Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-25
Bankers Daughter at Town Hall, Mon


We neglected to call attention to the
new advertisement Of H. Chambers last
week, but we suppose everybody read it
all the same.
ThurlOw Weed, who recently opened a
general store in Pattersonville, we are
pleased to learn is doing a good bust
ness, which is as it should be.
J. S. Douglass has been appointed
DEPUTY county surveyor. This will be
very great CONVENIENCE to those residing
in or near the village who need the SER
vices of surveyor.
An unusually good time was enjoyed
by those who attended the social given
by the ladies of the M. E. congregation
at the residence of Mrs. Hamilton, last
Wednesday evening.
The contract made by the Board Of
water commissioners with Mr.. Walker
for two pumps the particulars of which
was given last week, was ratified by the
village council Tuesday night.
A white and black bear paraded the
streets several days during the week
much to the amusement of the small
boys. The bears have been so long in
the business that they know their tricks
we'll.
Capt James Bennett, late master Of
the tug j. W. Bennett, will sail the tug
johnson. of Sandusky, Ohio, and tow
barges. VIM. FelIs formerly engineer
on the tug W. s. Carkin is to be his en-
ginaer.
Prof. Ii. Box Brown gave slight-Of-
hand, legerdemain, animal magnetism.
electro biology. etc, entertainment at
the Town Hall last night to pretty
good sized crowd. He goes from here to
st. Ignace.
The Lotus Clubs dance last Tuesday
night was the last before Lent, but so
enjoyable have they been that the mem
bers could not think of giving them up
entirely so decided to have them every
other week during Lent.
1t is rumOred in Detroit that one of
the fast steamers owned by the Detroit
and Cleveland steamboat Company will
run the coming season between Detroit
and st. Ignace calling at Cheboygan and
Mackinac and make two trips per week.
Wednesday last Mrs. M. Chandler re-
ceived a telegram stating that her broth
err, Morris Shaw, was very ill Of pneu-
mOnia, at Ann Arbor where he was at
tending school. She left on the Thurs
day mornings train to go and care for
him.
We understand that L. P. Trempe, of
the Sault, is negotiating for the pur-
chase of the steamer Gazells to run in
connection with the st. Marie. The
statement published that he had pur-
chased the Grace Grummond is not true.
as yet at least.
Railroad mail service is announced Oh
and after February 25th from st. Ignace
to Marquette six times week and at the
intermediate stations of No. Kilns, Mo-
ran, Palms, No. 2Kilns, Trout Lake, Hen
drie,J JUNCTION, Seny, briggs, Jeromeville,
Munising, Au Train, Rock River, Onota,
Dart, Whitefeld, Sand River, and Harvey.
The Standard Comedy company, which
is well spoken of by the state press, will
commence an engagement at the Town
Hall next Monday evening with the play
entitled. Bankers daughter, andfor Tues
day evening, Hazel Kirke is announced.
They will probably remain two nights
longer If they meet with sufficient en-
enlargement the first two nights. Miss
Genevieve +. Sawtelle and Miss Elma
Cornell are the leading ladies Of the
troupe.
Last Saturday evening as Mr.. Henry
DeGOwin was returning from Duncan
City man stopped his horse by seizing
him by the bits and sta rted for the sleigh.
Mr.. DeGowin got out of the sleigh
on the opposite side and started around
the horse to meet the man. When they
met the stranger attempted to seize Mr..
ID. by the throat and said "nOw I've got
you" That was when he made a mis-
take for Mr.. ID. hit him blow between
the eyes and gave him kick at the
same time which landed him in the
ditch and would have secured worse pun
ishment only for the fact that the horse
had not stopped and he was obliged
to go on to catch him. Mr.. DsGOwin
does not know what motive the man had
In attacking him, whether it was for
robbery or that he made mistake and
attacked the wrong man.
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