Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-12
THE NoRTHERN- TRIBUNE, NOVEMBER -. 1881


Don't forget the Harmony Singers, a
the Town Hall next Friday evening.
The town hall has been engaged by a
troupe for FIVE nights, commencing June
10th 1882. 81 III
Mrs. Bressett who was injured coup
lie of weeks ago by falling in a ditch has
fully recovered.
Rev. w, M. Campbell is having pref
ty hard time of it getting well, but is
slowly on the mend, .r, MI
The frame for Jas. + & P. MOlOney's
large ice house, to be erected over their
new beer cellar, is up. '-Vi' '''Ne
DR.. PERKINS, force of assistants has
been increased by one-a boy, pounds.
Father convalescent.
Wood is getting to be pretty scarce
article in town, the roads being in bad
condition for hauling. A
Mrs. Matt Kessler is still suffering
considerably with her broken arm but it
is slowly getting well.
The Cheboygan Lumber Co. has made
quite hole in the lumber piled on the
mill dock, having shipped several cargOes
this week.
Notwithstanding all men are created
free and equal the man who wears a pair
of rubber boots is considered prince
during this muddy spell.
Pressure Isle county is to have a new
Court House at Rogers City, and Messrs.
Post & Van Arsdale have the contract
for supplying the material.
Hay finds ready market here at SIS
to $1S per ton. Improve your homesteads,
farmers and it won't take you long to
make them pay for the cost of clearing.
Mr.. ROllO has been absent from his
accustomed place in the bank this week,
having been confined to his bed by sick
ness. W. F. De Puy has officiated as
cashier in his place.
The first plate glass windows for this
place are those in the new Weed block.
They were put in under the supervision
of Mr.. HarkZill who seems to understand
the business thoroughly.
We have heretOfOr'spOken of the mark
ed improvement in the Bay City Daily
Tribune under the management of Mr..
E. T. Bennett. Wednesdays issue comes
to us in an entire new dress, making it
one of the neatest dailies i'm the state.
1t is always brim full newsy items with
full Geographic reports of important
events throughout the country.
Steamboat men have commenced talk
ing of last trips for the season. Capt.
Shay, of the Nashua, says, If the weather
permits, he will make three more trips.
Other shore boats, it is expected will
make two more at least, and the North
ern Michigan line will each make two
more and possibly one of them three,
should the weather remain anyways
favorable.
We are pleased to record the fact that
Hon. Oscar Adams has finally concluded
to become one of us as he is just the
right kind of man to help build up a
good state Of society both in our town
and county. By reference to our adver-
Using columns it will be seen that he
has formed law partnership with Geo.
W. Bell. Together they make strong
team, and should do we'll, for real merit
and talent hardly ever fails to be recip-
rocated. Mr.. Adams has already
shown his faith in the future Of
our village by investing in property,
having purchased of Alex. Mcdonald his
property on Main and Huron street
having front Of AZ feet on Main street
Mr.. Adams will bring his family here
next season.
Mr.. H. M. Hemstead, the gentleman
who is to occupy the new Weed building
has arrived and brought along his stock
which consists principally of dry goods
and furs, although he has large stock
of clothing and boots and shoes-rem-
nants of former stock which he car.
ried--that will be closed out. Mr.. H.
has in the lines of dry goods and furs a
very large and well selected stock and
will be ready to open out as soon as his
store is finished. He is well experienced
in the trade and formerly conducted a
very large establishment at Marshal and
will doubtless merit fair share of the
public patronage here.