Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-07-28

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Joseph Affair is pushing work on his
contract for graveling Main street.
The walls for the first story of DR.
A. M. Gerow,s new building are up.
A covering of two inch matched plank
has been put over the water works well.
The Cheboygan Lumber company,s
mill is to have telephone connection
with the rest OF the village,
Sheriff Harrington reports business
in his department brisk this week and
that he has served more warrants than
in any previous week since he entered
office.
The prospects are there will soon be
large addition to the list Of telephone
subcribers, several are talking of hav-
ing their places connected with the
line. ss
The plans for the bell and hose tower,
being built at the Town Hall by RObi-
son & Thompsun, provide for a ticket
Office, something that has long been
needed
Bryan OLynn,, who created such a
favorable impression short time since
with HOwarth's HibernicOn, will be at
the Opera House tonight with his budget
of cOmicalities.
Lorenzo Backus is preparing to 60 Oil
with the bricklaying for his new block.
We understand the Oddfellows have
arranged with him for fine hall in his
new building,
The Cheboygan Lumber Company has
pile driver at work driving piles for a
pier to connect the two brealzwater piers.
This will afford them quite extensive
addition to their booming capacity.
They are getting the old w. w. Strohn
house, lately occupied by G. P. Lang
don, corner Main and Division Streets
ready to put it on wheels to commence
its travels to make room for the bank
block. .n I-,
1t was remarked in council last week
that the work done by VIM. McArdle in
grading Seymour and Cuyler streets,
was the best work, for the amount of
money, ever done on the streets of Che
bOygan.
John Dodd, the submarine diver. is en-
deavOring to perfect arrangements to
recover the machinery from the wrecked
propeller CanisteO, sunk near Wago-
shance light in 1881, and expects to
commence work in couple of weeks.
The fishing tug Messenger brings in
from 16 to 20 tons of fresh fish every trip.
Wednesday she landed 16 cars, 10 from
Cockburn Island and three from Ham
mond's Bay, about IS tons. They are all
shipped to Detroit on the City Of Cleve
land, and make quite trade for her.
We are glad TO state that Miss Hamil-
ton has recOnsidered her decision in
regard to teaching in the graded school
and has concluded to teach. We are
glad of it. During the year tly
closed she proved her ability and accom-
plishmentS as teacher and gave the
best Of satisfaction to all interested.
Thursday evening Will Kalmbach. L.
T. Limpert's, the jeweler, right hand
man, took unto himself life partner
in the person of Miss Hattie Sweet, and
although she has ceased to be Sweet, we
trust she will ever prove sweet to her
husband, and that the sweets of cOnnu-
bal bliss may be theirs through long
life.
The Southern Michigan Cedar & Lum-
Der Co. commenced Thursday morning
running both their shingle and saw mill
night and day. Previous to that time,
since starting up the first of the month,
they run one portion of the mill during
the day and the other at night. They
have stock enough to keep them running,
full capacity, the remainder of the sea-
son.
Tin took quite drop yesterday fore
noon. Mcdonald & Cueny's wagon was
standing in front of their store, and they
were putting in some roofing tin, when
the horse became frightened at the
racket, started up Main street, and
dumped the most of the tin out. The
horse ran up Main street to Beckers
saloon, and there turned across into
Huron street, and was finally caught
near Judge Sutton's residence, on the
hill.