Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-21
TOWN TALK.

Visiting cards neatly printed at the
TRIBUNE office.
There has been 10 lack of showers dur
ing the past week.
Additional local news will be found on
the first page.
large number of pioneers are settling
I'm the vicinity of Carp Lake. fri
Senator Sherman, of Ohio. was visitor
at Mackinaw the early part of the week.
Some of. the broken sidewalks have
been repaired. Go on with the good
work. @ SY4fsN
The last tow of logs for the Duncan
mill was taken over the dam Tuesday
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September is the earliest month i'm
which cartridges or turkeys can be le-
gally shot.
Hansley's parlor show gave several
very successful entertainments during
the week.
Dir. John wagley, of Cross Village, has
settled with his creditors and resumed
business.
The Truscott made a very profitable
trip to Mackinaw Wednesday. She car
ried twenty-three passengers.
Gov. Bagley has been visiting the
Grand Traverse region. He is reported
to have been as emaciated as ever.
Morris Weiiheimer has removed his
stock Of goods into the building oppo-
site the postOffice, and has the store ar
ranged very nicely.
Some of the cutters on the newly re-
paired portion of Main street require a
little labor bestowed on them to permit
the water to run of freely.
An effort is being made to have the
Cover ament assume the charge of the
range lights that show the entrance to
the river. This is as it should be.
The tug Crusader arrived at Chicago
last Saturday with the schooner ID. A.
Wells. 1t must have been. therefore, on
the return trip that. she met with the
serious accident noted elsewhere.
Luck has not much TO do with young
man getting on the world. First choose
some useful occupation. and then i'm
prove all your time, avoid ''dead-beat-
ism," and keep your engagements
The visitors who have been sojourDing
here during The week have been very
successful fishing. Hardly party has
been out iu any direction but that has
retui led with long sti ings Of fish.
Owing 10 some disasrans ement TO her
pumps the Eva English was unable to
go out on Thursday night, probably
much to the disgust Of Mackinaw par
ties who were awaiting theif mail.
The extract factory seems to be in
stdtu quo. The prospects at present do
not seem very favorable. 1t is to be
hoped that something will soon turn up
20 give the enterprise new impetus.
If any one desires TO know the sensa-
ton of s'toad under a toad STOOL" let
him meander under the spreading shade
of Charlie Smiths cabbages. The very
natives of The old "Faderland" never saw
such a prospect for sauer-kraut.
There gre a number of '-hay fever
victims stopping in town try The effect
of this climate upon that disease. They
are all happy, for the time when they Pc
riodical.y come down with it has passed:
and no symptoms Of the disease.
The Maud Simmons took an excursion
party to MuIlett Lake on Monday. One
of the excursionists. DIR. F. M. Penny
bake:, visitor from Kentucky, brought
back with him as an evidence of his
skill a fish three feet six and one-half
inches long. II - =
The Chicago Inter- Ocean states that an
order was received on the eth to suspend
for the present the work of fitting out
the boats of the N. T. line. just what
the new hitch is has not been ascertained,
but it probably puts veto on all expec-
tations of seeing the line running this
season.
Mr.. Charles wilkie, Mr.. Ross popular
agent at this place, left for Quebec on
Wednesday for visit to his home, and
conference with his principal. He ex-
poets to be absent about three weeks.
Mr.. Wilkie has, by his genial manners
and his business qualifications, made
many warn friends in the village who
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