Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-09
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pressly for us.
The Detroit Evening News says the
Marquette and Mackinaw land company
talk of building fine hotel at st
Ignace.
Capt. Kitchin of the tug Pendell go
knocked off the tug Thursday while com
ing out of the locks. He says it was
quite damp where he struck.
One of the horses engaged in hosting
rails out of the schooner VIM. Home gave
out last Tuesday forenoon from the
effects of the heat.
Last Tuesday Capt Bouchard, brought
on the Van Raalte the body of of child
of Joseph Lapinpe's from Scots Point
to Mackinac for burial.
ROllo and Hitchcock put up some new
curtains this week at the windows of the
bank, which not only add to the comfort
of the banking Office, but very much to
the appearance of the front.
Governor Jerome has appointed Hon.
Jacob Walton agent of the State Board
of Correction and Charities for Cheboy-
gan county. All will agree that it is an
excellent selection.
We are under obligations to W. w.
StrOhn for copy of an extra issued by
the Washington Evening Critic last
Saturday, giving full particulars of
the attempted assassination of President
Garfield.
jim. Perry, manufactured all his stock
of logs into shingles and was compelled
to shut down for want of stock. He is
trying to purchase more logs and hopes
to secure sufficient quantity to keep
his mill running the most of the season.
John Smith brought down some of the
handsOmest Strawberries to DR.. T. A.
Perrin that we have seen. They were
of the Crystal City variety, and twenty
six. berries filled quart measure and
one berry in the lot measured 81 inches
in circumference.
At the ordination of Rev. l.. G. Rogers,
rector of St. James Episcopal church of
this village, by Bishop Harris, at Detroit,
the candidate was presented by his ven
cradle father, the Rev. Lewis L. Rogers,
of FentOn who also preached the ordina-
ton sermon.
Joseph Pellenz. has sold twenty one
wagons of his own manufacture this
spring. When it is considered that
spring did not light in this section until
the first Of May, we think all will con-
cede Mr.. Pellenz has had good trade in
his line. He has turned out consider
able other work during the same time
DR.. Bowes has purchased business
lot of Philip Bries, on Main street just
north of the Grand Central hotel. A
gentleman from SchOOlcraft is trying to
induce him to build two story building
and rent to him, to be occupied as dry
goods and grocery store. The doctor has
not yet fully decided whether to build or
not. The location would be an excellent
one for business.
DR.. w. w. BOwes is in receipt of let
ter from the surgeon in charge of the
northern division of the M. G. railroad,
the Jackson, Lansing &Saginaw, asking
him if he would accept the position of
surgeon of new division to be formed,
with head quarters at Cheboygan. The
Doctor, in reply, signified his willingness
to acceptthe position should he be
favored with the appointment.
Messrs. Humphrey, Perrin and Kitchen
owners of the Benton mine, New Mexico,
adjoining the IvanhOe, which recently
sold for $64 900 cash, have decided to sink
a shaft in the mine down to depth of
thirty feet and have an array made Of
what is taken out. They have. already
had it sunk ten feet and struck quartz,
with every indication of rich results.
Nelson Updegroye says it is equally as
promising as was the Ivanhoe, at the
same stage of development, and feel con
fdent that it will prove bonanza to the
owners.
day or two before the 4th man who
had been working on the D. M. & NJ, rail
road extension for Jno. ID. Mcdonald,
about two weeks, came down to the Point
and represented himself as another man
who had been at work about three
months, and drew his pay accordingly.