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History of Bay County, Michigan, and representative citizens; . WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Bav Citv, W. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Bay City, W. S. AND REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS. 37 and Lake Huron, where tlie Great Spirit liadcreated them, and given them wonderful liunt-ing grounds until their trihe sinned againstManitou the Great, and were by the evil spiritsdriven from their happy lumting grounds. In their far Western reservation, the In-dian tril)e wliicli gave its name to the greathay. river and valley, in the very heart of ?Mich-igan, has dwindled to a mere shadow, and. ac-c
History of Bay County, Michigan, and representative citizens; . WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Bav Citv, W. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Bay City, W. S. AND REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS. 37 and Lake Huron, where tlie Great Spirit liadcreated them, and given them wonderful liunt-ing grounds until their trihe sinned againstManitou the Great, and were by the evil spiritsdriven from their happy lumting grounds. In their far Western reservation, the In-dian tril)e wliicli gave its name to the greathay. river and valley, in the very heart of ?Mich-igan, has dwindled to a mere shadow, and. ac-cording to the last report of the Indian com-missioner, will soon he totally extinct. Their conquerors have fared but little bet-ter, and their dearly tought victory was almostbarren of results. For hardly had the alliedIndian tribes decided to keep the conquered ter-ritory along the shores of the Saginaw as acommon hunting ground, before the supersti-tious Indian found that the spirits of theslaughtered Sauks haunted the valley, formany Indians who came to hunt and fish inthese parts were never more heard
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