Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-15
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. APRIL Is. 1882.

hio haii hoA1 Veuhcoudy eNeulug.
Reserved seats for the entertainments
are for sale at Kenburg & COOper's.
Boys, get out your fishing tackle, the
fish have commenced to enter the river.
''Ticket-Of-Leave Man" at the Town
Hall Thursday and Friday evenings
next
The ChebOygan Brass band will make
their first appearance for this season
llext week.
Remember the opening of millinery
goods at Miss ElliOts next Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. Robinson, the new Supervisor, will
commence the work of making assess
ments next week.
H. A. Blake has purchased o. S. Clark's
interest in his blacksmith shop and will
thereafter run it himself.
John Becker has been refitting his
saloon. Some of the inscriptions on the
bar glass are certainly original
There are said to be some ducks on In
dian river, between the railroad and the
bridge, at the head of Mullett lake.
II. Chambers states facts in that new
advertisement of his. He says he means
what he says. Make him call anyway.
Attention is called to the notice in
another column that Rapp & Lapres are
the sole agents for the sale of the Excel
siOr Oyeralls.
Prof. Sweets orchestra will enliven
the entertainment at the Town Hall next
Thursday and Friday evenings with
some of their choice music.
There is some talk of having grand
Fourth of July celebration this year
that Yill lay over anything Of the kind
sever before attempted i'm Northern Mich
iigan.
Joseph Rellenz is putting up new
lbuilding on Black River avenue, size
46x65, three stories high, to be used by
him as wagon, blacksmith and paint
shop.
The friends of Rev. L. C. Rogers, resid-
ing at Duncan City, paid him farewell
visit Wednesday evening, and left sub
stantiai token of their regard, in the
shape of a purse containing $25 in gold.
Easter services last Sabbath at the
Episcopal and Catholic churches attract
al In on1:auaas A ba ha
floral offerings were beautiful and much
admired and the services very interest
ing.
The government has appointed DR.. W.
w. BOwes and DIR. A. M. GerOw, of Che
boygan, and DR.. B. B. Beach, of Indian
River, as examining Surgeons for this
district. 1t is needless to say that they
: are good appointments.
Miss Sweet was unable to have her
. opening of millinery goods to-day as ad-
: vertised, on account of not being able to
get the building in time. 1t will take
, place some time next week.
The elegant steamer City of Cleveland
will probably be here on her way up
next Wednesday afterternOOn and If our
citizens want to see fine boat they
4. 'hOuld make her visit. She will stop
at NcArther, Smith & Co.'s dock.
The Odd Fellows were unable to Sc
cure Of Schuyler Colfax for lecture
on their a anniversary. April 26. So it
probably wi u be observed bya quiet sup
per and liter. wy exercises at their hall
for the membt - Of the Order.
We hear rumoi OF stock company
being organized to put In dry dock.
The location talked Of lis IN excellent
one. Experienced lax . CAPTAINS give 1t
as their opinion that th sre is no place
on the whole chain Of lakes where dfy
dock would would pay bettei IMAM ~
ChebOygan.
The Bay City Tribune saws theregular
down freight train Thursday run on the
track atSaganing tearing up considerable
track and demolishing several carsloaded
with lumber. shingles SC. The passen-
ger train had to wait for a train from
Bay City to take the passengers through.
s. Hess, who had charge OF laying
the water pipes here last fall, has boon
appointed street commissioner OF Bay
CITY. Mr.. Hess had decided to locate in
Cheboygan and go into the plumbing
business as soon as the water works
were completed. and his household goods
had arrived by rail when he received no