Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-04-23
Weather Report for the Week ending
Thursday Evening April Fl, 1881.

N. B.-The above observations are
taken at sunrise i'm the morning, at noon
and at sunset in the evening.
Swallows have put in their appearance
The buzz of the saw mills is again in
the land.
Brown q Frazer's new law office is cut
on the bias, so as to fit the lot.
Frank Todd, at the Peerless, has 9
nice lot of oranges and lemons for sale
j. ]. Cueny has arranged to have a lot
to ChebOygan by rail to Detroit and from
there by boat.
August HOurtiene is going to erect 6
building, 20 by SO feet just south of the
Peerless restf uraDt, for saddle ant
harness shop.
The frost has injured Kesseler's fOun
datiOn for his brick block that it is fear
ed the greater part will have to be taken
down and rebuilt.
| VIM. B. Ellis, at the extract works, cut
and put up his ice the latter part of last
week, off of Mullet lake. 1t was rs inches
thick and perfectly solid.
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work running cedar posts down the river
and booming them just above his eleva
tor for loading them on vessels.
We understand our contemporary will
move in to the building now occupied by
ROllO & Hitchcock as banking Office
| just as soon as the bank moves to the
new building.
Prof. Sweet will have no dancing school
next week, the Odd Fellows having en-
gagged the hall for their anniversary
party on Tuesday evening. which is the
regular evening for his school.
The Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad
officials say they will have their road
complete to the straits by the time the
Jackson, Lansing e Saginaw road reach
es that point.
We learn from the Pressure Isle Adj
vance that the village board of Rogers
City is talking of purchasing steam
fire engine and hose to protect the pro-
perry of the citizens from fire.
w. H. Scott, the merchant tailor, has
just received fine line of the latest
styles of summer suitings which he will
every time. Call and see him.
The team bringing the mail from Pc
tOskey yesterday gave out and one of +
nj. SammOn's teams went out to meet
it and bring in the mail and it did not
reach the pOstOffice until midnight.
The evening News says the Pearl will
leave Detroit next Tuesday evening for
ChebOygan. When she will reach Che
bOygan is another question. After May
lst the Nashua will join her on the
route.
A new millinery establishment will
occupy DR.. PERKINS, present stand as
soon as his new building is completed
and he can get moved. hence VIM. Lang
maid will not occupy it as a shoe shop
AS stated i'm the TRIBUNE, some weeks
since, Alex. Mcdonald is going to put
up building just south of DR.. Perrin's
present stand for Mt. Langmaid.
The anniversary party to be given
next Tuesday evening by Temple lodge
No. 331, |. O. o. F. promises to be one of
the most enjoyable affairs yet given by
this popular society. The committees
have been busy looking after the details
and the arrangements are as near perfect
as can be. The programme is varied
and cannot fail to please those who
enjoy dancing.
We have been informed that two gen.
tlemen from Ohio, who are practical
brick makers of large experience, re
expected in the village daily. They are
coming for the purpose of Investigating
the clay in this vicinity as to quality fol
brick making and pottery and if they can
secure convenient location, to com.
mence at once the preparation for manu-.
featuring upon an extensive scale, cal.
culating, we understand, to employ q
force of from 30 to 40 men. We are
satisfied that the clay here will be found
all that could be desired and have nc
doubt they could find sale for all they
could make.
The special school meeting of District
No. 1, township of Benton, called al
the request of twelve legal voters of the
district was held at the school house last
Monday evening but was very SHINY at.
tended. Of the deeply interested twelve
who petitioned for the meeting, only one
was present, and only ten persons, in.
GLIDING four of the school board. were
present. Judging from the interest
taken in this meeting person would
naturally think that educational mat
tiers in the district did not attract much
attention. 1t was voted to change the
time of holding the annual meeting
from the first Monday in September to
the second Monday in July.
The Board of Health has passed reso-
luton requiring owners or occupants OF
property in the village to remove all
garbage and stagnant water upon their
premises and disinfect their privys, out.
houses &c. j. P. Sutton was appointed
committee to see that the resolution
was carried into effect. This is some
thing that should be attended to at the
earliest possible time. The disappear
ing snow reveals a vast amount of filth
that was allowed to accumulate durino
the winter and aside from being
unsightly it is likly to breed infe tioT,
unless removed. 1t is to the interest of
every person that the resolution should
be complied with, and without delay.
The officials are making it interesting
for the deer catchers. Last Saturday
Hiram HingbOugh, from near Sturgis,
and James johnson were brought before
Justice Sutton and fined for TRANSPORT
ing wild deer. The first of this week VIM
GaiuOr, John 0'Leary, gilbert Lafrinier
and Peter Chimeley plead guilty to a
charge of catching deer and were let off
on suspended sentence upon paying
costs. P. III. Mcdonald was also arrested
and is going to stand trial. In Justice
to these gentlemen it should be said that
they were ignorant of violating the law
1t is safe to say they will not indulge
in any more deer catching ont of season
These prosecutions, and others to follow
will probably put stop to the unlawful
slaughter in this section,
The parties who circulated the report
that the Palace Bakery was out of fioul
u,icfoEop oIco fhof xuora cx1nDlx,