Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-30


sold in Cheboygan.
Smith & Adams are getting up the
large tanks for the Northern Brewing
Company's new brewery.
We are indebted to Varnum b. Coch-
ran, superintendent of public instruc-
ton, for copy of his annual report for
1881.
little son of Capt. Bouchard met
with quite serious accident last Thurs
day, resulting in the breaking of his
left arm.
G.. r. Smith, with party of friends,
left on the Mary Thursday morning for
season of fishing and hunting at the
Schneaux.
MOllie Harris took first money in the
2:3O race at East Saginaw yesterday,
mining in three straight heats. Time
2:39; 1854; 1854.
The pile driver commenced driving
piles Thursday along the river above
Blake's foundry to protect the Main
street bank from being washed away.
Remember the Republican caucus at
the town hall this evening, to elect del
egates to the county convention, to lie
held at the same place Tuesday after
noon of next week.
The Mary is going to take the place of
the Algomah for a week or ten days
while the latter. goes to Detroit and goes
into dry deck to prepare for the winters
campaign with the ice.
The ladies of st. James Episcopal
church in this place, will give "sOap
bubble" social on Thursday evening,
Oct. 9Th at the residence of Mr.. j. j.
Brown. Come ali, and have your share
of the fun.
P. NJ. LathrOp with crew of men,
lumber, camp equipage and supplies,
left Saturday night for Drummond's ISL
and, to tuild camps and get ready for
extensive operations in cedar the COM
ing winter.
A. P. McKinnon started Thursday
morning with full crew of men. horses
and camp equippage for his camp in
town 32, north range, east for the pur-
pose of getting out square timber the
coming winter.
A bulk head in the schooner Young
America, unloading coal at Baker &
Sons dock, gave way this morning and
caught one of the coal shOvelers in
the hold, giving him bad squeeze but
breaking no bones.
Remember if you expect to vote at the
coming election it will be necessary to
hand your name to the township clerk
or attend the meeting Of the board Of
registration of your township and have
your name registered.
We notice some of our exchanges in
this representative district in their an
nOuncement of Watts s, Humphrey as
the Republican candidate get the in
the last syllable of his name before the
I, when it should follow. Humphrey is
correct.
WIN. Goodwin, of the U. S. Treasury
department, spent THURSDAY in the vii
lage looking after the various crafts in
port to see If they kept their seamah's
time book in correct shape. He dropped
down in Chicago and Milwaukee week
or so since and created quite commo-
ton among vessel men, finding quite
a number delinquent and enforcing the
penalty. He found them all straight at
this port. He left Thursday evening for
Marquette and other Lake Superior
ports.
H. II. Hatch, the Republican candi-
date for Congress from this district, will
address our citizens on the political is
sues at the Town Hall, Friday evening
of next week. We would ask our
citizens, and especially the workingmen
to turn out and see what kind Of a man
the Republicans of the district present
as their candidate for Congress, the man
whose nomination was announced by
our cotemporary as food for reflection for
workingmen. Turn out and hear him,
it will do you good.
Election matters are beginning to ex.
cite considerable interest in the county,
and different candidates to come before
the nominating conventions have been
as smiling as possible, and quite dill.
gent in cultivating acquaintance. The