Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-22
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22, 1883.
THE CITY.

day.
E.Nelson reports having good time
in Chicago.
Nelson g. Bullen's camps have 10000
logs skidded.'
Jerry Hopper is in town this week as
bright as fun.
The No. 3 Hose House is aspiring to-
wards completion.
McKinnon reports camp work all right,
skidding first class.
Ice reported to be six inches thick in
Mud lake, 500 river.
j. B. Adams left Thursday for Detroit
to see holiday sights.
Bert Lawrence, sick for some time, is
on the street once more.
Jas. Duggan arrived from Canada
Wednesday, ready for race.
Geo. Reynolds, Bank Cashier, off to De-
troit to take in the holidays.
A car load of No. Canada malt ar
rived Wednesday for Moloney Bros.
]. F. Moloney & Bro. are putting in
new pump made by Murray & Rich.
The snow is equally as thin along the
Michigan Central to Bay city as 1t is here.
Locals everywhere and adver-
tlsements crowded out, to appear ext
week.
On Thursday night a snow fell that
brought out the sleigh bells and better
spirits.
A. R. Thayer ships three car loads of
excelsior per week, and will increase the
amount after holidays.
A Jesuit Missionary arrived Wednes.
day, spent the night with Father De-
Smidt and left Thursday.
A. l.. Fexer has decidedly the most
elegant and complete assortment of
goods in his line in town.
A beautiful line of novelties in nap
kin rings, sugar shells, cream ladies,
children's sets, ETC., at Fexer's Jewelry
Store.
Robert Patterson and lady gave par
ty Tuesday evening that gave great en-
joyment, satisfaction and delight to the
guests.
Everybody is talking about him Snow,
that is s. r. SNOW who keeps headquart-
ers for harness sc. Look out for his ad.
next week.
The high esteem in which the late Rev.
j. II. Magoffin was held will cause the
Episcopal Church to be crowded at the
memorial services next Sunday morning.
The Kate Williams dragged for the
anchor of the schooner Richards, at the
ManitOu, but the grapnel broke, as they
got the chain, and the work was aban-
dOned.
/. 4. DeGOwn says he will sell goods
in his line, because people wants them
he has all kinds, and his prices for them
are as cheap as any where in town. Ike
is on the square and is correct man in
his dealings.
The son OF Mr.. McArdle, who has grad
uated as barrister, in Toronto, Canada
by virtue of his own efforts, Is here Wis.,
iting his father. He is on his third trip
from Manitoba.
The tug Mystic will be converted into
first class passenger boat the coming
winter at the 500. and will take the Ste.
Maries place between here and the 500,
While the latter will be put into COM
mission between the 500, and Lake Su.
perior ports. The Mystic is o very fast
boat. and will run strictly on time,
The ladies OF the M. +. Church will
give lunch basket social at the resi-.
dence OF J. Wheeler Friday eve. Dec. 2S
admission ten cents. The baskets will
be numbered corresponding numbers
placed in box.and drawn by the gentle
men the lady whose basket correspond.
ing with the ticket drawn will share
her lunch with its possessor.
One of the most ingenious pieces o.
mechanism we have ever seen Is the en-
grazing machiue lately received by A
L. Fexer, our entsrprising jeweler. Will
it letters of any size and style can b,
cut with such perfection as is seldom at
tanned by hand work, claim which Il
we'll proven by the excellent specimens
of its plain and ornamental work showI
us.