Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-04
TOWN TALK.

AouitiOndi IOCdi HcWs VIII De IOunQ on
the first page.
Home grown green corn was brought
to the village this week.
.Blackberries have come into market
quite plentifully during the week.
No fires have been necessary during
the past week to keep comfortable.
Spring wheat is nearly ready for har-
vest. The crop promises to be fair
one.
The foundation walls of Macarthur,
Smith & Co.'s new building are being
laid.
A large numbered vessels have loaded
both at this port and at Duncan this
week
Mr.. M. S. Cooley is putting up two
story residence on Water street, near the
Fountain House.
Smith & McDonald's mill will close OPP
erations this week, having sawed out ali
the logs on hand.
The Cavalier unloaded quite number
Of cords of stone on Monday, which she
had brought from Kingston, Ont, as bal
last
Parties who are well posted say that
business matters here are as good, if not
better than in almost any place in the
state. g.
Mr.. John Golden is putting up an addi.
ton to his building on the corner of Main
and Third street. 1t will front on Third
street.
Those who profess to know, state that
thus far there would have been no diff
Guilty i'm the Northern boats coming in
the river.
The tug Southern Belle, belonging to
Mr.. Chambers of Point st. Ignace, came
over to this port Monday for new wheel
and other repairs.
1t is rumored that Rev. J. W. 81. Car
Isle: pastor of the M. E. Church Of this
village, does not expect to return to this
pace.after the conference.
If there is a town in this or any other
state of this size, which possesses greater
number or variety of dogs, we would like
to know where it is located.
It is rumored on the streets that
the guests of one of our hotels had
serious attacks of the vegetable quick
steps, one night this week.
The government barge Warrington,
arrived here Sunday night after more
timber for the lighthouse at Skillagalee.
She loaded and cleared Monday.
The first day of Autumn could not be
distinguished from number of the hot
summer days which preceded it from
any change in the temperature.
Remember that the Mexican Campbell
Combination with full company, appear
next Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
nights at the Spencer House hall.
Turkeys, cartridges and many other
kinds of game can now be killed without
fear of the law. Its limitations expired
on the first of the present month.
Mrs. E. A. Vorce, who for some time
past has been unwell, was attacked last
Sunday evening with a severe choking
spell, DIR. Perrin was called in and af-
forded relief.
There are still several bad places in the
sidewalks which have not been repaired.
This should be attended TO before they
are the cause of increasing the business
of one of our surgeons.
The liquor law provides that if the
county officers whose duty it is TO make
collections and to enforce the law, neg
lcct to do their duty, the. governor may
remove them and appoint some in their
place who will execute the law.
The Maud Summons took some parties
on dancing intent, up to the landing by
Mrs. Balls on Mullett Lake last Saturday
night. Two dances took place in that
vicinity. There were also three others
in the vicinity of Cheboygan on the same
evening.
The sensational report that Donaldson
had been found in a Canadian forest In
dying condition, and had confessed to
having thrown Grimwood out of the bal
loon was entirely ''too thin" to attract a
moments notice, and at first was not
credited by any of the Chicago papers,
and only one had so little use for its