Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-03-18

Our lady readers Will see Cnat MIS-.
Lenehan has something to say that will
interest them.
Work on the Town Hall is progressing
quite rapidly. The rear end of the old
hall is now out.
L. A. Smiths horse ran away yester-
day but with the exceptions of hurting
one of its legs little no damage was
done.
Gallagher & Murphy have added more
room to their restaurant so that now
they have about twice as much room as
they had before.
w. P. Smith was down from Black
river Saturday and reported that his
school i'm district number two was get
ting along finely.
The new baptistry at the Baptist chap
ell will be used for the first time next
Sunday evening, at which time num-
Der will be immersed.
David Quay & Son have purchased
Alex. McDOnald's planning mill for $4,000
and will hereafter run it in connection
with their single mill.
We would not be surprised if the COM
ing year should make many changes in
the appearance of the lake front belong
ing to the railroad company.
ii. A. Blake has the contract for
furnishing the machinery for new saw
and grist mill that j. d. Smith is going
to erect in Chippewa county.
All our foundry and machine shops are
kept busy now days with repairing
machinery for the mills and boats.
The dance at Kesseler's Hall last
Thursday evening was very largely at
tended and all had a good time. Dam
cling was kept up till after two o'clock.
1t was rumored about town the fore
part of the week that the Spencer House
had changed hands, but it was false
report although we understand that
some change will take place soon.
The indications are that building OPP
eratiOns will be somewhat delayed this
spring for want of brick. The stock on
hand is disposed of and no more can DO
Lad until fresh kilns are made and burn
ed.
Sanford Baker is pushing the work Of
completing the building of his new
warehouse so as to have it ready by the
arrival of the first boat. 1t is enclosed
the roof nearly on and the floor will be
laid the first of next week. Large
double windows in each gable end will
let in plenty of daylight when the doors
are closed.
Mr.. Weller, a lumberman operating in
the vicinity of Munising, SchOolcraft
county, was here this week to secure
more men for his camps. He returned
Thursday with quite number of men
Mr.. Weller reports plenty of snow in that
section of the state.
AshOrt time since the county superin.
tendents of the poor called upon the
Ladies' Working societies of the EpiscO.
pal and Congregational societies for q
supply of secondhand clothing for needy
families. The ladies' at once took hold
of the matter and the result was a liberia
contribution.
Mr.. Chas. Werner, formerly Of Ishpe
ming, came here few weeks ago ant
purchased 40 acres of land about three
miles from town, on the Mackinaw road
and intends to cultivate it as a market
garden. No doubt it will pay him wei
as the market here demands a great
deal of garden produce.
A. l.. Hamill is taking orders for {
very fine pictorial Bible together will
DIR. Vim. Smiths complete dictionary O.
the Bible. This work is the new revi
sion and contains ever 1900 pages will
$500 illustrations and Is the most com
plete work of the kind ever published
He is also agent for Hills Manual Of
Social and Business forms, a work tina
is almost invaluable to any person.
More settlers for the township of Alli
near Black lake. Two brothers by TIN
name of Grant arrived yesterday from
the southern part OF the state, and leave
for their future home to-day. This par
of the country is settling very rapidly
and the time is not far distant wheI
ChebOygan will see thu mistake wa
made in not sec uring an avenue TO sc
cure the permanent trade of this section
A case of cruelty is reported on tn
part of railway conductor between 81
Ignace and Marquette that viii
be Investigated by the Mack
mac county officials. A man go
aboard the train at station in an in
tOxicated condition and soon began {
rave with delerium. The cOnductO
had the train stopped and with assist