Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-09-17
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SCHOOL dlStrlcC NO. D, OI INVERNESS mas
engaged Prof. Brownsberger and wife,
formerly of Battle Creek college. to take
charge of the school in that district.
Last week Capt. Bob Holland piloted a
party up to Black lake fishing. They
returned Saturday with Wagon load
of bass, quite number of them weigh
ing six pounds each.
They are talking about establishing
hat factory in Cheboygan to furnish the
big-headed editor Of the Democrat with
tiles of sufficient size to cover his i'm
mense cranium.-Alpena Pioneer.
Thomas Mclaughlin received some
pretty severe injuries about his should
ers and arms, Thursday afternoon at the
Duncan mills. He was trying to put
belt on pulley, and while thus engaged
fell considerable distance.
The school board of District No. /,
township of Benton, met last Monday
evening at the Office of Geo. w. Bell and
audited and allowed number of ac-
counts, for materials and repairs on the
school building and premises.
O. NJ. Clement of Colon, Mich, has
leased the new brick store built by
Daniel Williams for term of years and
will open out the first of next week
fine stock of boots and shoes. Mr.. Will
liams has been in the village this week
looking after the completion of the build
ing.
S. H. Davis & Co.. extensive fish deal
ers of Detroit have been making some
large catches of fish this week near
Rogers City. Wednesday their lift
amounted to 800 pounds of trout and
Thursday $500 pounds, caught in 10
gill nets. The fish are packed in ice and
shipped fresh to Detroit.
Manv of our citizens will remember
the Tennessee Jubilee singers who ap-
peared in our village some four years
since in the Spencer House hall and the
favorable impression they made at that
time. They are announced for one en-
tertainment next Tuesday evening at
the Town Hall. Among the names of the
performers we notice nealy all of those
who created so favorable impression
during their former visit. Tickets with
reserved seats for sale at the Central
drug store.
m n fn fAt,,
porary Messrs. Carleton Bros. are
splicing their river front for dock
at their brick yard. We dOnt't believe
it. Some one stopped over, that's ALL
Democrat. Will some one be kind enough
to-disclose what brains is trying to get
at? If he would devote few minutes
to examining Webster he would find that
spite is defined as "a stake driven into
the ground to protect bank, form
wharfs &C." just what Carleton Brothers
propose doing. But what did Webster
know compared to "twO story addition
and mansard roof"
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Geo. K. Frost ESQ.,, and Miss Mary L
Bailey, daughter of DR.. Bailey. The
ceremony will take place Thursday after
noon at four o'clock at the Episcopal
church. After the ceremony, a reception
at the residence of Levi Gray, grandfather
of Miss Bailey, will be given to the i'm
mediate relatives of the couple and that
evening they will leave on the Fountain
City for brief bridal tour. We give this
information to relieve the Overburdened
mind of the editor of our cotemporary
who has been so greatly worried over
the affairs of this couple for some time
past.
Smith & Adams contracted Thursday
with the Excelsior Dry Kiln company, of
Chicago, for the erection of one of their
patent dry kilns. The building will be
18x68 feet and will have capacity for
drying 10000 feet of lumber, green from
from the saw, in eight days. The lum-
Der is loaded on cars and run in at one
end and is taken out at the other, and
the kiln will be so arranged that after it
gets into operation 5000 feet of dry
lumber can be taken out each working
day. The kiln is to be erected at once
and will cost about $1,000, of which
amount the Dry Kiln company get ST.
500, the planning mill company putting
up the building at their own expense.
Our cotemporaryp pitches into the board
of school examiners this week, claiming
that they understood the board had