Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-06-25
S.LeGault & Son have just received a
large assortment of dry goods.

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large assortment of dry goods.
The masons have the foundation for
Mrs. Bennetts new block completed.
The excavation for the foundation of
A. Fexer's new bnilding is completed.
Go see those expressive instantaneous
photographs Of babies at Mr.. Dayidson's
gallery.
We are in receipt of the Michigan
Manual for 1881. 1t is full of valuable
information.
McIntire & Ried have arranged for a
daily supply of fresh strawberries raised
in this county.
| Rev. L. c. Rogers arrived on the Flora
Friday morning. Services at the ST.
James church tomorrow at the usual
hours.
The Cheboygan Cornet band give an
excursion on the propeller A. C. Van
Raalte to Mackinac and st. Ignace. to-
morrow. Farefor the round trip one dol
lar.
d. Feeny advertises some choice build.
| ing lots for sale in West Duncan. on the
east side of the river, upon favorable
terms. Now is the time to secure lot
for home. t
Fox & Gilbert's New York comedy
company leave on the Champlain at mid.
night for CharlevOix, Capt. Seymour
cOnsenting to remain until that hour fol
their accommodation.
The ladies of the Episcopal church are
making arrangements for a grand ex-
cursiOn on the Fourth. When they un-
dertake anything it is sure to be sue
ces so that our citizens may anticipate a
pleasant time.
Fl. ]. Miner, the Clothier has leased
one of the rooms in the new Bennett
block, now being built, and will occupy
1t as soon as completed. His business
has already grown to such proportion as
to require more room.
We would call attention to the new
advertisement of Macarthur, Smith & Co.
on the inside of this issue. They are Of
fering great bargains in goods that have
been especially selected to meet the
wants of this market.
The Mullet Lake house will be opened
for the summer season on Monday July
4th with an excursion, dance in the
evening and grand supper. The City
of ChebOygan will leave JnO. F. Nc
DOnald's dock at $50 p. m.
Cady Perrin met with painful acci.
| dent this morning. He and BERTHE Mich
OILS stopped into H. j. A. TOdds and were
examining toy pistol and while the
latter was handling it, it went off and
the effect was Cady's face was filled with
powder.
1t is expected that the improvements
in the Methodist church will be oom-
pleted so as to permit services to be held
one week from tomorrow. The room is
being beautified i'm manner that the
members of that congregation will have
reason to be proud of it.
Mr.. Carr, engineer i'm charge of the
harbOr Improvements has written to
Major HarwOOd in regard to the bar
formed in the river, upon which the pro-
peller Celtic stuck last Sunday, and
asked permission to have it dredged out
and thinks the permission will be grant
ed. 1t should be removed at all events
as it is great impediment to naviga-
tiOn.
Rev. w. NJ. Campbell went to Grand
Rapids this week and purchased hand
some pipe organ for the Methodist
church. 1t is said to be very fine toned
instrument. 1t was formerly in the lead
ing Methodist church of that city and
cost when new $3.50. The church has re-
Gently put in a $1,000 organ and Mr..
Campbell learning their old organ was
for sale went down and purchased it. He
had it thoroughly tested and it was pro-
nounced perfect in every respect and as
good as new. 1t will arrive here next
week.
While the interest in base ball is in.
creasing in most places in the state, the
interest in the game here seems to have
entirely died out. There are a number
of excellent players in our village an
the recent improvements at the Driving
park make that superb ball ground
and we have no doubt it could be secured
for games should club be formed. Can
not game be arranged for the Fourth to
add to the other attractions at the Park
on that day.