Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-12-10

American.
Things look as though we were going
to have pretty lively times during holt
days.
Services at the Episcopal church every
Sunday. Morning, services at 1920;
evening at o'clock.
Mr. Frances Stead now carries the
Riggsville and Mullet Lake mail. He
starts from here about three o'clock
each afternoon.
Carleton & Battenfeld have fitted up
their new saloon and eating rooms in
good style. They will open up to the
public next Monday.
The room in the Masonic block to be
used by H.J. Miner is about finished and
he will probably be able to occupy it
some time next week.
Somebody lost black kid glove in
front of Mr.. LangdOn's residence last
night. The owner can recover the same
by calling at this office.
1t will some time before the young
man, that called another a liar, in
saloon Tuesday, will do so again with
out first sizing up his man.
Some thief entered the residence of
Albert Doy'e, on the east side, Wednes-
day evening and stole good suit of
clothes belonging to Albert.
Among the estimates presented to Con-
gress Monday for harbor improvements
ChebOygan was down for $4,000. 1t is
to be hoped that we may get it.
Mr.. Louck's opened up his new bowl
ing alley last Tuesday and now all who
delight in bowling the balls and having
'em. "set mp again" can do so to their
hearts content,
The cOrnet band is fast getting into
good working order again, having lately
taken in some new members and are to
get some new instruments i'm addition
to the valuable ones they now possess.
The social Of the M. f. church society
will be held at Mrs. M. B. Champions
next Wednesday evening and a very
pleasant evenings enjoyment is prom
ised. Among other things an old fashion
ed "candy pull" is promised.
Notwithstanding that there are al
ready over two thousand freight car
couplers patented Cheboygan man
now comes forward with new one
which he claims that for utility sur
passes anything yet invented.
Henry Errett has the tug j. w. Ben
nett loaded with supplies for a camp he
intends running this winter, down the
shore, near the Ocqueoc river, for the
purpose Of getting out cedar and making
pine timber for bridge or building pur-
poses.
A meeting of persons interested in the
M. E. Sabbath school was held Tuesday
day evening, and it was decided not to
have Christmas tree, but instead, to
have literary and other pleasing exer-
cises at the church, on Christmas eve.
The Cheboygan County Teachers As
ISOLATION will hold their next regular
session Monday, Dec. 26th, inst. In the
evening free literary and musical en-
tertainment will be given and very in
teresting and instructive programme is
promised.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will give social at the residence or Mr..
Geo. N. Case next Thursday evening, at
which time variety of articles, suita-
BILE for Christmas presents, etc., will be
sold very cheap. good time may be
expected and all are cordially invited.
Services at the Congregational church
tomorrow, morning and evening. Rev.
A. II. LOwrie, who filled the pulpit so
acceptably last Sabbath, will again
preach. He is very pleasant speaker
and both sermons last sunday were list
ened to with deep interest by those in
attendance. All are cordially invited.
Carleton Bros. have sold all the brick
they manufactured this season, Thomp-
son Smith being the purchaser. All who
have examined their brick say they are
of an unusual good quality and they ex-
pect that what they turn out in the fu-
ture will be of even superior quality
to these. They are making arrange
ments to manufacture brick on much
more extensive scale next season in