Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-05
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Work upon the repairs of the old bridge
is underway.
Our village fathers hold p meeting.
next Monday night.
The Board of.SrpervisorsG of Emmett
county meet next Monday.
'sP. NJ Lathrop spent a portion Of the
week at Yorce's logging camp.
The weather vas so cold last Saturday
that the force tu one of Nelson's camps
quit work. s--s-Z ys@TlW S5S TtcG
The passenger traffic between here and
PetoskeY' has not been very extensive
this week. :
Limbermen certainly cannot find FAULT
with the meather Of tho. pasteweek for
their business.
Presiding Elder, A. p. Moors, preached
s'very able discourse at the NJ E. Church
last Sunday evening. f., .r-,-..-,.,,,
Blake's machine shop is turning out
large amount of good looking work for
Nelson s. Bullen's mill. g:-,
Four freight trains AMI the stage came
through from Petoskey Monday. A
large portion of the freight was supplies
Tor Thompson Smith.
Mr.I. S. Huckins has moved his Jewel
ry store from the old location into the
bu;liing formerly known as the Idaho.
He has fittel it up in COOL style.
J. Dingman. of Mackinaw, was over
here Thursday He brought his horse
over to take part i'm the races. Of course,
he expects to take the large purse.
frank Gaylord met with a painful ,ac-
cident in the woods, q few days ago. Ha
got his foot iammed between sleigh
and stump. He now walks with cain.
Thursday night was emphatically q
night of dances. There was one at the
following places: Dogtown. Andrew RAJ
bins, Joe Speoner's and John Vincent's.
Rev. j. l.. Male started on Tuesday
forz.ansing, and perhaps; for Washing
ton. to look after the pension which he
justly thinks the Government should
pay him.
The Detroit Ne,us says that if Mckay,
NcKervy and Ramsay, have car-coup-
'er which ia .all'they. claim for it, they
should be able to wear "biled" shirt
cUrJ day.
"a ne strotters are still being exeru.sS etl
hlthonghwe think the interest IS a little
OH the wane. The prospect now seems
to be that the race course viii again ar
sliine foam.
Wednesday Ben. Getchell drove the
stage through to Petoskey in four hours
and quarter. II. says that when the
road gets, good he will make the trip in
four hours.
Capt. Foster has put up shop near The
tug Bismarck in which TO workSlpon the
repairs Of that boat. He proposes to
(, haye-her.in fiist-class order blythe open
ing of navigation. ~ wv
The race track on the ice was opened
Thursday afternoon, withneaily all the
horses on hand. Nearly all the stores were
locked and the pfoprietors and clerks
away watching the races. -
The mail came over from Mackinaw
on the ice last Sunday, but the trip was
hazardous one. There are those who
can't exactly see how it was done, as there
was no ice vislblefrom the village.
There will be no services at the Con-
gregational Church tomorrow. Sunday
school, however, vii, be held as usual.
Prayer meeting will also be held at the
usual place every Tuesday evening.
The improvement Association did not
transact any business Tuesday night.
There was not, a quorum present. A
special meeting will probably be called
soon, as there Is business that neeIs at
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We are Endcr obligations to Represent
alive Bradley for the daily Congressional
Record, also copy OF the debate on
amnesty, He also informs Us thst he his
sent few copies. to the p0stofflce for dis
tribution. Those who desire to read up
on this subject would do well to call aud
secure copy before they are gone. 80
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