stands a landmark in the hi st ory o f t hree great cou ntri es, E ngland.
Traverse City
France and the United States." On a small bay at the southeastern ext r emity of
the island a re locat ed the village an d Fort Mackinac. Back and above ar e still
to be een the grass covered ruins of the old British earthworks, Fort Holmes,
in r8r2. In hi stori cal int erest Mackinac Island is fi rst amoung all th e Michi gan
r sor ts. There are also many points of natu ra l and wonderful beauty, among them
bein g Arch Rock, Sugar Loaf Rock, Devil's Kit chen, Pontiac' s Lookout, Lover's
Leap, Chimn ey Rock, Robinson' s Foll y, and Skull Cave. Boul evards, which are
kept in excell ent conditi on, have been construct ed around and over th e I sland,
and many of th e s ummer res ident s bring with them their
ca rriages and automobi les fo r the season. Island House, Mrs.
R. Van A. Webster, $3.00-$5.00. Lake View, C. C. Cable,
$2.50-$3.00. Mission House, S. R. Franks, $2.50-$3.00. Ch ip-
pewa, G. W. Arnold, Eu ropean pl an. Grand, H enry Weaver,
$-t.oo up. J ohn J acob Astor, J ohn Bogan, $2.00-$3.00. New
Murray, D. Murray; $2.00-$2.50. Lachance Cot t age, Benoni
Lachance, $2. Bennett H all , Mrs. F. M. Bennett, on applica-
t ion. New Chi cago, J ohn Hoban, $2.00-$2.50. Windsor, Mrs.
Bell e Gall agher, $2.00. Pines, Mrs. Thomas Gal lagh er, on
applicati on. Doud Cott age, Miss Mary Doud, on appli cation.
E nt erpri se Cottage, on application.
Point Aux Pins-On th e southern shore o f Bois Blanc
I sland. Good fis hin g, boat in g and bathing. Th e Pines, E. T.
Webb, $2.00-$2.50.
Les Cheneaux I slands-Call ed "The Snows," are four-
teen mil es east of Mackinac Island, off the sout hern shore of
th e Upper Penin s ul a of Michigan. The fisherman's paradi se,
muskalonge and bass abounding. I slington, Mrs. Melch er s,
I nd ian Guide $2.00-$2.50. Hessel, J ohn Hessel, $2.00-$2.50. E lli ott, A. H.
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& J. W. Beach, $2.00. Lakeside, John Coryell , $z. oo. Lookout, H. P. H oss ick &
Co., $2.00 Pennsylvani a, S. Meik, $z.oo. L es Chenea ux, Charl es Hessel, $2. 00.
St. Ignace- Occupi es th e south-
ern point of the Upper Penins ul a,
and is the t erminus of a branch
lin e of the Duluth, South Shore &
Atl antic. Cadillac, C. Y. Bennett ,
$2.00-$3.00. Dunham, J . M. Camp-
b e II, $2.oo. Lecl er c, Whit well
Bros., $2.00. Northern, Thomas
E dgar, $1.25. Rock View, J . J.
Thonipson, $r.oo. F or est Grove,
Dr. M. C. Orser, $r.25.
Sault Ste. Marie- Always call -
ed " the Soo." I s built al ong th e
St. Mary's ri ver and th e govern-
ment ship canal by which vessels
a re transported a round the rapids.
T he locks are a triumph of engin-
eeri ng skill and handl e every year
more t onnage than any other canal
in the world. The passage fr om
Lake Superior to Lake Huron is
sixty-two mil es. Fort Brady, at
th e Soo, was er ect ed in r823 by the
United States government and a
garri son is still maint ain ed t her e.
Iroquois, Guy Welt on, $z.so up.
Park, J. R. Hayes, $2.50-$3.00.
Marsdens, A. Marsdens, $r.oo-$z.oo.
Belvedere, H. V. Hughes, $r.oo-
$r.so. Superi or, Cliff & Co., $r.oo-
$r.so. F ranklin, G. H. Cook, $I.oo-
$r.so.
lVJacki nac Is land
GRAND TRAVERSE BAY REGION.
Thes e reso r t s are co nvenientl y r eached fr om Trave rse City by boat or
rai l. The big bay is thirty mil es long, th e lower ha lf bein g di vided int o east and
wes t arms by a narrow penin s ula eight een mil es in length .
Traverse City-On the P ere Marquett e, Gra nd Rapids & Indi ana and Mani s-
, t ee & No r t hwes t er n rail -
Locks a t the Soo
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roads, is one of th e im-
portan t citi es of the st at e,
having a perman ent popu-
lati on of r s,ooo, whi ch is
consider abl y augment ed by
t ouri st s in th e s ummer.
Many of th ese li ve at t he
hot els and make fr eq uent
trips t o th e ot her r eso rt s.
Trave rse City is espciall y
popul ar with those who
demand t he comfort s and
conveni ences of a city
combin ed with a beautifu l
nor t hern climat e and lakes
and woods within eas y
reach. Park Pl ace, W, 0 .
ON GRAND TRAVERSE BAY
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Hold en, $2.00-$2.50. Shilson, T. G.
plan. Columbi a, E. Herbert, $r.so.
$r.25.
Shilson, European
Woodbine Cottage,
Edgewood- On th e peninsula, three miles by car-
riage road from Traverse City. Lathrop Cottage, $r.
Omena--Twenty mil es north of Traverse City. The
resort li es on both sides of a small bay, formed by a nar-
r ow st rip of land roo feet in hei ght ext ending out into
Grand Traverse. It is reached by Grand Rapids & Indiana
rail way and Grand Traverse Bay steamer s, bringing th e
colony into close connection with all th e surrounding
resort s. An hour's drove inl an d is the finest of bass and
pickerel fi shing in Carp lake. The Clovers is t he only
Sail in g on Grand Traverse Bay hot el close t o the water's edge, the Leelanau being on a
hi g h promentory commandin g a fin e view of the bay. The
Clovers, S. A. Keyes, $2.oo. Leelanau, H . E. Dorland, $2.00-$2.50.
Neahtawanta-"Placicl Waters," is about ten mil es nort h of Traverse City,
on the west side of th e s mal I penin sul a and r eached either by steamer or by a
drive along th e shor e. The g round upon which the r esort stands ri ses high
above the water with a gentl e slope upward to the hotel from the s t eamer dock.
Neaht awanta, J ames A. Hunt, $2.oo.
Northport- Th e terminus of the r ailway, thirty mi les north of Traverse City.
It is th e nort hermost town on the Leenanau peninsula, fo rming Grand Traverse
Bay. Hotel Scott, Davis & P ier ce, $2.00.
Northport Point-Acr oss th e harbor fr om Northport on a narro w peninsula.
Ceda r Lodge, Freel Giclclings, $LS0-$2.00.
MICHIGAN FISH LAWS
It is Unlawful to- Catch speckled trout, land-locked salmon, and grayling
or California trout except durin g the season, May r to Sept ember r, inclusive.
In Map le river th e season ends Augu st r.
Catch bl ack bass fro m Apr il r to May 20. In Walloon lake t o catch small-
mouthed bl ack bass between Oct ober IS and June I is unla wfu l.
Catch fish in the South Arm of Pine lake, Charl evoix county, wit hin 300
f eet of the mouth of any s tream in South Arm t ownship, f rom November 15 t o
Apr il rs.
Catch bass, trout and grayling
in any way at any time except by
hook an d lin e in the inl and waters.
Capture o r have in possession
any brook trout or g rayling less
than seven in ches long.
Purchase, sell , carry or have in
possession brook trout or grayling
during the closed seaso n.
Cat ch or hip brook trout or
g rayl ing for purposes of sal e.
Catch minnows for any o ther
purpose than bait .
Fish wit h a net within a rad ius
of roo feet of any fish chut e o r lad-
der.
P lace in any st r eam, race or
lake any kind of weir dam o r any
device which may obstruct the fr ee
passage of fish . Frank's Landing, Wall oon Lake
(Continued on page 38.)
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SUB URBAN THAIN SERVI CE
VIa G. Jt. &; I. Ry.
Petoskey to Island
Daily Ex. Sun. Dai l y Ex. Su n . Ex. Su n.
* AM AM *AM *PM *PM
Lv. P e tosl<ey . . . .. . . ... . . . 6 25 8 15 9 30 2 55 8 15
Lv. Bay Vi e w 6 28 8 18 9 38 2 58 8 18
Lv. Ya-way-ga-mu g 8 24 3 03 8 23
Lv. Conway
....
8 27 f3 07 f8 26
Lv. Oden . . . . . . . . . . 6 41 8 33 3 12 8 31
AI', Macldnaw City . . . . . . . . . . . 7 35 9 30 11 20 4 15 9 30
AL l\facl< inac Isla nd 8 35 10 20 1 2 15 5 15 10 30
J\:lacklnnc Is lund to P etoskey
Ex. Sun. Ex Sun . Dally Dail y Ex. Sat.
AM AM *PM * PM *PM
Lv. Macl<inac l sland 6 45 8 45 1 2 30 4 15 8 40
Lv. Macldnaw City ..... . . . .. . .. . ... 8 00 10 10 1 40 5 10 1 0 00
A I'. Oden . . . . . . . . . . 9 02 11 12 6 09 10 58
Ar. Conway . . . . . . . . . . . . f 9 08 11 17 f6 14 f11 03
Ar. Ya-way-ga-mug .. . . . . .. . . 9 11 11 20 6 16
Ar. Bay View . . . . . . . . . . . 9 17 11 26 3 12 6 22 11 10
AI'. Petoskey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 20 11 30 3 15 6 25 11 15
Petoskey to Oden
Dai ly Ex. Sun . Dall y Dail y Ex. Sun. Daily Ex. Sun.
*AM AM AM PM PM PM
L v. Petoskey . . . . . . . . . . . 6 25 8 15 11 20 2 40 2 55 5 25 8 1 5
Lv. Bay Vi e w 6 28 1 8 11 23 43 58 5 28 8 18
Lv. Ya-way-ga-mug 8 24 11 31 51 03 5 36 8 23
Lv. Con way 8 27 11 37 55 f3 07 5 42 f8 26
Ar. Od e n . ................ 6 41 8 33 11 45 02 3 12 5 50 8 31
Odcn to Petoskey
Ex. Sun. Ex. Sun. Dail y Daily Dail y Dail y Ex. Sat.
AM AM AM PM PM PM * PM
L v. Oden 9 02 11 12 11 50 3 12 5 55 6 09 1 0 58
Lv. Conway 08 11 17 11 ;6 3 17 6 01 f6 14 f 11 03
Lv. Ya- way-ga-mug .. . . ... .. . . 9 11 11 20 1 2 01 3 22 6 04 6 16
Lv. Bay View 9 17 11 26 12 11 3 31 6 12 6 22 11 10
Ar. P etosl<" eY 9 20 11 30 12 15 3 35 6 15 6 25 11 15
.
Commutati o n t ic J.i:e t s not good o n t h ese trains. ( F lag stops.
OF THUOUGH TRAINS-NOUTH-BOUND.
G. R. & I. P. M. R. R. M. C. R. R.
, ___ .A_ ____ ..--_A..,.---..
Dai l y Ex.Sun. E x.Su n. Dail y Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun . Ex.Mo n. Dai l y Ex.Sun.
AM PM PM AM PM PM PM AM AM PM
T r aver s e City
Ch arlevoix
P e toskey
Harbor Spl'J n gs
Mackinac Island
8 25 1 25 7 00 1 1 5 6 20 10 45 4 50
9 30
9 55
12 15
55 8 15
3 25 8 G5
5 1 5 1 0 30
3 25 8 35 6 55
25 4 10 9 15 7 25
25 9 50 8 00
3G 8 35
DEPAU.TU itE 01' THROUGH TRAIN8-SOUTH BOUND.
Ex.Snn. Oa!ly Dail y Ex.Sat. Ex Su n. Ex.Sun. Ex.Su n. Ex.Sat. Ex.Su n.
AM PM PM PM AM AM PM PM AM
Macldnac Island 6 45 12 3Q 4 15 8 40 10 25
Harbor Spri n gs O O 8 30 2 55 6 00 9 30 8 50 7 00
P e toskey 9 30 3 25 6 35 11 25 9 25 00 7 35
Ch al'ievoix 9 50 25 8 01
Traverse Ci ty .. 11 10 4 30 6 00 11 55 30 10 00
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Daily
PM
8 40
BOAT SERVI CE BETWEEN l\IACKINAC ISLAND AND SAULT STE.
' 'h Arnol<l Trans it Company.
AM AM PM PM
6 45 Lv.......... ... Ch e boygan ................ Ar '11 30
a 7 45 Macldn aw City
b7 50 St. Ignace
9 00 . . . . . . . . . . . Mackinac I s la n d 10 00
16 00 10 00 D e tou r ....... .. . . . . ... . . 7 15 16 30
7 00 Rabe r 5 30
s o . o o o .. .. . Li 1ne Isla n d .. . .. . . . o s
8 15 00 Encampm e nt 45 3 45
9 00 N eebish 3 25
v v Garde n R i ve r
v v Payment
11 00 3 00 Ar . Saul t Ste. Mari e ..... Lv 30 2 00
Dail y. t Dail y ex ce p t S unday. s Stops on s ignals. a Via Isla nd Tran s. Co. b VIa
Arnold Liue s t e ame r s . v Via Saul t Ste . Marie a nd local boat only,
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GOOD CATCHES
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BETWEEN MACIUNAC I SLAND, THE SNOWS AND ST. IGNACE
Via Arnohl Line Steamers.
AM AM PM PM PM AM AM PM PM PM
7 50 10 00 1 00 3 00 7 15 Lv . St. I g nace .Ar 7 50 9 05 1 2 35 2 35 7 00
9 00 10 40 2 00 4 00 7 45 . . . . Macl d n ac I s la nd . .. L V 7 15 8 30 12 00 1 30 6 30
10 15 3 1 5 5 20 H essel 7 00
10 30 3 30 5 35 .. L es Ch eneaux Club ... 6 45
10 40 3 40 5 45 Penn sy l vani a 6 35
10 45 3 45 5 50 ''8110\\'S" H otel 6 30
.Buckeye Dock.
11 00 4 00 6 05 ...... . E lli ott's 6 15
11 15 4 1 5 6 20 I s li ngton 6 00
Dunn Lodge
11 40 45 Ceda1 vill e 40
11 50 4 50 00 L a l<eslde 30
1 30 6 30 A r. .Macldnac Isla nd ..
2 35 7 00 St.
Stop on Si gn a l.
BETWEEN PETOSKEY AND WALLOON
LAKE
Via G. R. & I . Ry. and 'Valloon Lake
Steamer Line. Service daily.
Trai n s l ea ve P e t oskey at 6:45 a nd 9: 50 a.
m . , 1 :3 0, 3:50 a nd 7 p. m ., a rri ving W a ll oon
L a k e 7:10 a nd 1 0:15 a. m . , 1: 55, 4:1 5 a nd
7:25 p. m. Returning l eave Walloon Lal{e
7 :1 5 and 10:20 a. m , 2, 4:30 and 7:30 p . m .,
arri ving Petoskey 7:4 5 a n d 10: 50 a. m ., 2:30,
5 a nd 8 p. m. Steamers "Touri st" and "Ou t-
ing" connect with a 11 tra ins, stopping on
s ig n a l at the f o ll owing r esorts: H otel Mize r,
The Pines, F ort Way n e Camp, Frank's
L a nding, Huntington Camp, W a lde n' s Camp,
L a k eside Resort, Lake Vi ew, Birch Point,
Milnes, Wood ens, Indian Ga rden , Pioneer
Cottage, Me lrose, Latha m Cottage, E ch o
Beach, Christy's L a nding, Wildwood Har-
bor , Bacon's Dock, Illinoi s Park, W a ll oon ,
Eag le I s l a nd, Troutdal e a nd Grove H ot eL
Capt. L . B . Col e, own e r a nd m anager W a l -
loon L a k e steam e r Hne.
BETWEEN BAY VIEW, PETOSKEY AND
CHARLEVOIX
'\'la P erc l\Iarquette Railroad.
Tra ins leave Bay View d a lly 7 :15 a. m .,
12:10, 2:05, 4:05, 6:4 5 a nd 10 P ' m., lea ve
Petoskey 7: 25 a. m ., 12:30, 2:2 0, 4:10, 6:50
a nd 10 :05 p. m., a rri v ing a t Ch arl evoix 7 :52
a.m., 1 2 : 55, 2: 40, 4:40, 7:15 a nd 10: 30 p . m .
Except Sunday, leave Bay Vi ew 9 :15 a . m .
and 2:50 p. m ., l eave P e toskey 9 : 25 a. m .
a nd 3 p. rn., a rri v ing Ch a rl evoix 9:5 0 a. m .
a nd 3:25 p. m. Except Saturday, l eave Bay
View 7 :25 p . m ., l eave P etosk ey 7 :35 p. m .,
a rriving Ch arlevoix 8:01 p. rn.
Tratns l eave Ch arlevoix n orthbound d a 11 y
10: 27 a. m., 1: 30, 3 :05, 5:05, 7 : 40 and 10: 55
p. m ., a rri vin g P e t osk ey 10 : 50 a. m ., 1: 55,
3 : 25, 5:30, 8 :10 a nd 11: 20 p . m., arriving
Bay Vi ew 11 a. m. , 2 :00, 3 :00, 5:35, 8:15
a nd 11: 25 p . m . Except Sunday, l eave
Charlevoix 3:35 a nd 8 : 35 p . m ., arriv ing P e-
tosk ey 4:10 a nd 9 :15 p. m., arriving Bay
Vi ew 4 :20 a nd 9:25 p , m . Except Mond ay
l eave Ch arlevoix 6: 55 a . m ., arriving P e-
tosl<ey 7: 25 a nd Bay Vi ew 7:35 a . m .
Round trip tickets limited to day of sal e
are sold at 25 cents good b e t ween Bay Bl ew,
Pet osk ey a nd Ch a rl evoix.
PETOSKEY AND BAY VIEW
VIa G. R. & I. Ry.
Dummy service be tween P e toskey and
Bay Vt ew every 15 mtnutes trom 8 : 00 a . m.,
to 9:15 p. m ., daily.
I g nace
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PETOSKEY AND HARBOR SPRINGS
Via G. R . & I. Ry.
Tra ins l eave Petoskey a nd Bay View f or
Harbo r Springs dail y ever y 30 minutes from
7 :00 a. m. to 9.00 p. m., a nd a lso at 10.00
p. m. and 11: 00 p. m.
Train s l eave Harbor Springs fo1 Bay View
a n d P etosk ey dai ly e,er y 30 rninut es from
7:30 a. m . to 9:30 p. m . a nd a lso at 10:30
a nd 11:30 p. m .
LAST TRAINS LEAVE
' ' la G. R. & I. Ry.
P e t osk ey f or Ha1bor Springs, 11 p . m . ;
Bay View ! or P e tos l<e y, 11 : 45 p. m .; Roa r -
ing Brook f or P e tos l<ey, 11: 35 p. m . ; Weque -
tonsing for P etoskey, 11 :32 p . m .; H a rbor
Springs fo r P etosk ey, 11: 30 p. m . ; Petoskey
for Oden, e x cept Sundays, 8: 15 p . m ., o n
Sundays, 5:25 p . n1. Bay View for Ode n,
except Sundays, 8: 18 p . m. , on Sundays,
5 : 28 p. rn.; Oden fo1 P e t osk ey, except Sat-
urdays, 10:58 p. 1n. , on Saturdays, 6:09 p .
m.; Conway fo r Petosk ey, except Saturdays,
11:03 p. m ., on Sat urdays, 6:14 p. m. Pe-
t osk ey for Walloon Lake, 7 p. m .; Walloon
L a k e for Petoskey, 7:30 p. m .
LITTLE TRA YERSE BAY FERRY LINE
Ma k e h o url y t l'!ps around t h e bay, first
boat l eaving Harbor Springs 7: 45 a. m . and
Pet osk ey at 8:45 a. m. Sunday trips b egin
o ne h our l ate r . On sou t h bound trip, boats
leave Harbor Point 50 minu t es p ast the
h oUJ, Weque t on s ing on the h o ur, Roaring
Brook 5 minutes past, Bay View 20 min-
u tes, a rriving Petosl<ey on the h a lf h our.
Nort h bound t rip leave Bay Vl w 55 min-
ut es past t h e h OUI' , Roaring Brook 1 0 bin-
u tes past t h e h ou r , W eque tonsing 1 5 min-
u tes, H a r bo r Poi nt 25 minutes, a rri ving
Harbo1 Sprin gs on t h e h a lf h our. F a r e
be twee n H a r bor Springs a nd Petosk ey one
way 15 cen ts, I'Ou nd trip 25 cen ts. Twe nty
tr ip tickets $2; fifty trip ti cket, $4.
BETWEEN BUFFALO AND DULUTH.
Via Anchor Line, Erie & \l'estern Trans-
JJOrtation Co.
Steam sh ips Tionesta, Juni ata, India and
J a pa n, eastbound, l eave Mackinac I s land
July 1, 2, 8, 9, 1 2, 16, 1 9, 22, 23, 29 and 30 ;
Au g u st 2, 6, 9, 1 2, 13, 19, 20, 23, 27 and 30;
September 2, 3, 9, 10, 13, 17, 20, 23, H and
30.
W es tbound same boats l eave July 2, 3, 6,
9, 13, 16, 17, 23, 24, 27 a nd 30; Au gust 3, 6,
7, 1 3, 14, 17, 20, 24, 27 a nd 28; Sep tembe r 3,
4, 7, 10, H, 18, 24 , 25 and 28.
SPECIAL RATES
Via G. R. & I. Ry.
The following round trip special rates
are made, tickets good only on day sold :
Between Pe!.Qskey and Harbor Springs. 25
cen ts; Petoskey and Yawaygamug, 20 cents;
P etoskey a nd Yawaygamug, including ad-
mission to "Hiawat ha," 45 cents; Harbor
Springs a nd Yawaygamug, 25 cents; same
including admission to "Hiawatha, " 50
cents; Petoskey a nd Oden, or P etoskey a nd
Walloon Lake, 25 cents; between Petoskey
a nd Mackinac I s la nd, li mit of seven days,
$2.50. Tlcl<e t s between Petoskey a nd H a r-
bor Springs good a lso on Little Traverse
Bay Ferry line.
Summer commu tation t ickets good be-
tween Petoskey a nd Charlevoix, Wa lloon
Lake, Oden, Harbor Springs a nd interme-
diate stations, a r e sold good for 20 trips,
$2, a nd good for 50 trips, $4. These tickets
are a l so good on Little Traverse Bay Ferry
line a nd Walloon Lake steamers and Pere
Marquette railroad between Petoskey and
Charlevoix, two coupons being d etach ed for
each trip on W a lloon Lake steam e r s and be-
tween Petoskey and Charl evoix. Commu-
tation ti ck ets are a l so .old v ia G. R : & I.
between PetosJ.<:ey and Bay Biew, 25 trips,
$1; and b etween Harbor Springs and R oar-
ing Broo1{ at t h e same rate. The above
rates a ppl y only ticltets a re pur-
chased as r egul ar fare is col1ected on
trai n s. These ticket s a re good on s uburban
trains only a nd baggage will not be c h ecked
on them.
FROn AND TO CIDOAGO.
Via 1\Ianitou Steamship Co.
Steamship "Man itou," nort h bound, l eaves
Charl evoix Tuesd ay 6 a. m., Thursday 8 a.
m., Saturday 1 p. m. ; H arbor Springs Tues-
day 7:30 a. m., Thur sd a y 9:30 a . m., Satur-
day 2:30 p. m .; arri vi ng Mackinac I s land
Tuesday 11:30 a . m., Thu rsday 1 :30 p . m .,
Saturday 6:30 p. m.
Southbound, "l\1anitou" leaves Mackinac
I s land Tuesday 12:15 p. m., Thursday 2 p .
rn. , Sunday 9 a . m.; l eaves Harbor Springs
Tuesday 4:30 p. m., Thursday 6:15 p. m.,
Sunday 1:30 p. m.; l eaves Charlevoix Tues-
day 6 p. m ., Thursday 7 :4 5 p. m., Sunday
3 p . m.
Via Northe rn 1\IIchigan Trans portation Co.
Steamship " Illinois," northbound, l eaves
Charl evoix 6 p. m., Petoskey 8 :30 p . m.,
arriving H arbor Springs 9:30 p . m. Wed-
n esdays. Sou thbound l eaves Harbor Springs
W ednesday 10 p. m., and Traverse City
Thursday 6 a. m. Sundays " Illinois" l eaves
Traverse City, northbound, 8 a. m., Charle-
voix 12 :30 p. m., Petoskey 3 p . m ., arriv-
Ing H a rbor Springs 3:30 p. m. Southbound
Sundays, leaves Harbor Springs 4 p. m., Pe-
toskey 5 p. m., Char levoix 7 p . m., a n d Tra-
verse City 12 night.
Steamship "Missouri," northbound, leaves
Ch arlevoix Thursday 12 m. , P etoskey 2:30
p. m., Harbor Springs 3:30 p . m., arri ving
Mackinac I sland 8 p. m. Southbound l eaves
Mackinac I s la nd Thu rsday 9 p . m ., Harbor
Springs Friday 7 a. m ., Petoskey 8 a. m .,
Ch arlevoix 10 a. m. Sundays, northbound,
l eave Charlevoix 6 p. m., P etoskey 8:30 p.
m., Harbor Spri n gs 9:30 p. m. , arri v ing
Macki n ac I sland Monday 6:30 a. m. South-
bound l eave Mackinac Island Monday 8 p.
m., Harbor Sprin gs Tuesday 6 a. m ., P e tos-
k ey 7 a. m ., Charlevoix 8:45 a. m .
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BETWEEN GREEN BAY, PETOSKEY,
i\IACKINAO ISLAND AND THE SOO.
Vht Green Bay Transportation Co., torntcrly
Har t Line.
Steam s hips "Harriet A. Hart," "Eugene
C. Hart" and "Fanny C. Hart," eastbound,
arrive Mackinac I s land Sunday, W edn esday
and Friday 3:00 p. m. Westbound l eave
Mackinac Island Monday. Thursday and
Saturday 10 p . m.
BETWEEN BUFFALO, CIDOAGO AND
DUI"UTH.
Via Northern SteamsWp Co.
Sleamships "Nodh Land" and "North
West" for Chicago leave Mackinac I slan d
F1iday 11:30 a. m. , Harbor Springs 4 :15
p. m .; l eave Mackinac I s land for Chicago
Sunday 5:30 p. m.
For Duluth same boats l eave Mackinac
I s land Mondays 11: 30 a. m., T hursdays 5:30
p .m.
For Buffalo same boats 1eave H a rbor
Springs Sundays 12: 15 p. m., Mackinac I s l -
a nd 5:30 p. m ., a nd Thursdays l eave Mack-
inac I sland 5:30 p. m.
FRC?l\1 AND TO TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Vta Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co.
Steamships "City of Alpena" and "City of
Macldnac" a rri ve Island Tuesdays
and Sundays 7:15 p. m ., Thursdays a nd Sat-
urdays 11:45 a. m.
Sou thbou nd sam e boats l eave Mackinac
Island Mondays a nd Wednesdays 8:30 a. m .,
and Thursdays and Saturdays 3 p. m .
FROi\I AND TO CIDCAGO AND' 1\IlLWAU-
KEE.
Via Goo<lrich Line.
Steamship "Georgia" arrives Macki nac
I s land 7 a. 1n. Tuesdays, leavi n g sam e days
3 p. m.
BETWEEN COLLINGWOOD, ONT., AND
i\IACKINAC I SL!L"D.
Via Northern Navigation Co.
Steamships "Collingwood," "Midland" and
"Germanic," arriving Mackinac Island Sun-
days, Tuesdays a nd Fridays 9 a. rn., leaving
same days at 10 p. m.
BETWEEN CHARLEVOIX AND BEAVER
ISLAND.
Steamer "Beaver" l eaves Charlevoix Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Fridays 8 a. m., re-
t u rning arrives Charlevoix 5 p. m.
INLAND ROUTE FROi\I ODEN TO CHE-
BOYGAN AND 1\IACKINAO ISLAND.
A. L . Haud.ll , Owner and Manager.
Going
Lv. Petoskey (G. R. & I. Ry). 8:15 a m
Lv. Bay VIew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.18 am
Lv. Oden (Str. Topinabee)... 8:30am
Lv. Indian Rlve1 ................ . 11.30 am
Ar. Topinabee (Di nner). . .. 12.15 n'n
Ar. Cheboygan . . . . . . . . . 4.00 pm
Ar. Macki nac Is land ... 8.00 pm
Returning
Mackinac Island . . . . . . 8.45 am
heboygan . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 10.45 am
Ar. 'l'oplnabee (Dinner) .. . .. . .. . .. 12.00 n'n
Lv. Topinabee . . . . . . . . 1.30 pm
Lv. Indian River ...... 2.40 pm
Ar. Oden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.40 pm
Arrive Petoskey jn time for supper.
Trains l eave Harbor Springs at 7:30 a. m .
and Wequetonsing at 7:32 and connect at
Kegomlc wit h train for Oden.
A SUMMER SPOT FOR YOU AND
--- YOURS
Hotel Elston
J. A. NOBLE
Proprietor
CHARLEVOIX,
MICH.
Rates $2.00 to $2.50
Special by the week
Doh' t Brihg Your Lunch
Basket to Mackihac fslahd
MRS. JOS. FORD
The Island Caterer
makes a specialty of serving meals
which are CLEAN, WHOLESOME,
PALATABLE at PRICES which
are REASONABLE.
Opposite Dock, to the Left, Upstairs
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COLONIAL HALL
WEST WEQ U ETONSING,
MICH.
A Quiet, High Class
Summer Home
MRS. C. H. EATON, PROP' R.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
The first National Bahk
PETOSKEY, MICH.
Capital $ I 00,000.00
Surplus I 0,434.89
Oldest Established Bank in Emmet County
ESTABLISHED 1878.
OFFICERS :
WILLIAM L. CuRTIS, P resident
CHRISTOPHER F. H ANKEY, Vice Pres.
CHALMERS C uRTIS, Cashier
H EBRR W. CuRTIS, Assistent Cashi er
IF
the m i s f o r t u n e to break
your GLASSES, dont be
alarmed. Take them to
"Little Will"
At Petoskey
The most complete Lense
Grinding EStablishment m
Northern Michigan.
Kill fis h by the use of g iant
powder or any explos ive o r the
us e of Indian cockle or s ub-
s t ance t en ding to st upefy th e fi s h.
Take or attempt to take fi s h in
any of th e inl and lakes with sp ea r
g r ab- hook, set lin es or night lines'
o r by th e use of j acks o r ar t ific ial
lights, o r net, fi r e arms, expl os ives
o r any device except hook and line
except dur ing December, J anuary:
Hotel Bartlett
DR. L. B. BARTLETT, Prop.
RATES - $2.00 Per Day.
$10 to $12 Pet Week.
CHARLEVOIX, MICHIGAN
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February and Mar ch ; when spear s
may be u eel to take through th e
ice only, a ny fis h except brook,
rambow, Ge rma n o r brown trout
g rayling, la ndlocked salmon and
black bass, in lake not pro t ect ed
by local ac t.
Vi olati o n of the law is puni sh-
able by fi ne not exceedi ng $roo and
cos ts, or imprisonment not exceed-
ing t hir ty days.
NE-AHTA-W ANTA
HOTEL
on Grand Traverse Bay.
Boating, Bathing, Bowling, Gol f, Tenni s, Fishing
Rates reasonable. Tel ephone . Address
SEAMOUR A. SMITH,
p 0 S T 0 F F I C H - T RAVERSE CITY, MI CHIGAN
Hotel Mizer
C. J. MIZER, Proprietor
T
HE principal hotel at Walloon Lake. Two
utes walk from the depot, in a grove of beautiful
evergreen trees. On the shore of the lake, has
a large boat house, croquet grounds, large verandas., and
above all, an excellent table and comfortable rooms
Just gay enough to be entertaining but informal and homelike at all times
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EclipseBoat Works
Manufacturers of
Gasoline Launches
Row Boats and
Yachts
R. T. MERRILL, Proprietor
AGENT FOR T HE
ECLIPS E MOTOR
WALLOON LAKE, MICH.
FRANK'S HoTEL
K H. THOMAS, J>rop ietor
Located on the South Shore of Walloon Lake
about one mile from the station
Has a good commanding view
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and is one of
the oldest and best on the lake. First-class i1.
every respect. Pleasant, well ventilated rooms
and excellent table. Rates on application.
New Emmet
Charmingly Located on the Bay
E. I. FERGUSON, Proprietor
Largest Hotel in Harbor Springs
Headquarters for Tourists
HARBOR SPRINGS, - MICH.
The Indian Garden Hotel
W. H. ELLIS, Proprietor
Is located on the most charming
point on Walloon Lake. Fifteen
minutes ride by steamer from
G. R. & I. Station. Near best
fishing grounds on the 1 a k e .
Beautiful sandy bathing beach
and excellent boating privi-
leges . Rates on application.
WALLOON LAKE, MICH.
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WALLOON LAKE STEAMER., LINE
Steamers "TOURIST" and "OUTING"
Connect with all G. R. & I. Trains
Round trips daily. Stopping at all the Resorts on the Lake. Special Excursion Trip every
afternoon around the lake. Boat can be chartered by private parties.
L. B. COLE, Owner and Manager, Petoskey, Mich.
Eagle Island
Is an ideal spot for rest and quiet. Near the
best Fishing Grounds on the Lake. Table
service unexcelled. Rates, $7 to $3 per
week. Also Lots For Sale.
ON WALLOON LAKE
MRS. F. W. DAVIS,
Post Office Address, R. F. D. No. 2, Boyne, Michigan
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-.... ...
HENRY
McCONNELL
PROPRI ETOR
Centrally located
on a II reg u I a r
Steamboat Lines.
New house, newly
furnished. O!!iet
a n d comfortable
reSting place.
WALLOON
LAKE
MICHIGAN
COTTAGES FOR RENT. BOAT LIVERY IN CONNECTION
1J1rrn QTuttagr, (!Hayton
WALLOON L AKE.
Foot of Walloon Lake, near Station and P. 0. Rates $2.00 per dw. Special by the Week.
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Lake Grove Resort
Jacob Rehkopf, Prop.

This is one of the most beautiful and pop-
ular resorts on the lake, and for the past
three years has been growing rapidly. Its
att ractions are numerous and varied, among
them being the fine flowing well, whose pure
and sparkling waters are always cold and
clear. This well feeds a large pond stocked
with trout, also many beautiful fountains.
This resort is noted for its elegant evergreen
and birch groves, and shady walks. Ther e
is also a complete boat livery with bait and
fishing tackle. Gardens, fruit orchards,
dairy and poultry in connection. Splendid
table service and fine rooms. Mail delivery
and telephone service a feature. Rat es
reasonable.

Walloon Lake, Mich.
P. 0. Petoskey, Mich. R. F. D.No. 1.
T H E L ATEST F A N CY DRI N KS, I C E S A ND MINERAL
D RIN KS BE I NG S ERVED AT
OUR F OU NTAIN
Hi gh Grade Confectionery
Bakery, Fruits. Tobaccos,
Lunch Goods
!The Delicatessen
F. Shepard, Prop.
T he Latest in Fishing
Tackle, Stationery, Toil et
Art icles, Perfumes, etc.
AG ENT FOR NEW ERA LAUNDRY
Wall.oon Lake, Michigan
NEW WALLOON
A . E. HASS , Pr o pr ietor, Wal lo o n La k e
A new hotel , located near Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway station, com-
manding a very fine view of the lake. for one
Rates, $2 .00 per day; special by the week.
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The PINES
T. L. BELDING, Proprietor.
Lower end of Walloon Lake, not far from Station.
Reached by steamer connecting with all trains.
Rates $1.50 per 'day. Special by the week
PINE COTTAGE
MACKINAC ISLAND, MICHIGAN
MRS. THOS. GALLAGHER,
PROPRIETOR
Private Board. Rat es Reasonable. All
Modern Improvements. Fine View of the
Lake. One block west of Catholic Church.
BENNETT HALL
Mackinac Island
Most Quiet, Refined, Homelike Placft on the
Island. Charming Locat ion, Beautiful Views.
Lawn Extending to Water' s Edge. Porch
Overlooking Ent ire Harbor. Table Unexcelled
RATES $2.50 PER DAY A N D UPWARD. $15
TO $20 PER WEEK.
Mrs. F. M. Bennett, Proprietor
THE ISLAND HOUSE
Walter P. Hill
M ANAG ER
$2.00 to $5 .. 00 per day
Special Weekly Rates
Mackinac Island, Mich.
Mrs. R. Van Allen Webster
PRO PRIETO R
A splendid orchestra in connection with hotel.
Hops in Casino three times a week.
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LAKE VIEW
A Strictly
First Class
Family and
Trans ie nt
:: Hotel ::
RATES $2.50 and $3.00 Per Day.
MACKINAC ISLAND, MICH.
C. C. CABLE, PROPRI ETOR
Special by the Week.
LA CHANCE COTTAGE
Mackinac Island. Mich.
Q VERLOOKING from all of the three porches and from every window in
. . the house the entire harbor and the Straits of Mackinac. All modern
Improvements. Hot and cold water on every floor. Lighted by electricity.
BENONI LACHANCE, Proprietor
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CHARLEVOIX BEACH HOTEL
Situated on a Bluff Overlooking Lake Michigan, the Harbor and
U. S. Life Saving Station
Rates from $2.00 to $3.00 per day. Special Rates to Families by the Season.
Everything First Class. Furnished Cottages and Rooms to Rent Near Hotel.
J. S. BAKER, Proprietor
THE LAWN EYRIE
PETOSKEY, MICH.
918 HOWARD STREET
Fine View of
The Bay
Mrs. P. Rehkopf
Charlevoix, Michigan
Enterprise Cottage
PATRI CK M CC O RMI CK, PROP.
McCoRMI CK's CARRIAGE LINE: All points interest
visited all thro the Island
A. F. ANDERSON
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
ITWO STORES
SODA WATER, CONFECTIONERY,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
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Omena, ~ i c h .
THE CLOVERS
OMENA, MICHIGAN S. A. KEYES, Prop.
BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF GRAND TRAVERSE BAY TO BE
HAD FROM EVERY ROOM
ORCHARD OF 2,000 TREES. VEGETABLES FRESH FROM THE GARDEN.
OUR OWN JERSEY DAIRY AND POULTRY.
WEST SHORE OF BAY
BOATING AND BATHING UNSURPASSED
Rates $2.00 to $2.50
BOAT LIVERY IN CONNECTION
Rates by Week or Season
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Writ e for Booklet
LARGE VE R A NDAS, LAWN A ND
PLENTY OF SH A DE ,
OUR O WN V EGETA BLE
G A RDENS .
Doud Cottage
, Miss ll.fary Dottd
llfACKINAC ISLA N D. MICH.
RATES:
$14, 00 TO $20.00
PEA WEEK,
ACCO MMODATIONS FOR SIXTY.
NE A R GRAND HOTEL.
The City
Book Store
THE HOBART co .. PRO PS.
TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN
Indian Baskets
and
Souvenir Goods
PARK PLACE HOTEL
W. 0. HOLDEN,
MANAGER ,
TRAVERSE CITY,
MICHIGAN.
RATES, $2.00 - $3.00 PER DAY. SPECIAL BY THE WEEK.
AT THE HEAD OF GRANO TRAViERSE BAY AND CENTER
OF THE RESORT REGION 01"" THE TWO PENINSULAS.
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