Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-12-07

Hot and Cold Baths at M00feS 80 CTS.
-Four tickets for ST 90.
Art Gallery and supper at Mrs. Nichols
next Friday evening, A pleasant social
time is expected.
Macarthur, Smith & Co., after a steady
seasons run, shut down their saw mill
Wednesday noon.
Cases and cases of merchandise re-
ceived by steamer st. Paul for Anspach
& Co.'S cheap cash store.
Remember the entertainment at the
Methodist church next Tuesday evening.
tor the benefit OF Rev. A. p. Morrison,
pastor.
1t is about time we were hearing about
the gulf stream being changed as a rea-
son for the mild weather at this season
of the year.
The Little Traverse Independent says
that Fish Commissioner jerome has been
up in that vicinity lookin: mp location
for fish hatchery.
The st. Paul took down over 5000
packages of fish on her last trip. They
were shipped from Cheboygan, Mackinaw
and Point st. Ignace.
We understand Capt. Bennett proposes
to lay up the tugs Bennett and North
Star at this port, and during the winter
he will put new cabin on the Star.
1t seems strange to hear of from eight
to twelve inches of snow in the more
southern portions ofthe state, while at
Cheboygan, usually considered rs being
located near the nerth pole, there Is no
snow at all
At a meeting of the citizens of Pet0skey
last Saturday night it was decided to in
corporate the village. A committee was
appointed to draw up charter, to be
presented for consideration at an adjourn
ed meeting.
The citizens Of towns thirty-eight and
thirty-nine. three west, have given notice
hat application will be made to the
Board of Supervisors. at their meeting In
January, to detach those towns from the
township OF Beaugrand and constitute a
new township to be known as Freedom.
We would call attention TO the adver-
tisement OF NJ. P. Champion, dentist, to
be found In another column. He has
very neatly fitted up rooms in the Howell,
block, with all the latest improvements
in dentistry, his latest being gas ap.
paratus for extracting teeth without
pin.
We would call attention to the pros
pectus of the Detroit Free Press, i'm an
other portion Of the TRIBaNE. 1t Is
needless for US 10 commend this we'll
known journal to the readers of this pa
per, its merits being so we'll known, suf
flee 1t 10 say that the management propose
to keep it not only up to the standard at
tanned but 10 continue to make improve.
ments In every department.
The tug Sill, formerly of Buffalo, bu
now owned by F. M. Knapp, of Racine
Wis, was in port several days this week
The captain did not seem to relish th,
trip from here to Racine at this season o
the year, and was inclined to lay her uI
hire. Mr.. Knapp, the owner, however
arriv-d in town Wednesday evening. ant
Thu sday morning the Sill left for Mack
inaw to e'al up, preparatory to continu-
Ing her voyage.
We trust our citizens will bear in mind
the entertainment to be given ut the
Methodist church next Tuesday evening
for the benefit of the pastor. Rev. A. P
Morrison. For the benefit of the bust
ness men of Cheboygan. who cannot vel
afford TO spare the time 10 attend during
the evening, the ladies will serve supper
at six o'clock so that they need lose nc
more time than ordinarily. Dispens.
with Your supper at home and aid in Civ.
ing MIR. Morrison a substantial benefit
Supper will be served daring the even
ing for all who may attend, and good
music Will be feature of the evening".
entertainment. We bespcak 4 good at.
tendance. All are cordially invited. II
will cost you but little; twenty-five cent?
furnishing you good supper to say
nothing of a pleasant evening and the
sasisf: C ion of contributing to good