Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-11
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Additional leealrwil be found on the
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Two vessels are laid up for the -wintel
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The little folks are looking eagerly for
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Charlie Stetson departed hence. last
, wednesday. - Ma CHI - Z '''-''
John, Mckay arrived home yesterday
from atwo-weeks absence outside.
= Little blessings: Mrs. ~ : f. Maiie a
daughter; Mrs. Charlie Robsinson son.
A ball is being arranged for Christmas
eve., December 9th, at Wertheimer's
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~ lonesome looking schooner passed
through the Straits yesterday bound Chi
cagoward. uAgFD 0HvC,pR Y9 +
There were quite number of men i'm {.
slightly intoxicated 0 condition yoh the
streets yesterday. /
Geo. McAulay has opened a ticket
office for the Grand Rapids and Indiana
railroad i'm the pOstoffice.
The Board of Supervisors meet next
"Wednesday when isis expected that the
old Jail will have an overhauling.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional Church Society will take place next
"Wednesday evening at the church.
A musical e. sounding triangle now
notifies the guests of the Spencer House
that the hour of 'h.sha is at hand.
The subject Of Sunday mornings ser
mon at the, Congregational Church will
be >aw0mahs work in the chifchr G Il
Blanks for the proper receipts of taxes
can be had at the TRIBCNE Office. Town
ship treasurers will please take notice.
Captain Greenfield of the tug Eliza
Williams left yesterday morning for his
home, he having laid the ting up fo4: the
winter. !nUllilAJil lliD ili.ii
A. dry dock would not have brought
less than 100000 in cashuinto this place
during the year just past lit not worth
Tor WORKING tiorr11AA1F TIA yfrITTcg
Traverse City has the sidewalks OF that
place kept clear, of snow with snow
pillow, and its citizens appreciate it, so says
the Herald.
III. Amiet has "a. p. NewtOn's
schooner, the Francis Ada, out on ways
for repairs She.will be put in first-eiass
coalition for next season. ~
oMapy,of the Congregational Churches
throughout the country celebrate the
landing of the Pilgrim Fathers on the
22d of December. A hint is all that is
desirable. 'oan "a ssl 70 ~ 79o.' -
The necessity Of range lights was shown
the other night. The Leviatnanreleased
the schooner Grenada and tried to bring
her in the river tutthe absence of range
fights prevented.
The Improvement Association have ex-
tended an invitation to the locating COM
lnittee of the state camp meeting asOcia-
ton to visit this place. As yet no re-
Spouse has beenreccived.
A reference TO the organization of the
Cheboygan Improvement Association
shows that fifty-twO.of our citizens have
joined. 20. Several more have signi-
fled their Intention of so doing.
ID. j. Evans. the agent to prevent tim
ber-stealing, is looking. for a pine tree to
exhibit as sample at the Centennial.
The, largest one found is seven feet in di-
ameter.. If there is a larger one let it be
known.
Only two more weeks of the lawful
deer hunting in the lower peninsular.
Then let those awful liars who go down
oht of the s1northp woods and tell how
many deer they have shot throw the'l
tongues out of gear for the season.
Mr.. ID. r. Sherman, of the Brutu:
House, wasr in town ast7Wednesday
making arrangements fora dance to be
held at that place on. the evening OF
December oath. Good music has beer
engaged, and good time is expected.
Many cast-off garments are hanging
idlyin clothes presses that Ought to bs
keeping some poor man, woman or child
warm this winter Examine your ward
robe. and If you have any spare gar.
menf8 look npa worthy object ndinakt
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