Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-02
TOWN TALK.

Vote early but not often.
Wednesday night was about the storm
lest night of the season.
Beaver clothing and cloakings at L.
Gault &:Son'>.
The James F. Joy completed her carg,
and left yesterday for Chicago.
Somebody was enquiring Thursday
for the man that prophccied that W,
were to have no, winter.
Thestorm Wednesday night was toe
much for the temporary range lights
both lights having to succumb to the
wind.
The influx of settlers to our county
does rot Sc, IN 10 abate i'm the least
Come on. there is plenty of good land
yet to be had i'm this county.
Do not for e. the entertainment to-
hi at the Town Hall. for tie benefit
OF the Congregational Sunday School.
Reserv, d seats for sale at Farr s. Weeds
drug store
Any quantity of yenison at our meat
markets, and it is getting TO be quite a
drag on their hands. as it las been so
plenty this fall that the p"opls ar GET
ing tired of it.
The storm has sadly Intererel with
the boats this week. Tn eie has not been
an n. I. boat in since last Su nday. The
1t. Panl has be Ell The only shore boat
that has put in an appearance.
The first snow of the season fell last
Sunday evening. The storm was gen.
eral throughout the state. As far south
as Battle Creek. two inches of snow fell
that day. Capt. Davis of the propeller
ChampElin reported four inches of snow
at Milwaukee.
Several lumber camps are starting ND
for the winters campaign. and if we are |
fortunate enough to have a good winter.
there will be large amount Of lors1
banked I'm this county. which will be a
e EFT advantage to Our lumbermeu over
tie past :, e'r. as they all agree in sa wing
that sun mer numbering is net success.
John Rabideau has the Contract for
c1'ting. logging and stumping the Black
River re all on he eist side of the river.
IL is to be four rods wide which will lie
great Improvement on the old road
which wtu I'd in and Out among the tree
rl it was e'dGm, if ever dry, even i'm
the middle OF the summer.
The Saginaw Herald thinks that Brad.
ley NJ, ThomDson's chances for congress
from this tlitrict are somewhat slim.
and says: Thompson has done wise
thi Ig. lie has taken himself up to the
Straits OF Mackinaw to avoid the noise
and tumult of the closing hours of a dis.
astrous campaign. 1t was one Of the
most mastery retreats in modern his
IO,y."
For the past two or three weeks nu-
merous flocks OF will geese have been
flying over the village. Early Thursday
morning there were several ffocks passed
over. One contained some three or, four
hundred geese. at least this was the es- ;
innate made by persons;who saw it. One
Hook seemed to be bewildered, andsswere
cireling around over the village quite +,
low ard within easy gunsbot.
Would it not be- a good idea for the mar
shsl 10 call at the postoffice at the time
the mail is being distributed, and clear
out gang OF young Arabs that congre- !
gate there every evening, much to the
annoyance of people whe-are waiting for
their mail. 1t is getting to be quite
nuisance and should be stopped, as they
are So rude that it is impossible for a
lady to be there without hearing Ian c
suaSe unfit for Il saloon.
The Lake City Journal says: Geo. w.
Bell. of Cbeboygan. Republican canlj.
date for State Senator from this district
had the honor of delivering the first no.
litical speech ever male in Missaukee
county. at the court house. on Thursday Il
night. the 18th inst. to full house. and
To say that this Bell did not have the 7
clear natalie sound would be doing the
prospe Give Senator an injustice. Mr.. y
Bell has in his nature the clements of i
popularity, af1abiliy, and agreeableness-l I
is perfect gentleman in every sense of {
The word, and il elected there is no man (
better qualified, or Will look to the inter. Q
est OF his distri' without regard to OH y
ties. t'san VIII Mr. Bell