Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-17

The tug Mildred which has been
laid up in this port for about a year has
been fitted up and has gone to Sand
Beach.
The rush of visitors still continues aud
our hotels are all doing good business.
and the landlords are corrcspondingly
happy.
The calendar for the September term
of Lthe Circuit Court for this county
promises 10 be the largest of any term
yet held.
Over $4,000 were raised at the mass
convention at Mackinaw last week, to-
warl the erection of monument TO
Marquette.
Several fishing parties are now visiting
Chcboygan and vicinity, anu indulging
i'll the rare sport afforded in this section
for all lovers OF fishing,
Tie Leviathan has returned to Macki-
nae, with Mr.. Ellsworth and family, and
will remain there few days before re-
Stunning her station here at Cheboygan.
Rev. w. w. Rafter has arrived in the
village and hereafter Episcopal services
may be expected every Sunday. morning
and evening, at the Town Hall at the
usual hours.
The Machinac Circuit Court vas held
this week, Judge Goodwin presiding.
But little business was done, the most of
the cases being deferred until the next
term of court.
S. Legault & Son have something TO
say ia this issue of the TRIBUNE i'm which
AL our citizens are inter sted. Read their
advertisement and see what bargains
they are offering.
Rev. Mr.. Fish. of lansing, who has so
acceptably filled the pulpit of the Con-
gregational church for the past two or
three Sabbaths, will preach again to-
morrow. both morning and evening. at
the usual hours. We trust that our cit
liens will bear this in mind, and attend
the services.
The material of the Ieelanau Tribune
office Was replevined but Mr., Johnson.
the editor and publisher, was equal to
the emergency and issued a paper work
ed on his job press. The citizens came to
1, 81,
which Mr.. johnson went to Chicago AID
purchased new outfit.
Hay fever victims are seeking the great
sanatorium for THAT disease and several
have arrived and more putting in an ap-
pearsnce on every boat That arrives. Che
bOygan has attained Qnite reputation
as resort for those afflicted with this
annoying disease and the number COM
ing here to find relief increases every
season.
The TRIBUNE office has about com
pleted the printing of the constitution
and by law: of the Chippewa County
Agricultural Society. 1t is i'm pamphlet
form and. also, embraces several pages of
advertisements from the leading business
houses of the Sault. This is something
that the Cheboygan Agricultural Society
ought to have printed.
Mr.. James King has rented the pair:
shop of Messrs. Clark & RuddOck and Is
prapara,l tn 10 oil binds Of ,,.,rr;. o,o
painting. Mr.. King comes well recon-
mended as first-c class workman, and
has had long experience. Any person
desiring work in his line, will do well to
give him a call, feeling assured that all
work will be satisfactorily done.
We see by the Chicago Inter-Oeean
that Charles r. Smith has purchased tile
the steam yacht L. NJ. Bradley, and will
bring her 20 this port. We understand
that it is the intention of Mr.. Smith to
run the boat between this village and the
new hotel he has erected near the head
of Mullet lake, for the accommodation
of parties who may desire 10 visit that
section to enjoy the splendid fishing in
that vicinity. We presume the yacht
may be looked for almost any d4y.
The greater portion of the wheat i'm
this county has been harvested. There
are yet a number of fields that we hear
of which were sOwn late that are not yet
ripe enough to cut. So far as heard from
the yiell promises to be an abundant one.
We would be glad if our wheat raisers
would report to us the number CT acres
harvested with the inumber of bushels
thlashed. We are confident that Che
boygan unity will compare favorably
with any county in the state and would
like to have the result 10 demonstrate
the fact.
WetmOre & Co. continue to sell Crock
cry at cost TO close out the stock. 1w
The Agricultural Society.