Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09

efficiently for our public schools.
Fl. A. Blake is making some repairs tt
his residence. on Huron street.
If You do not want to pay poll tax OF
one dollar join the fire department.
Our popular surveyor, Jas. F. Douglas
has removed to Black River avenue.
W. c. Whiting has put up very neat
fence in front of his neat residence.
Todd e. Eby expect to have their bakery
running by week from next Monday.
One Murphy stole revolver, Justice
Fife fined him on Thursday So and costs.
People are fastening out the mosquito
those who present such bills are never
welcome.
The ChebOygan Lumber company are
talking of extending their dock 500 feet
further lakeward.
Frank Mcdonald is pushing forward
two dwelling houses, corner Dresser and
Black River avenue.
Robert COner is turning out picture
backing at lively rate, and is making
numerous shipments, with large orders
ahead.
Captain Kitchens youngest boy, it is
feared, will lose his eye, from being &C
cidentally hit by stone thrown by Will
lie Blake.
The ChebOygan Lumber cOmpany's
mill is running steadily, doing good
work, cutting over 100000 feet per day,
with plenty of steam to keep things hum
ming.
j. G. Spiller has broken ground for an
elegant residence OH corner Third and
Dresser. and as soon as he is through
with the artesian well will complete the
structure.
Will VanValkenburg received fine
lot of fish from Sault Ste. Marie Wednes-
lay evening" His freezer is just The
hing to keep them always in first class
condition.
Hon. Geo. w. Bell uses lawn mower
IS gracefully as if it were part of his
and his grounds are as taste
ul and beautiful as can be found in |
,heboygan.
c. A. Gallagher has received the new
GOVERNOR for his gas machine, and now
works splendidly, giving most excel
ent light and proving satisfactory in
very respect.
The Council, by resolution, decided
hat the street running from the Che
Oygan river west, in front of the court
Ouse and Jail. shall hereafter be known
s Court street.
We are glad to announce that II. Z.
FORESTER, our gentlemanly and accom-
agent at the depot, does not
Eel 40 spotted as he did, having recover
4 from the measles and is once more at
is post OF duty.
DR.. s. A, DuPaul, who has recently To-
ited in ChebOygan. With office at Par
ale's drug store. has evidently come to
.ay, and as evidence of his faith in the
lture of our village has purchased him
,lf home on the east side of the river
nd will soon bring his family here.
j. B. Macarthur places his loss by the
nrning of his boarding house last week
$1,000. He lost over $500 in supplies
lat were stored in the cellar. FOrtu-
ately large building on the ground
as empty and it was speedily fitted up
accommodate the men, so that the
ill was only shut down quarter of a
~. Mr.. Macarthur is putting up tenn
,rary additions to this building, to be
,ed for the present, but will proceed at
ice to erect another cOmmOdious board
g house.
The st. Ignace News, Vol. 1. No. 1, is
our table, and we are happy to see it.
ne platform" of the paper is compre
'nsive, promising, and excellent,
nong other things the News says "it ]
Ill endeavor to be just at all times. In !
alters of taste it will seek to avoid !
wing Offense. 1t will not engage in {
McGarvie & Cavanaugh,
o publishers, are good men, and as the
st number is good. we trust that &C :
riding to evolution the paper will con-
lually develop and succeed. Gentle
IN, you have our best wishes in your
Ort to establish semi-weekly.
Last Saturday the Southern Michigan