Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-03-26

eSdut variety, az FeXerS BOOK Store.
The tug Bradley was the first boat on
the river to "toot" her whistle this sea-
son.
James j. Brown says he is not candi-
date for judge of the Eleventh judicial
circuit.
The Eva English had steam up Thurs
day for the purpose of testing the new
dome to her boiler.
See Miss. Nellie Smart's new advertise
ment. This is something ladies are par
ticularly interested in.
AmiOt made his first launch of the
season Thursday, shortly after noon, be-
ing that of the tug 7. M. Bradley.
Henry Amiot has an advertisement in
this issue. Vessel men desiring any
thing in his line will find him always
ready.
Republicans do not fail to see that
your names are registered. The Board
of Registration meets at the Town Hall
next Saturday.
H. j. Miner has received an elegant
stock of furnishing goods and now has
complete stock of clothing, hats, caps
&c. See his new advertisement.
Although l. Bockes has had nothing
to do with the Lake View House for near
ly year our contemporary still continues
to publish his card as proprietor of the
house.
Navigation on the river opened last
Monday, the Third street bridge being
opened for the first time this season, to
allow the scow Robert Emmett to pass up
the river.
If you wish to vote at the township
election, one week from next Monday.
see that your name is upon the register.
The Board of Registration will be in ses-
sion at the Town Hall next Saturday for
the purpose of registering voters.
Will Whiting is the possessor of a
bouncing boy and wears broader smile
than ever. The youngster was born
yesterday afternoon. Will says he, the
boy, would have been down to the store
to-day but he had to stay home to split
wood.
The social at the residence of Rev. W.
M. Campbell, last Wednesday evening,
for the benefit of the Methodist church,
was well attended, and pronounced by
those in attendance to have been one of
the most pleasant and enjoyable sOcials
of the winter. "a
Although VennOr's worst storm of the
season did not strike ChebOygan very
severely, it did visit Chicago, Milwaukee,
st. Louis and many western places. He
now predicts a flood for Chicago, April
9th, and the citizens of that burg are
their arks.
j. L. Johnson, manager of Macarthur.
Smith & Co.'s dock and warehouse, is
for the opening of navigation.
He has lately arranged picture gallery
for his Office to which the attention of
all, especially of those ipdulging in the
weed. is particularly called.
Cheboygan Fire company No. 1. at its
last meeting decided to give cash
premium of $500 at every regular meet
ing to be drawn for by the members
present, so that'at each regular meeting
some lucky man will receive that sum
for being in attendance. The object is
try and secure large attendance at the
meetings.
Our cOtempOrary has been misformed
in regard to the movements of James
Douglass. Mr.. Douglass informs us that
he has not chartered the Dreadnaughu,
and does not intend going to the north
shore to trade. That the foundation for
the report is probably the fact that he
had some talk with Capt. Dodd about
chartering the Dreadnaught for an out
side party.
This is very modest lie, considering
the source. The fact is the Tribune do
mated gentleman whom it had pulled,
25 copies for gratituOus circulation so he
might get some benefit from the above
mentioned puff.-Democrat The facts
were just as stated. The TRIBUNE did
not donate 25 copies or any other number
of copies for "gratituous" circulation
or for any other purpose.
David Quay has purchased of H. A.
Blake, the single mill formerly operated
by VOrce & Barker, has made arrange
ments, with Alex. Mcdonald to furnish
the power to run the same and has COM
putting up his mill adjoining
Mr.. McDonald's planning mill. He ex-
poets to have the mill running by the
first of May. He wants supply of white
pine blocks, bolts or logs for which he
will pay the cash. See his advertisement
in another column.
We have seen the plan of the proposed
in the Howell block by VIM.
Spencer. should he succeed in securing
that building for hotel purposes. Ac-
cording to the plan there will be seven
teen large sleeping apartments, beside
four parlOrs, a dining room, Office and
sample room. He also cOntemplates |
erecting three story addition in the
rear, at no distant day, should he sue
coed in making arrangements for the
purchase of the building.
We dislike to bring personal matters
before our readers but our cotemporary
this week states that when the TRIBUNE
was founded the writer was ga chronic
hummer on the way to the poor house,
without money or credit" All have