Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-05-26
STATE NEWS.

: A Saginyw report says that Will f.
Godle. the missing bank teller, is b yond
the seas.
| III. M. Bradley. n prominent salt and
lumber manufacturer of Bay City, has
failed.
There is talk of building LARGE and
first class hotel at st. Louis Springs.
Gratiot county.
The Lansing mineralEwell pipes have
given out. The managers will try to re-
bore or re-pipe it.
Over 100000 young peach trees ha
been set out by the frnt-grOwers between
Laketon and Grand Haven this season.
The Bay county Agricultural soci ,ty
will celebrate indepence day by brbe-
cue. foot races, ball playing and big
ball.
| A man living at North Shade, Cratic.
county, is the father of "a children.
Pretty good fora man that hives in the
shade.
| Blissfield is going to lose the stave ftc-
tory of Dewey, Foster 81 Co., the firm
choosing to go to the forests Of northern
Ohio.
| Patrick McDade, of Alpena, mysteri-
ously disappeared about the 1st of March.
He has recently been found, having been
under the ice.
| On the 18th Muskegon bartender
named Geest attempted suicide with re-
volyer. He had taken too much of his
own medicine.
Jake Martin, the wrestler. left Ypsi-
lanti Thursday for New York.. His
match with Owens takes place the 3lst
of this month.
Msis Hattie Mason. graduate of the
law class of " of the university. will
soon begin the practice of the law at
Muskegon.
A portion of the Nichols, Shepherd &
Co. mandatory at Battle Creek was
baptized by fire during the severe .thtftss
der storm OF Sunday.
The new superintendent Of the Corun-
ia coal mine soon expects to give EN-
lployment to so or 100 men. and get ont
at least 15O tons of coal per day.
i The machine shops of the Chicago u
Lake Huron railroad, lately Destroyed by
fire at Battle Creek. are to be reJuih inn
mediatly, the Battle Creekers claim.
II. III. Baker, late money order clerk in
the Adrian postoffice, is now conductor
on Chicago street car. Step by step
merit wins It's way
Miss Tripp, daughter of Esquire Tripp,
of Colfax, Benzie county, took her dos
and club and attacked a huge bear, and
his skin now hangs in her wigwam.
Fl Battle Greek is justly proud of her
manufacturing Interests. Within few
I days machinery has been shipped from
] that city to Georgia, Mississippi, Califor-
mia, Maine, and Cuba.
, Prof Mclean, of the university, has
successfully removed huge ovarian
tumor from an Ionia lady. 1t weighed So
pounds. The patient is making a bril-
liant recovery, he reports.
: Prot. Mark w. Harrington, assistant
professor of botany and zoology at the
5 Michigan University. has accepted the
: position offered him by rhe authorities of
the Imperial palace University of China.
Joe Rynd, an engineer. and brother of
] Regent Rynd, while oiling his locomotive
A at Lenawee Junction. Thursday. lost his
t pocket-book and 5000. Wonder what
S business an engineer has i'm carrying that
t amount of money about with him.?
John Sinclair has Ecoinmenced suit In
t the circuit court. through his attorneys
r Loud d Loud, against the Michigan Cen
:. tral railroad company for $4,000 DANA
: ges for the loss OF an arm. which accident
: recently happened him while he was'
coupling cars.
e Palmyra, Lenawee county used to have
: bank, half "A dozen thriving stores,
: hotel, and was full of life and energy.
: Now the angel Gabriel might blow his
horn week through the town and not
!, see a man around, unless he "riz up" for
o resurrection day.
n franklin b. Hough, of Lowville, n. Y.
6 who has been designated by the Com
U missioner OF Agriculture TO prepare a re-
: port for Congress on the subject of culti-
vatlng timber and the best means of pre-
IS venting its destructiOn. is IN the Saginaw
n valley looking after data and statistics for
# his report.
A former resident of Detroit writes
q the News from 'Deadwood. i'm the Black
d Hills. giving very sad account of affairs
in that region. Wages are down TO the
= lowest. and the cost of living is at the
J. highest. Hundreds of men are eager FOR
$ work at 81 per tlay. while flour sells tor
, s25 currency, or $50 dust. per cwt.
'r Geo. McKie. of Oscoda was instantly
e killed Tuesday morning ut Moore g. Tan
nel s mill by heing struck with stick
l. of square timber which was sliding from
,r the top of Il tram down two skids and
e hit him across the back. He was an old
5 esident, and leaves a wife and children.
,r Gen. l.. p. Heath. inspector-general Of
re the state militia. has been ordered to
N make tour of inspection OfvariOus COM
mands forming the Michigan state forces.
# Aside from the usual routine work OF in
70 spection, he is ordered to make special
# examination ofall company seeords, and
: TO examine into the qualifications of off,
t. GERS.
n The Jackson Rifle club has been in
= yited TO send fOur-in-hand team to
q Milwaukee to contest i'm great long
= range rifle match TO be shot June 1. The
distance is 1000 yards. The Jackson
men are also asked to take hand i'm the
. interstate match. 500. 900 and 1000
# yards. to be shot at Credmore in Septem-
- ber.
: The Lowell, journal is informed that
:, the Temperance reform club OF CannOns-
= burg upon the advice OF Clergyman and
= few other church people OF the place con
M sentcd 10 strike out Ofits pledge the word
N ''ci.ler.' i'm order TO make the yoke easy
and tho burden light for Il certain few
church members who are there engaged
,e i'm the Manufactures of what DIR. Reynolds
:. calls the devils kindling wocd-which is
cider" We are also informed that sew
he eral old toldy-takers recently visited that
w town. and. finding the saloon closed. were
" allowed free access TO one of those re-
:, ligotisly-conducred cider mills and there
u' got beastly drunk. Guess there is no
1T middle ground i'm rhi- work of reforming