Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-15


WetmOre & Paddock next week.
The foundation for MOlOny's beer Gel
lar and ice house is about completed.
A large number of Canadians have
come over to this place lately looking
for work in the lumber woods.
If you want life like and nicely
finished photograph taken, call on
Davidson before he leaves here.
See the change in Macarthur, Smith &
Co.'S advertisement this week. They give
some special bargains in their line.
Sheriff Mute has purchased DOdge's
point, on Mullet lake, including all the
land between the road and the lake.
The business rooms in Kessler's new
block are about completed, being pro-
vided with neat shelving and counters.
VIM. McEachran, proprietor of the
Star blacksmith shop, has something of
interest to say to all wishing anything
in his line. See ad elsewhere.
Arthur Gallagher rejOices in the posses
sion of 94 pound girl baby, born Tues
day. Grandfather Bouchard, of the Van
Raalte is also much pleased over the event
Two or three families came in on the
Northern Queen yesterday that are 60
ing to locate at Manistique. They will
take the Van Raalte for that place on
her next trip.
The mason work on the Bennett block
is about completed and the building
presents quite an imposing appearance
and is credit to the owners as we'll as
to our village.
Thompson Smith received twenty one
horses from COllingwOOd on the Northern
Queen yesterday afternoon. One was a
driving horse and the other twenty for
the lumber woods.
Last Monday Vim. CransOn with his
house moving apparatus went to Macki-
nae City to remove the building from
the dock at that place preparatory to
building the railroad dock.
Governor Jerome has appointed Ex-
Governor Blair as regent of the univer-
sity to serve the unexpired term of Re-
gent Clinic who has resigned to become
superintendent of the library building.
The dredge is at work filling in the
river front of the railroad dock. The
foundation Of fba xyo rabouoa boya boon
capped and the work of framing and
putting up the warehouse will be pushed
rapidly.
We have received from H. H. Warner
& Co., of Rochester, N. Y, safe kidney
and liver cure manufacturers, hand
s)me, large, cOlored Autograph of the
late president Garfield and cabinet
1t is a fine picture and we'll worth pre-
servation.
Last Sunday small spaniel belong
ing to Allan Smith got carried over the
shoot at the dam. Mr.. Smith said he
thought the dog was gOner but he
came to the surface some distance below
the dam and made for shore, none the
worse for the trip.
The foundation for the water tank
near the depot, is ready and the tank
building is being put up. The FONDA.
ton is good sold one, consisting OF
twelve stone pillars built upon fOunda.
ton of plank six inches thick and the
full size of the building.
The ChebOygan gun club have recently
added some new members to their mum
bers, who are thought to be valuable
acquisitions. Two or three afternoons
this week have been set for practice
shooting balls from trap, but it has rained
eviry time and spoiled the sport. There
is some talk of match with the PetOs.
key club.
The citizens of Duncan township have
got tired Of having their cOmmunica-
tions with town shut off by the con-
demned bridge at JnO. f. McDonalds,
and we understand the first of the week
took down the rails that put an embar-
go to travel over the bridge and have
been driving and riding over it since
We presume they do it at their own risk
Temple Lodge /. 0. o. f. of this
village have been invited to visit Manis
tique, with lodges from Escanaba, Green
Bay and Fayette to be present at the
organization of a lodge of that order
Quite number of the Cheboygan lodge