Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-06-10
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. JUNE 10. 1882.


plank on their dock in front of their
store house.
The timber for Packard's new mill,
up the shore, was towed upby the Cuyler
Wednesday afternoon.
The rainfall last week was pretty
heavy, so much so that the water in the
river was raised considerably.
A challenge from the Physics" a
base ball club at Sand Beach, to play
any club here has been received.
The 10th inst. is the date the Sault
band has settled upon as the time for
their grand excursion to Cheboygan.
The Fourth of July Committee has ex-
tended an invitation to the Manistique
band to be present at our celebration of
that day.
Mcdonald & Cueny, evidently expect
a good hay crop to be gathered this sea-
son, they have received several sulky
hay rakes.
The yacht Peachie left Thursday with
w. S. Humphrey, Geo. B. Macaulay and
others on trout fishing expedition on
the north shore.
The boilers are being in position in
the pump house this week and the
pumping Machinery is expected up the
first of next week.
Mr.. Spencer and lady are now fairly
settled in the old Spencer House, and
entertaining friends and guests as COM
fortably as of yore.
Mr.. French is having cupola put Oh
the Grand Central, and we understand
he is to build quite an extensive addi-
tion to the building soon.
From the amount Of goods landed by
the different boats at this port for our
merchants we would Judge that bust
ness was not very dull with them.
1t is said that the trout streams in
this vicinity are so full of suckers that
the trout have all been driven so far up
the streams as to make them difficult to
get at.
The lawyers are all complaining about
the dizziness of legal business which
would seem to indicate that our citizens
were getting along pretty harmoniously
at present.
Jas. B. Cowley has got his manufacto-
ry for Cronk's celebrated beer to run
ing nicely and he is turning out large
quantities daily. 1t is good healthy
summer drink.
The propeller st. Magnus, the first
large steamer from Montreal to Chicago
since the enlargement of the Weliand
canal, called in Tuesday afternoon, after
coal. on her way to Montreal from Chi
cago with cargo of grail.
One Of Kintz's horses ran away with a
buggy Wednesday night. No damage
done, but number Of people had a
narrow escape. The horse got on the
sidewalk in front Of Cueny's bakery and
run on it down to Third street.
According to our reliable contempt
rary Macarthur, Smith & Co. are building
a road out over the bay from the foot of
Main street. To get within one block Of
the truth is doing pretty well for them.
1t is from the foot of Huron street the
road is being extended.
K. M. & a. j, Wheeler, of Milford, this
state, have rented the store formerly &C.
cupied by Jas. f. MOloney and July first
will open up we'll stocked grocery and
provision store. These gentlemen come
well recommended for business ability
and stirling integrity.
Tuesday evening a young lad had a
narrow escape from drowning at Near
thur. Smith & Co.'S dock. He went to
jump off the Mary while she was moving
and fell off the dock. Fred Roberts
jumped in and fished him out and land
ed him safely, but badly scared youth
was he.
C. Rosenblad, who was we'll known
and highly respected by our citizens,
died last Saturday from an attack Of
pleurisy. Mr.. Rosenblad had resided
here for some time and was noted
for his industry and honesty. His fam
lily have the sympathy Of all in their
hour of bereavement.
I'm another place will be found the new
advertisement Of the hardware mer-
chants, Mcdonald & Cueny. This firm
have, by strict attention to business, and
doing business on strictly business prin-