Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-02
cd representative to Episcopal conventiOd
in Detroit next week.

built at OtsegO Laks.-New M. T.. church
at Gaylord nearly completed, and it will
soon be dedicated.-A small steamer
capable Of carrying 40 passengers has
recently been placed on OtsegO Lake.
Ex-Supervisor Names, of Charlton
township, who skipped out leaving the
town short several hundred dollars has
been heard from at Chicago, and is me-
gOtiating for settlement, proposing to
pay in full il not prOsecuted.-Va
bilt is to have paper. Edwards of the
Elmira Gazette, is going to move to Van
derbilt and publish the "OtsegO County
Gazette" He has made the Gazette a
newsy paper, and will undoubtedly
make the Vanderbilt paper good One.-
Several new buildings going up at Van
derbilt.
GRAND TRAVERSE REGION
Traverse City Herald.--The frame for
the three story front to the Catholic
school building is up and being enclosed
Shipping potatoes south by the car
lOad.-BOarding house for the wOrkmen
on the new asylum has been enlarged
The stone foundation for north wing of
new asylum laid and brick walls being
built.-On building, sewer, grading, etc..
over 100 men and twenty teams are en-
plOyed.-Three Cadillac rOughs tried to
clean out Policeman lies but failed, were
captured, tried next day, sentenced to
the state boarding house at IOnia for 80
days, and the following day were landed
safely in that institution.
BOyne City Statesman.-Father Gal
lagher has been holding temperance
meetings this spring on Beaver Island
and the result has been the closing
OF all the salOOns.--BOyne City wants to
celebrate the Fourth of July in spread
eagle style. &GnN7 "a M
Cadillac News.-Near one hundred
dwellings being put up this spring.
The subject of grounds for the Agricul-
tural society being discussed.-A base
ball club to be Organized.-Tw unsuc-
cessful attempts made to wreck trains
between Cadillac and Traverse City,
Cadillac is included in the northern
Michigan theatrical circuit, which in
cludes Big Rapids. Reed City, Stanton,
and Manlstee.-Sell's circus and me-
nagerie billed for 9th inst.-Need better
road to cemetery, the present road be-
ing almost impossible.
MANISTIQUE
PiOneer.-Sign painters wanted Band
boys got new unifOrms.-Carpenters scarce
and work delayed hotel "Ossa-
ready to Open.-Baptists
are going to build a church.-PeOple
forced away for want of hOuses.-West
side of river will soon be lined with
iOcks.-One cut, ii feet deep, through
The mouth of river, dredged.--The Man
!stique LAUNDERING Company donated
$500 to the Young Peoples Christian
Association for library fund. Camp
IF the Chicago Lumber Co. at Seney,
burned week before last. Barns, sleighs
camp equipage and all the mems |
clothes were cOnsumed.-Wants graded |
sawmills running night |
md day.
HARBOR SPRINGS
INDEPENDENTLY Independent closes
is fifth volume this week.-Wants a
telephone circuit, to include PetOskey,
Bay View, WequetOnsing, HarbOr Springs
Ind HarbOr Point. G.. A. R. post |
fifty members
Michigan capitalists looking for lOca-
ion for manufacturing establishment.
t you cannot suit them send them over to
M. Burbecks store came
lear burning, Thursday of last week.
)ause, defective chimney. Fortunately,
t was discovered and few pals of
water settled it.
observation-disclosures rejoicing over
Inc prospects of winter wheat CROPS
iOtels, If not large. are well kept, and
veil patrOnized.- Point assOcia-
ion hotel will open for the season the
9Th.
PETOSKEY
RecOrd.-EXtensive tree planting done
his spring.-A 3-fOOt silver eel caught
t the dock, with grab hOOk.-COnsid-
rable stir over the location of the pest
Ouse.-A great many feel spotted,
measles the cause.-the new dock is
ot satisfactory, claimed incompetent
arties built the outer end, and it is a
uestion whether or not it will with
tand the storms of single season, the
bore end is built in better shape.
SAULT STE. MARIE
News.-The News appears No. 1 Vol.
in enlarged form, newsy, and neat
letter from Hon. III. w. Seymour states
nat possibly work may be commenced
n the Sault branch of the railroad this
Ill, and that Messrs. Newberry and
IcMillan assured him it would be COM
leted next seasOn.-The Secretary of
Ear has granted permission to the vii
lge to tap the canal for its water sup
ly.--A railroad locomotive on the pro-
eller India created considerable in
,rest.-A dredge has gone to Grand
arais to deepen the channel, there is
lly seven feet of water at present.