Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-06-24
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
( SATURDAY. JUNE "a, 1882.


some "type lice" this week. He wont do
so again.
Rev. II. A. Conrad will hold church
services regularly at Duncan, Sunday
afternoons at three o'clock.
: Carpenters are busy fixing up some
stalls for horses. at the driving park.
they have always been needed.
Charles Buchanan is the happiest man
on Mullet lake. The reason is that he
has bran new baby girl at his house.
Life insurance agents and mosquitoes
are getting thick. 1t is hard telling
which are the most indefatigable bores.
Several houses in town have received
new coat of paint lately. Such things
help the appearance of town very
much.
w. L. Barr is busy this week taking
the census of births and deaths for the
present fiscal year, and also the crop re-
ports.
Mr.. Perry has new adj. for his foun-
dry and machine shop this week, which
should be read by all who are interested
in that kind of work.
Capt. Wilson informs us that he will
run his steamer between this place and
Duncan on the Fourth. Fare for the
round trip will be only 25 cents.
Mr.. Fitzmaurice has finished his tenn
perance work In st. Ignace, and next
week goes to Manistiqus. He was very
sick over there and only had chance to
hold two meetings.
Picking potatOe bugs is the occupation
gOf many of our gardeners nowadays.
1.-The poor insects have been setting on
the fence, waiting for the vines to put in
an appearance, for some time.
The Detroit dailies have been looked
4 { anxiously this week as they have
Published full particulars of the great
Whit}a murder trial. At presentit looks
as if Peoples is guilty Of the murder.
The military base bail club at the
Island cannot get leave of absence from
their commander to play the game here
che Fourth. They were challenged for
that day, but will play our club at any
time thereafter.
There is very pleasant grove over on
} Bots Blanc island, and one of our local
steamers will commence to run Sunday
o-o,re;ono fbora coop oud uo aIco mn :
derstand that one of our business men
contemplates. opening up a restaurant
there.
The excursion given on the Van Raalte
last Sunday by the Band was not as well
attended as it would have been had the
day not been so stormy. All that did 60,
over an hundred, had good time. In
fact, when Captain Bouchard is around
it can't be otherwise.
DR.. F. H. Bangs, graduate of Home.
pathic Hospital college, OF Cleveland,
and holds certificate of attendance in
medical department in the University of
Michigan, and having references from
some very eminent men, will arrive from
Chicago next week, to locate and COM
Hmence the practice of medicine.
Mr.lFox, the well-known actor, sends
us word that he will be here July 3D. to
commence giving entertainments which
will continue for week. He is too well
known to Cheboygan audiences to need
any special notice from us, and the press
where he has played with his present
company, are loud in their praise OF
them. Full notice will be given later
We regret to learn that Rev. A. II
Lowrie has rendered his resignation as
pastor Of the Congregational church OF
this village. Mr.. Lowrie, during his
brief pastOrate, had proven himself to
be the right man in the right place, and
though he took charge of the church
when everything was in very disorgan.
ized state and met with many discour-
aging circumstances, under his charge
matters were greatly improved and the
outlook for the future was beginning to
assumed very encouraging aspect, and il
began to look as If Mr.. Lowrie would be
able to accomplish good work. What &C.
ton the church will take, at meeting
soon to be called, remains to be seen
If there would be any possibility Of
prevailing upon him to stay we believe
the vote would bes unanimous against
accepting his resignation.