Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-09-25

Paul F. Baker, manager Of Charles
-Bellant's store, has resigned that position
and will hereafter be found at the Pho
neer House.
Robert Patterson is preparing the
foundation for another new dwelling
house on Water street, just south of the |
fremont House.
Norman W. Lyons has recently put up
some fine specimens of sign painting,
among which are the signs of C. A. Gal
lagher and John Goulden.
. Anthony Siankiwicz has the material
on the ground for making important i'm
proyements on the NiepOth building re-
Gently purchased by him.
Capt. Bundy, of the Gospel ship "Glad
Tidings." will hold services tonight at
half-past six, and tomorrow afternoon
at four o'clock, at the corner of Main
and Third streets. sa'1isfsf iss
Rev. Dr.. Wright of Wauksha, Wis. will
-officiate in the st. James church on
Sunday morning next, at 1890, A. M. and
7:3O P. NJ. by the invitation Of the MEM
bers of the congregation.
We would call attention to Mrs. Bres-
Inns advertisement, desiring boarders.
The house is very centrally located max
ing it convenient home for those do
ing business in any part Of the village.
Remember the county fair at the Driv-
ing Park, next Wednesday and Thurs
day. There will be races Thursday I'M
der the auspices of the Driving Park
association, to see which there will be
no extra charge. 2.g.
Joseph Refs young orchard on his
farm on Mullet Lake yielded sixteen
bushels OF apples, this season Of the very
finest quality. His fall pippins and
snow apples are very fine and cannot be
excelled in any section.
Rosenthal Bros. are doing success
full business, for the reason that they
keep well selected stock, sell at rea-
sonable prices and are always atten-
tive and obliging to their customers.
Read their advertisement.
We are glad to see that the council at
its regular meeting Tuesday evening
took action in regard to the repairing Of
the sidewalks of the village. In many
parts they are in very bad condition
and we hope steps will be taken to have
them repaired at once.
Last Sunday evening the crew em
ployed at VIM. Grants camp, New Jer
usalem," on Black river getting out cedar
discovered five bears, two old ones and
three cubs, crossing the road and CAV
chase and succeeded in freeing them
Out of the five they shot and killed on
and think they would have got more
darkness had not come on. Sunday Mrs
Grant served them up baked bear TO
dinner and all enjoyed feast.
MI. Kesseler last Monday commences
excavating for celler and foundation o
fine brick business block, on the south
! west corner OF Main and Third streets
! The building is to be 80 feet by Is feet
and three stories high. The first foo
will contain two store rooms, one O
which Mr.. Kesseler designs occupying
himself, and the other will be for rent
We learn that the Odd Fellows are ne
gotiating for lease of the third story
to be used by them as lodge room
Mr.. Kesseler is setting good exampl
for others Of our enterprising bushes
men, which we hope will be followe
soon.
W. s. Humphrey has been devoting tn
most of his time for the last week or tw
to securinglthe right of way for tn
Jackson, Lansing 6 Saginaw railroad
and has been very successful in his 81
FORTS securing the right of way throug
the county upon very favorable term
for the comp any. The property owner
have shown a very liberal spirit and onl
demanded actual damages, and this onl
- where line passed through improve
property. Almost invariably where
it passed through unimproved land tt
right of of way was freely donated.
A change has taken place at the Ger
trail Dock. Last Tuesday new CLAIM
ant for the dock put in an appearan,
in the person of W.K. Prudden, repr
senting VIM. Donnelly, of Canada, wi
presented papers to Geo. P. Humphr,
and demanded possession. Mr.. Hump
rey, after considering the claim, conclu
ed that five or six years of law in rega,
to the property was all he wanted of
and rather than fight the new claim
decided to give it up 'and let other i
terested parties contest the new clail
Mr.. Prudden, under authority from N
Donnelly, has possession and is ne
manager of the dock.
$ Nelson & Bullen do not do things
halves. They have long enjoyed t
reputation ofjkeeping one of the large
and best selected stocks in Northe
Michigan. They have been receiving
large stock of dry goods this week, a
have been busy opening and displayi
it. They are now ready to receive t
public and show stock of goods equ
80 that of any in the large cities, a
which they propose selling upon {