Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21
Look out for the new advertisement of
of Isaiah De GOwan, the east side grocer,

Look out for the new advertisement o
of Isaiah De GOwan, the east side grocer
next week.
John GOulden is having the eight fee
sidewalks put down along his premises
at the corner of Main and Third streets
A sturgeon weighing 100 lbs wa
speared. yesterday just below the dam
The boys thinking they had caught ;
whale.
The readers of the TRIBUNE should no
fail to notice the new advertisement O
| Nelson & Bullen. 1t tells the Who'll,
story and if You do not believe it call a
the store and see for yourself.
Tomorrow will be the closing Sab
| bath of Rev. Chas A. Marsh first pastor
ate year at the Congregational church
| Mr.. Marsh has been an earnest and hare
worker since he assumed the pastOrate o.
the church and much has been accOmp
lished through his efforts.
Wildman & Peck comedy company
ChebOygan fav0rites, play at PetOskey
next week. The press wherever they
have filled an engagement, all speak in
the highest terms of praise of the com
pany and wherever they have played
they have been greeted by full houses
nightly.
Capt. BOuchard, of the Van Raalte, in
forms, US that citizens of Masistique have
formed a stock company for the purpose
of purchasing or building a small
steamer to run on their inland lakes and
rivers, among the most beautiful i'm the
state, for the accommodation of tourists
and pleasure seekers.
The ladies of the Episcopalian church
give social at the residence of the
Misses BOckes on Monday evening May
23d Messrs. Fax and Lent have kindly
volunteered to sing and Mr.. James j
Brown, to read. Refreshments will be
served and most enjoyable time may
be expected. All are cordially invited.
Under the new school law, which will
take effect July 1st, no one will be a
qualified voter at school meeting unless
he or she has some immediate interest
in the school either by being a Taxpayer
in the district or by being the parent OF
legal guardian of one or more children
included in the school census of the
district.
d. Feeny is building slab dock, on the
Ross property on the east side of the river
for lumber dock, 1t commences Just,
above the dock of the ChebOygan Lum-
ber company and will be continued up
the river the full extent of the land
owned by Mr.. Ross, just as soon as the
Feeny says he will have as good lum-
Der dock as is on the river.
One hundred and eighty men and thir-
ty teams were on hand at the bee last
Saturday at HarbOr Springs to help
grade the B. v, l.. L. & NJ. r. r. through
that village. The Independent annOun-
ces another bee for to-day when it is says
a still larger force is expected to be en-
gagged in the good work. The ladies are
doing their share by furnishing abund-
ant viands for the labOrers.
The concert by MeSsrs. Fax and Lent,
assisted by some of four;hOme talent, was
a very successful affair both as to the
quality of the entertainment and finan-
cial result. The accomplishments of
these gentlemen in the musical line, had
become SO well known, that it was no
surprise to see the house well filled. The
programme was an excellent one and it's
rendition gave the most unbOunded sat-
isfactiOn.
The contest between President Gar
field and Senator CUnkling, of New York,
which has been waging for some time
over the nomination of Robertson as col
lectOr for the port of New York culminat-
ed last Monday in both of the New York
Senators, COnkling and Platt, resigning
their Office. This would indicate that
COnkling saw defeat ahead and as last
resort resigned in the hope that the
Legislature of New York would endorse
him by reelection and through this en-
able him to bring the influence of such an
endorsement to aid him in his fight. We
think he made mistake and showed
anything but proper spirit under the
circumstances.