Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-22
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %. 1881.

The Flora arrived up yesterday fore
noon and called going down last night.
The tug Metamora and barges ar
rived Thursday, after timber for King
ston.
Tine schooner Collingwood arrived
this morning and is loading posts at the
elevator.
The City of Concord, formerly one of
the N. T. steamers, was in port Thurs
day morning.
The steamer Saginaw arrived up
Wednesday forenoon having been delay
ed by Mondays blow.
The steamer Pearl arrived up Thurs
day night andwas in bound down yes
terday forenoon.
The schooner D. R. Martin arrived
this morning and is loading lumber
from G. w. Bell.
The schooner Magill arrived yester-
day afternoon and is loading at the Che
bOygan Lumber Co.'S dock.
The schooner Geo. Steel arrived
yesterday afternoon and is loading for
the Cheboygan Lumber Co.
The propeller Lake Erie arrived
early Wednesday smOrning having had
her broken machinery repaired.
The schooner North Cape arrived
Wednesday forenoon, loaded lumber from
Geo. w. Rell and cleared yesterday for
Chicago.
The steamer PridgeOn run back from
near Rogers City last Monday morning
and took refuge at Duncan City until
the storm abated.
The propeller Lawrence arrived last
evening and is loading lumber for Nc
Arthur, Smith & Co.'S Chicago yard. She
will leave this evening.
The steamer Champlain arrived
Tuesday night, loaded lumber Wednes-
day from Macarthur, Smith & Co. and
left that evening for Chicago.
The Algomah, the railroad ferry
boat has made several trips between this
place and st. Ignace this week. Tues
day she took the lighter for transferring
cars over to have the tracks laid on it.
The Nashua arrived up Monday
morning about four O'clock. About ten
miles off of Oscoda her wheel struck a
log and broke off two buckets. She call
ed in in the afternoon and remained in
port until Tuesday morning on account
of the severe northeaster blowing.
The schooner Barbarian, with car
go of bark from Georgian bay got her
center board damned Saturday and stuck
on the point. The captain came in Sun
day to report and got Amiot to go out
and he succeeded in getting the board
down after couple of hours work.
The schooner W. S. Crosthwaite was
lowed overthrow the Schneaux Tuesday
afternoon by the tug Pendell and
completed her cargo with cedar ties for
Buffalo. She took on about 100000 feet
of lumber at Prentiss bay, was lowed to
the Schneaux when she got some ties
and then to thisi port where she will
complied her cargo and left last even
ing.
The schOonerlOliver Mitchell, with
coal for Chicago, run aground just above
Little island Monday night about ten
o'clock running out two feet forward.
Tuesday the Cuyler took out lighter
and after taking off 100 tons or so of the
coal she and the Hayden succeeded in
getting her into the harbor and the coal
was reloaded Wednesday and she left
that evening. .,.
The Keweenaw arrived Sunday fore
noon. While coming in the river she
picked up log in her wheel and carried
it up, the end going through the deck
and badly demOraliZed one room. The
Bradley tOwed her up to the dock. The
accident did not delay her. She passed
down Sunday night without calling in,
but Monday morning she came in again
having run back from near Rogers City
on account of rough weather. She re-
manned in port until Tuesday morning.
A full line of suitings at H. j. Miners.
Go to Nelson &sBullen's for Black Cash
imere.
Mrs. M. B. Champion, at her MILL
merry STORE makes q SneciaItv of chaan