Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-09-07

their dock. 1t is to be used for storing
lime, kerosene, &c.
More settlers, with their household eff
fects, arrived on the propeller Milwaukee
Thursday night. to make their homes In
Cheboygan county.
The village legislators were required
to exercise their lungs ut their meeting
last Tuesday night, owing to the racket
occasioned by roller skating in the Town
Hall.
The Northern Belle broke both flaDges
of one of her wheels last week and has
TO await the arrival of new ones from
Grand Rapids before she can resume her
route.
Remember the proposed Cheboygan
county exhibit at the state fair and make
your preparations TO contribute .sOme
production of the soil of this county to-
ward the display.
A short time since party of five Wis
tied the OcqueOc and in five hours they
captured I.00S speckled trout Three of
the party did the fishing and the other
two strung the fish.
d. A. Daily has returned to Cheboy-
gan for short time, and call be found at
his shop, corner of Main and Third
streets, where he is prepared to do sew
ing machine repairing of all kinds, at
low rates.
We would call attention to the extract
from editorial correspondence of the
Michigan Farmer. printed elsewhere in
this issue of the TRIBUNE, in regard to
Cheboygan and the Burnt Lands" of
tue MuEuscong.
The king of terrors reigns unabated
throughout the Southern cities. The
scourge is carrying them off at Memphis
faster than they can be buried, and the
authorities are considering the propriety
of consuming the bodies.
Remember that no better opportunity
for advertising our county can be had
than that which will be afforded by the
approaching state fair, and the occasion
should be embraced to place our county
in its true light before the people of the
state.
The new hotel on Mullet lake has been
opened under the name of the Lake View
House; with |. Smith Bockes rs manager.
1t will be great convenience to parties
desiring to enjoy the sport of fishing, OF
which there is an abundance to be had
in that vicinity.
The Truth for the people says that
FItZmaurice, prominent Prohibition
speaker, will visit Cheboygan shortly and
deliver course of six lectures. He is
making arrangements to stump the state
tor prohibition, and promises to make a
lively campaign"
1t is now in order to shoot partridge
duck, &C., but not lawful to kill deer un.
til after the 10Th inst. SpOrtsmen should
adhere strictly to the law. We see in
| the papers that the law has been disre
| garded in some portions of the state. an(
that several deer were killed during las
month.
CHARLES r. Smiths steam yacht L. NJ
Bradley reached this port last Sunday
She is Il very neat craft, and well suited
for the purpose designed when pur.
chased. We have not had an oppOrtuni
ty for close examination and are there.
tore unable to give Il minute description
of the craft.
The burning cedar in the vicinity OF
the village filled the air with ashes which
when falling, had very much the ap.
pearance of snow. Yesterday afternoon
several persons took it for snow, and
perhaps, the report that Cheboygan has
been visited this early in the season With
snow has gone forth.
Last week Smith Bros. little steam
yacht, the admiral Dot" of the mus
quito fleet at this port, towed lighter
containing $4,000 feet of lumber from
Duncan City to indian village, on Bur-
lake. In comparison it looked very
much like an ant Juggling at ia grain o
corn, but the little craft managed TO taxi
1t through to its destination.
The annual school meeting was al
jOurned from last Monday evening unit
Monday evening of next week. 1t is t.
hoped that that there is sufficient inter
est among our cilizens III the cause of Ell
ucatiOn to induce them to turn out il
good numbers at this meeting. Tax
payers are especially interested an
should be on hand to take part in tn
proceedings.
, Hay fever victims continue to seek til
| great sanitarium for that disease, an
5 almost every boat brings more or les
5 afflicted with the disease to our villag
e in search of relief. One gentleman VIII
arrived on the Nashua Wednesday eyer
i ing reported Thursday morning that b
= had enjoyed eight hours of sound, rt
: treshing sleep the night previous, th
!, first he had enjoyed for sometime.
: The September term of the Cheboyga
j county circuit court opens next Wedne
= day. The calendar is the largest as ia
:. us the number of cases is cOncerne
s of anv term held in. the county. an