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

lHo WdJcI Hill Will oodib up oOiic tiIic
next week.
Ticket-of-L eaye-Man at the Town Hall
next Thursday evening.
Reserved seats for Ticket-of-Leave-
Man can be secured at the Central Drug
store. N~-
Miss M. w. Smart will have her grand
opening of millinery next Wednesday
and Thursday. '''i.l.a4 Y. .'''4 \. .
The Star Clothing House have a new
ad. in another column. Read it and
make them call. q. 'N' l''''
Under Sheriff Cobb started for Adrian
with the girl Lena King, sent to the Re-
form School for girls there, Tuesday.
1t makes it real embarrassing for the
young men when the girls at dance
want to know why they are eating so
many Groves. 49, esa.i sas,, -
The 'ChebOygan Lumber NCompany's
mill started up Thursday. Their mill is
we'll fitted up and they expect to have a
BOou ocaSou IuL. fyare. ~ tsr... III
c. W. Farr, at the Grand Central, is
agent for the sale Of tickets to all the
principal points, and is also agent for
McClure's express. $50. g .s .. ..-s4
At the special election held in Mack
mac county last week iG was voted to
remove the county seat from Mackinac
toSt. Ignace by 276 majority.
Considerable new machinery arrived
by boat this week for Nation, Ogden &
Co.'s saw mill. They intend to start up
in about two weeks, and expect to make
good seasons cut. -
The largest freight train that has ever
passed through was the one that went
up Wednesday. 1t consisted of 6S cars.
They are to be used for carrying ore on
the ID. M.s& M. road.
Steam was got up in w. S. Smiths new
mill the fore part of the week to try the
machinery and get it adjusted all right.
They are to commence cutting as soon
as logs can be procured. Ltia 4.
About sixty couples were in attend
ance at the Easter ball Monday night,
and all seemed to enjoy themselves.
Prof. Sweet will give his next social hop
next Wednesday evening.
Last Saturday night an Indian at
tempted to commit suicide by drowning.
He jumped into the river but was rescued
and after being treated to big drink of
whisky concluded not to die and went
home.
Mr.. Crisp, the scene painter, received
word from hone this week that he was
a father to fine boy, born Monday, and
If any little nae Cupils appear on the
scenery it may be attributed to this
cause.
When 1t is taken into consideration
that most of the members of the ChebOy-
gan Fire Company do not own property
in the village, too much praise cannot
be given them for the prompt manner
in which they turn out to save property
Nelson & 'Bullen's store presented a
very fine appearance at their spring
opening last Monday. If person want.
ing anything in their line after examin.
ing the stock Observation-Disclosures couldn't
be satisfied, they must be classed as cvn.
les; BA49 ~ NJ AA g@Gf "a
Some people wonder why SO many
millinery stores are in ChebOygan
Well we suppose they are pretty thick
still they are not as numerous as the
saloons and if the men spend money in
saloons the ladies' have a right to spend
theirs in millinery stores. On n
The board of Water Commissioners de.
cided to furnish material necessary for
the erection Of the pump house, and tt
hire by the day, the necessary labor, on
account of the bids rendered being SO
far in excess of the estimates. Messrs
A. W. Rush and H. W. Bird have the worb
in charge.
Considerable curiosity is aroused in
every tone who passes to know what
means that new sign of Rapp & Lapres
Rapp says 1t originated with the painter
II so that painter must have took some.
thing stronger than even the average
ChebOygan painter does and that is put
ting it pretty strong too.
The Mullett Lake house will be opened
to tourists June LIST. During the com
ing season 1t is to be under the manage
ment of of Samuel II. Burrell. of Ottum.