Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-18
Town TALK

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TOWN TALK.
Addsuornl local win be found on the
first page.
Winter has not come down upon Ills
very severely thus far, tF,rrroFF
The travel between here and PetOskev
Is quite extensive of late.
The Congregational Sunday School are
talking up Christmas tree.
Many Of the horses in the logging
camps are having the epizootic.
The Christmas ball at the Brutus House
has'been postponed one week. -ry
The NJ. E. Church Social next Wednes-
day evening at Mr.. Samuel Taylor's.
The schooner Roscius lying at Hurd's
dssk has 2 very dilapidatea. appearance.
Nearly air the Mackfhaw tugs have
been laid up in the river for the winter.
It. may not be generally known, but
both our foundries manufacture box
stoves. .u-efFCoE4 rTr--l
A number of our citizens took advan-
tage of the fine day yesterday for sleigh
ride 49, ,,.s-.ff,.-f $50,
Macarthur, Smith, Co. call attention:to
their new store and new goods in sup
plement this week. rr<rlt To
Mr.. Sam. D. Chatterton of the Clam
Lake Ncws made the TRIBUNE Office a
call last Thursday morning.
The sewer en-, Division street has pro-
crossed as far as Main street. and yesterday
was obstructing the travel upon that
street. ioi
The stage driver brings us information
from Petoskey that nearly one half of the
village ofiClam Lake was. burned last
Thursday iiU u ,iotliJI +
p. NJ Lathrop makes some important
announcements in the form of supple
ment, this week, which it will pay every
body to notice. 9H
Major c. M. Terrell of the U. s. army
stepped afew days atthe Spencer House
this week. He was waiting chance to
go to Mackinaw.
Misunderstood that the miscreant who
fired Macarthur Brothers barn at Cop
.peras Creek, whereby they lost seven fine
horses, has been arrested. sAN-E% ~
Mr.. Smith has now a contract with the
tie railroad company whereby he is ell :
abled to deliver freight from all the prin-
.efpai points at very reasonable rates.
The, dance at Wertheimer's Hall on
Christmas eve promises to be quite an ex-
ftensive affair Mr.. Spencer furnishes the
supper to all who desire at any hour.
A young man in our town has engaged
the services of one of our preachers te
perform the interesting ceremony of mar.
iriage. He is now looking diligently fol
the girl.
> Parties seem to hayeIbeens quite. the
rage IN the village duringthe past week
or two. Scarcely night has passed but
that there has been one or more partie:
In some part of town..
We have received number of piece
of sheet music from wheat Co; mdsi
publishers Of Saginaw City. When on
musical editor has time to examine then
We shall notice them lnotsEaelength,
Now that the Sunday school peopl
are talking about Christmas trees, the.
And that they must make Arrangement
for the accommodation. of a large nun
her of little sinners who always visit t
be saved aboutC Christmas time.
slS76 is near at hand and it is leap veal
As the ladies' may do the calling on jar
uafy, 1st., We give this ,lIoticeA that on
bachelor friends who are SLACK house
keepers, will have time to set their room
,"frls order ~ s'ScH
We call attention to the prospectus {
the Atlantic Monthly which we publis
this week. 1t is one of the Oldest an
hest magazines IN the country and -stant
preeminently at.the head Of all such pull
locations in strictly literary point I
Wow. &c r.s :. sz.1I : slAz-4
The Traverse City Herald thinks tn
1t is not possible that six sensible me
would think of locating upon the in
acre tract Of land upon Mullett lake
preference to the 500 acre trace offered b
Traverse City. If Brother Leach woul
come and look over the ground, he migl
change hie mind and think with us, tn
thsy would showthat they were sensib
men by so doing.