Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-25
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1882.

RindskOff Bros, OF the Star Clothing
House received large addition to their
stock this week.
Prof. Sweet will continue to give his
dancing lessons and his social hop every
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Rollo has transferred his fire and
marine insurance business to W. II.
Daniels. 1t is in good hands.
The new Wertheimer building to be
occupied by Paul Baker as restaurant
is fast approaching completion.
Some of our young folks got up
dance at the Spencer House last Monday
evening which was well attended.
Tuesday night the train did not ar
rive until about nine o'clock. The de-
lay was caused by the heavy snow storm.
Chas. Mute was down from his lum-
Der camp Thursday, and reported having
100000 feet of logs already banked.
The Michigan Central pay car was
here Tuesday night and made the boys
happy. 1t went back Wednesday morn
ing.
ii. j. Miner has recently added a fine
show case and rearranged his clothing,
thereby much improving the appear
ance Of his store.
The railway mail service on the d. NJ.
81 nj. r. II. will probably end all trouble
our friends across the straits have in Sc
curing their mail promptly.
lie. DeGowin, the east side grocer,
has something to say in our advertising
column this week that will interest all
wanting groceries.
Prof. Chamberlin announces in an
other column that he will give instruc-
lions in vocal and instrumental music.
He is well recommended as musician.
A.W. Rush the architect and builder
of Lowell, Mich, who was here looking
over the town few weeks since, writes
us that he expects to arrive here about
the first of April.
The first winter term of court held i'm
Mackinac county commenced this week
Tuesday. There is quite large calen-
dar and it is likely that the court will
be in session two weeks or more.
Joe Miller, the young man who tried
to play sharp game on the firemen at
their ball last week, had his trial before
Justice Fife Monday and was fined SIS
and costs amounting to $25. A pretty
costly experiment for him.
The extreme warm weather last week
had the effect of sending great many
men out of the woods. The change has
had the effect of sending them back
again, and the starting up of numbering
operations with renewed vigor.
Washington's birth day was not OBJ
served here to any very alarming ex-
tent. The only emblem shown was the
stars and stripes over the TRIBUNE Office
and that caused 80 many questions to be
asked that we concluded that nearly
every one in town came from Canada.
The new building which Mr.. Patter-
son c0ntemplates erecting will have AZ
feet front on Main street by 70 feet deep,
thus making two fine store rooms with
wide stairway entrance to the second
story. Mr.. Patterson has not decided
positively whether he will put the third
story on or not.
The Pressure Isle Advance says that
surveyors have been in that county for
some weeks past estimating the cost Of
construction in extending the shore
railroad to the straits. The road is
bound to come through and the sooner
it comes the better it will be for the
prosperity of Northern Michigan.
W. E. Warmer has purchased of C. S.
Fisher two thirds Of the steamer Kewee-
nav, and is having new main deck
put on her. He will also have q new
captain command her, Capt. Chamber
lain. We are satisfied from an acquaint-
ance of several years with Capt. Cham
berlain that he will form many friends
on his new route.
Major Clarke of the SchoOlcraft County
Pioneer rises up and meekly asks that
SchOolcraft county have the privilege of
presenting the next candidate to the
state Legislature. Now Major, we have
not the slightest objection. We think
that YOU would look well among the law
makers, but how can you think of so
lowering the dignity Of the profession.