Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-11-17
CHEBOYGAN MATTERS.

Jacks dock at Garfield went with Sun
days gale.
The terrible storm has damaged fisher
men very much.
The wind is in hurry and often in
the wrong direction.
ID. H. MolOney has two teams for the
delivery of goods to his customers.
L. BIaney, with us two weeks. starts
for the MenOminee iron range next
Wednesday.
The ball last night at the ChebOygan
Lumber Co.'s boarding house was
splendid affair.
George Hudson, a Mullet lake farmer,
died in Cheboygan the | 9TH inst. He
leaves wife and FIVE children.
SnOw-balling puts the laugh on the
fellow who gets hit, but he don't enjoy
it as much as the other chaps.
Our friend Sam Taylor has purchased
the entire business, good will OF W. ii.
Daniels & Co., success to the new urn.
W. McEachran runs the Star black
smith shop. William is an active man,
anu ITO OI6 Cdu ucdU IT'LL ouOCihS q hVioo'
See his advertisement.
The many friends of Will Whiting,the
well known and clever grOceryman of
Nelson Il BuDlen, will regret to learn he
is sick and confined to his bed.
SIT by your base-burner, eat apples
nuts, popcorn, &C., and be thankful for
what you have. and think of the hungry
poor who shiver under then covering.
The storm on Sunday night was the
biggest blow on the straits since. the
wind bloweth where it listeth, not ex
GLIDING the Press Association that re-
Gently sailed.
The Messenger crew, on Thur sday
night at Macklnaw City, saved four In
dams from drowning, who were in a
small sail boat, from Schneaux Islands,
and drunk as lords.
There is an ordinance showed under
but likely to be found next week requir-
ing parties TO keep their sidewalks clear
of snow. in the meantime shovel the
beautiful as preparatory.
Men 60 around town clothed in ami
mails skin. The animals were sacrificed
to some NimrOd and the skins make COM
Portable wraps for zero and below, for
the lower you 60 the hotter it isn't.
Sleds that were slowed away last
spring have been brought out, the dog
irrespective of size, color, physical con-
ditiOn or inclination is harnessed and
the Industrious boy proposes good time
for himself.
Frank d. Dariels has left here for |
Kalamazoo, where he intends to take |
commercial lessons. Frank has been |
here with his brother, and Is well known.
He is good boy and the promise OF
fine man. Success to you, Frank.
Sheriff Harrington is in receipt of a
letter from John Vanpell. of Grand Ha-
ven, stating that he rrrived home safe
with the prisoners, Plant and Hathaway.
Both plead guilty to the charges, and
the former goes to Jackson for 8 years
and the latter years.
The ladies of the M. f. Church met at
the parsonage on Wednesday, afternoon
and organized an aid society by the
election of the following officers
President, Mrs. Hill, Sr. /; Vice Pre- sident,
Mrs. d. P. McMulleD Secretary, Mrs. j.
H. Kintz Treasurer, Mrs. Jefferson.
Here comes Wilson again, with the
best photograph gallery In northern
Michigan. Everything in style and all
the latest kinds of work will be done at
his gallery. He intends to do as good
work as you can get in Detroit. He will
be ready to open his gallery in
day or two, and shall be glad to see his =
old customers. Rooms in the Backus
block.
ChebOygan Odd Fellows are honOring
themselves in forward movement. q
They will soon remove to their new hall
In the Backus Block, where they will
1ave ample room to spread themselves.
Ihe official chairs. eight In number.
ichly upholstered in plush, costing a
urnished throughout in the most mod {
I'm style, making one of the most hand
I0me halls in the State. All honor to n
Temple Lodge, No. 33l.
The terrible storm of Sunday and D
lOnday left its mark in disasters and n
leath. At Peloskey, Sunday morning, "
men went out in an open boat to Har- "
,Or Springs, and seven tried to return; n
When half way across, the boat was cap
lied and five drowned, two remained on q,
he bottom of the boat. Being seen,
hree men went to rescue them, but .,
ould not as they were washed from the ~ ~
OttOm of the boat and lost. Two were u
base and Armstrong, connected with
he state fish hatchery at PetOskey, four b
7ere Detweillers, two brothers, cousin
nd uncle, and man named Brownell. al
The Detroit Post and Tribune of No
ember 18th publishes fac-similies of pl
etters written by Gov. Begole to DR..