Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-09-30
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. 1882.

just as reminder that winter was ap-
preaching.
We are in receipt of the Manistee
Evening Herald, new daily paper pub
lished by ]. A. Brewer & Co. 1t is a
neat 16-cOlumn folio, Independent in
politics.
Rev. A. W. Westgate, who filled the
pulpit of the Congregational church so
acceptably last Sabbath, will occupy the
same pulpit tomorrow, morning and
evening.
In the $40 race at Saginaw Thursday,
in which Nellie O'Ccnnel, owned by S.
LeGault, was interested, Mary c., of Al
psna, was the winner in three straight
heats; best time 1888.
The lumber piles on the dock at the
foot of Main street, which Obstructed the
view of the straits from that street.
have been removed, and the passing of
crafts can be seen as of yOre.
The engine for Erratt & Spiller, for
sinking the artesian we'll for the water
works, was landed by the Fountain City
yesterday morning. 1t is relic of Oil
City, Pa, being built in that burg in Its
palmy days.
The work of repairing defective places
in the water mains has been progressing
this week. 1t seems to be the intention
to make sure thing of the job this
time, as great care is being taken in do
ing the work.
The Fountain City landed some ma
chinery for Macarthur, Smith & Co.'s
grist mill yesterday morning. 1t is to be
placed in their present mill, but is in
tended eventually for the new mill they
are going to build.
sewer is being put in on Nelson St.,
running from the river back. 1t has
long been needed, and it is to be hoped
that attention will be paid to other por-
tiOns of the village in which the need
of proper sewerage is badly felt.
We acknowledge the receipt of hand
some illustrated pamphlet, issued by
the st. Clair Mineral Spring Co., setting
forth the advantages to be derived and
enjoyed at the springs. 1t contains 81
so number of illustrations of promi-
nent buildings and residences in St.
Clair.
In the three minute race at the North
eastern fair at Saginaw, Wednesday,
Mollie Harris, owned by W. S. Hum
phrey of this village, took first money in
three straight heats. Time, 2:444, 2:35,
23oA. The Bay City Tribune says: "She
isa true animal, and does her work
handsomely"
We would call attention to the adver-
tisement of A. w. Westgate 81 Sons, the
new firm which has recently opened up
an extensive stock of boots and shoes
in the south room Of Paquett's new
building. Their stock is entirely new
and selected with special regard to
meeting the wants of all classes
They have come to stay, and intend by
keeping good goods and fair dealing ia
merit share of the patronage of our
citizens.
We understand the members of the
ChebOygan base ball club have about de-
cided that they have no desire to meet
the "Eurekas" on the green. The boys
of the latter club are aching for little
sport. and were in hopes that the Che.
bOygan club would meet them and afford
them chance for little amusement
They notified them that they were ready
to play them any fine day, but can gel
no satisfaction, and it looks as If the
much talked of game was off.
Last Sunday evening while FREQ
Baker, in company with a young LADY
was walking up Main street, drunken
POlander came rushing out of saloon
and struck at them with club, the blow
striking Mr.. Baker glancing hit on the
head and striking the young lady with
suchlforce as to knock her down. Monda!
the assailant was arrested and fined $2i
and costs. 1t seems he had been en-
gagged in row inside of the saloon, ant
getting the worst Of it, rushed out, and
In his blind fury struck at the first per-
fons he met.
Our contemporary, while protesting t.
know all about the inside workings il
the Republican party in this county
seems to be all at sea in regard to mat
tiers within their own party and indefi