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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-08-02

The agents of other Har-
vesters and Binders seem to
be very much enraged that
we have established a branch
house at River Falls, and some
of them claim they would not
handle our machines this year
because we had made no i'm
provcments. Such talk as
that is all bosh and nonsense,
and all we ask is for the
farmers OF Pierce county to
examine our machines and
Judge for themselves.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-08-02
0aion Loaae ". IS. !. Q. y. "

Regular meeting every Thursday evening. an
rnepiars sbould be prccent at the first meeting in
aver month, JOHN SCOTT, NJ. W.
: LANES NJ. TOZER, Recorder.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-08-02
BROWNS
IRON
BIT TIERS

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-08-02
5lirer cg.alis Journal
ANS OF AovfRtis,ga.

Local no'ices 10 cents per line.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
A Suggestion,

As Cheboygan grows in numbers, en-
terprises, and Importance, the need of a
public park is apparent to all who know
the great discomfort of a city where
there is no place of beauty, shade, and
restHtO which all classes of wearied ones
can go and secure recreation and new
lease of life. We think 1t time for the
Council to consider the propriety of pur-
chasing several acres Of land to be fitted
up as park, where there will be trees,
flowers, fountains, fish, animals, music,
shade, quiet, and rest. In ten years it
could be perfected and would cOnduce to
the morals, aesthetic taste, and general
good of all. A. p. Newton, our esteemed
citizen, has ground on Dresser and Third
street that would make an excellent
site for park. We do not know whether
or no it could be bought, if so why not
buy it, if not, why not begin to locate
the park of ChebOygan elsewhere.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
THE STATE.

The Mancelona handle company lost
$4,000 by fire last Saturday; no insur-
anee. ffa
During May, six of the leading cigar
factories at COldwater sold a total of L.
902,600 cigars. ..rt
Extensive forest fires reported raging
back of East Tawas, and hopes for rain
earnestly INDUCED.
The new county of Arenac is about
ready to set up shop on its own hook. Elec-
tiOn of county officers took place last
Monday.
Conran Byehoff's planning, saw and
sash mill, at FOrestville, was destroyed
by fire Monday night, with all its con-
tents; loss $4,000.
1t is reported that farm crops in the
neighbOrhood of Jackson present a very
unfavOrabls outlook, especially c0rn,.
cold and wet weather rotting the seed.
A little son of Markell, of FOrestyille,
was fishing from the dock there Monday
evening when the storm came up and
he was blown into the water and drown
ed.
1t is generally understood that there's
is to be legislative excursion to the.
upper ptIiluould unlo ounHleI. IlODd-
bilities: time, August; place of meeting,
Saginaw; route, by rail.
At Benton Harbor, Saturday night
Mrs Minnie Peal was safely delivered Of
three daughters. The triplets are appar-
emily healthy, alike as to size and appear
ance, and each weigh about three
pounds.
Michigan is to have Brighton
beach," c. A Ward. of Port Huron having
decided to thus name his new summer
resort on the shore of lake Huron. 1t
consists of oyer a mile of front on Lake
Huron, extending from the south to the
north line of section %, Fort Gratiot
Township, diagonally, and having a
depth of from 400 to 800 feet. The p.
H. & N. W. railroad company will prob
ably build branch line to the beach.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
Ohio Republicans.

Republicans of Ohio have bravelY and
wisely done their significant work in
convention, and nominated Judge j. B.
Foraker, from Hamilton county, an i'm
passiOned, popular orator, an able law
yer, gallant soldier, possessed of as
sterling qualities Of character as can be
found in a man only thirty-seven years
of age. He is unimpeachable i'm his rec
ord as an officer, soldier, citizen and leaG-
er; immensely popular with the masses,
entirely outside of any quarrel. he is en-
inently qualified to lead the ticket,
which is a very strong one.
The platform is clear and fOrcible
on all vital issues, defining plainly the
ground occupied by the Republican
party, without the least attempt to
evade, and bears evident marks of
master wOrkmen in craftsmanship. 1t
endorses our President. wants all the in
dustries of America protected, it approves
the Scott liquor law, and favOrs the sub
mission of constitutional amendments
concerning the liquor traffic, wants the
prison contract system done away with
and wants the repeal of the law re-
stricting the time to ask for arrears of
pensions.
Never was the Republican party in
Ohio more united, harmonious and ready
for thorough canvass and hard fight,
or more worthy of success than now.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
CORNERS CORNERED.
And Captured by shrswd Operators
who Always Mean Business.

nO hbWtyS AbuohhcsS.
1t is impossible to keep track Of the
varied real estate transactions of Che
boygan, but the appropriation of the val
liable ground from Main to Huron on
Division streets at good figure, by
Humphrey, McGinn and Nelson cannot
escape notice, because it is significant
Of forward movement, and great good
to Cheboygan. 1t is safe to say that
permanent improvements will be made
worthy of the excellent men who now
own it; men who are always at the front
in anything pertaining to the welfare
of ChebOygan. Post & Van Arsdale have
agreed to contribute the free use Of their
south wall il the parties will erect a
brick block to the corner. The frame
dwelling on the ground will be removed
and elegant structures will arise to add
to the ever enlarging prestige and pros
perity Of favored ChebOygan.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
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THE NE WS.

A statue of Garibaldi was unveiled at
Caprera Monday.
Dom Pedro has been emperor of Brazil
for So straight years.
A murder conspiracy in county Upper
ary, England has been discovered.
The government mints ground out
S166OO0 superfuOus silver dollars last
week, about the weekly average.
Her Lasker, the Prussian statesman
has sailed for England on his way to
America, where he will stay five months.
Lii Hung Chang, Chinese premier, says
that unless France recognizes the rights
of China in regard to Anam, China is re-
solved to fight.
Value of exports of petroleum and pc
trOleum products for April $3,172,492.
The production the past year has fallen
off nearly One-fOurth.
The insurance companies in the United
States last year insured $9,456, 100000
worth of property for $75.S29,000 of pre-
miums, and paid $44,315,000 in losses.
Governor Butler sends message to
the Massachusetts, lower house asking
the appointment of joint committee to
consider abuses in state Offices and in
stitutiOns.
Carey and the other Irish inf0rmers
are notified that police protection cannot
be afforded them, and they must indicate
places outside the united kingdom to
which they wish to be sent.
The San Francisco Bulletin says Rev.
Thomas X. Beeeher, who has been visit
ing Salt Lake, has become convert to
MormOnism. To be taken in small doses,
with several grains of allowance mixed
| in.
Because he thought a resolution on the
doctrine of foreordination was heretlcal
the Rev. Mr.. Frey, of Brooklyn, with
drew from the German-Lutheran synod,
as did also the Rev. Mr.. Schrever, OF Ly-
Ons, n. Y.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09

CAPT. JAMES BENNETT, of Mackinac,
was in town Thursday.
MR.. AND MRS. CHAs. E. MOULD, and
young son, Willie, left on the Idaho yes
teyday for Chicago.
+. 4. MARTIN, the enterprising mer.
chant, and founder of Indian River, was
in the village yesterday.
Rev. W. G. Clark's father and brother
arrived Wednesday morning to be
present at his ordination to the minis
try.
MRS. j. B. ADAMS returned home Tues
day morning and rescued Mr.. Adams
from the list of disconsOlate grass
widOwers.
B. H. SMYTH, of the TRIBUNE force,
left Wednesday morning for Saginaw
for vacation, and visit among his old
friends in that section.
MRS. LAFAYETTE QUAY left on the At
lantic Tuesday to visit friends in Cana
da, and Lafe is discOnsolate in the ranks
of the grass widowers' corps.
DR.. W. W. B0wEs returned Tuesday
after pleasant visit to Milwaukee and
Grand Rapids. The good wife is in Big
Rapids until next week. The DR.. is salts
fed with Cheboygan as a good place,
and Cheboygan wants the Dr.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09

Ter residence, corner of Third and Bailey
streets, and gets possession next month.
The night operator at Mackinaw City
has accepted the summer Office at Top
inabee. The vacancy is filled by anoth-
er man at Mackinaw.
Parties wishing to 60 to Canada via
COllingwoOd can get through rates via
propeller VanRaalte, connecting with
COllingwOod boats at the Sault. For
further information call on C. w. Farr,
agent.
Commencing tomorrow, the night ex-
press on the d. Nj, & M. railroad will
leave st. Ignacs at 10 p. m. arriving at
Marquette at 7 a. IN. The day train
leaves st. Ignace at $50 a. M, arriving
at Marquette at 6:15 p. m.
Peter McArthur's crew, near DetOur.
left him because of the loneliness of the
place. and were brought here yesterday.
The foreman, RObt. Kemp, has gone to
East Saginaw for another crew. 1t is
hard to be cOntented away from Cheboy-
gan.
There were seven horses started in the
$50 race Wednesday at Springfield, O..
Five heats were trotted, VIM. T., w. s.
Humphreys horse. coming in 3rd in the
first, 4th i'm the second, 3rd in the third,
4th in the fourth, and 3rd in the fifth.
In the fourth heat he was coming in a
good second, when he lost his feet on the
home stretch, allowing two horses to
pass him. Best time 2:3019.
The sheriff of Emmett county was in
the village yesterday looking for de-
faulting treasurer of one of the town
ships Of that county, who, it is claimed,
got away with about $1,000 of township
funds. He was tracked to ChebOygan,
where he arrived Wednesday forenoon,
on the down train, but here all traces of
him were lost. 1t is supposed he took
passage from this port on some boat.
First picnic of the season, next
Wednesday and Thursday evenings at
the Opera House, upon which occasion
Newell q ScOtt's Comedy Company will
be masters of ceremonies. A general in
vitatiOn is extended the public to attend
and enjoy the fun, of which, according
to press notices, there will be any
amount. If you want good, genuine,
jolly laugh, don't fail to take in the
picnic.
August Siles,a Sweede working at Dun
can, got on drunk Saturday night and
run across fight, got shot at twice,
struck with club, kicked with heavy
boots; result, about half the scalp raised
and cut open, and several bruises on the
body. After the scrimmage he hid un-
der the tramway. where he was found
two or three hours afterwards, insensi-
bic and nearly dead from loss Of blood.
DR.. T. A. Perrin was called and patched
him up, and he is fast recovering under
the doctors treatment.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
Drowned.

John McGinnis was drowned Thursday
afternoon about four o'clock, in Lake
Huron. He was employed on the scow
Essex. which was taking load of lum-
ber from this port to DrummOnds Island
and was knocked overheard by the boom
striking him. George Paquette, who
was on board, witnessed the accident,
and Immediately threw overheard a
couple of slabs, one of which McGinnis
caught. Mr.. Paquette then jumped into
a heavy boat, that was used by the crew
for picking up stone, and called for one
of the crew to get in and assist him,
but there was only one oar in the craft,
and with this Mr.. Paquette sculled with
all the skill and force he possessed, but
aS al 10 work against the wind, he
could not make fast headway, and Nc
GinniS sank just as they got within a
few teet Of him. aud he never came up
again. lie worked for Mr.. LathrOp dur
ing the winter, Oh DrummOpd's Island.
and it is thought came from Canada.
Mr.. Paqnette says he warned him a
number of times to look out for the
boom. The Essex returned this morning
being out all night, and Mr.. Paquette
looked as though he had been fished out
of the lake himself, being completely
soaked with the rain.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
CNTATE OF MICHIGAN-In the Circuit Court
- for the county of Cheboygan-In Chan

CtTATE OF MICHIGAN-In the Circuit Court
- for the county of Cheboygan-In Chan
Gerry.
Malnda Macarthur, complainant, VS.. Henry
Grueling and John Marx. defendants.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the
county of Cheboygan- In Chancery-At Che
boygan, in said county, on the eighth day lof
May, 1883.
1t satisfactorily appearing to this Court, by
affidavit on file, that Henry Grueling. one or
the defendants in the above entitled cause, If
not resident of this state, but resides in the
state of ohio, on motion of Bell g. Adams, So
hcitors for complainant, IL is ordered that the
said defendant, Henry GrueliDg cause his APP
pearance to be entered herein within four
months from the date of this order. And in
case of his appearance that he cause his an
swer to complainant's bill of complaint to be
filed and served on compainants solicitors,
according to the rules and practice of this
Court. And that in default thereof said bill
be taken as confessed by said defendant, Hen
ry Grueling. And it is further ordered that
within twenty days after the date hereof the
said complainant cause a copy of this order to
be published i'm the Northern Tribune, news
paper printed, published and circulating in
said county of Chebovgan, and that such pub
lication he continued therein. at least once in
each week for six weeks in succession. Or that
she cause a copy of this order to be personally
served on said Henry Grueling at least twenty
days before the time above prescribed for his
appearance.
J. G. RAMSDELL, Circuit Judge.
Attest, true copy,
j. =. SUTTON, Deputy Register. 12may7t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
A Rich Entertainment.

The good sisters of st, Mary's have
kindly consented to prepare and give an
exhibition of music, recitations and
plays. This is the first time ChebOygan
has ever had the opportunity of enjoying
an evening with such presentation
from these efficient workers for good.
Next Tuesday eve week, the 10th, is the
time. Particulars next week.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
ChebOygan Celebrates.

Asplendid excursion on the glorious
Fourth, on the magnificent steamer
Messenger, with the popular Captain
Bouchard, to that Gem of the Lake, St.
Helena Island, under the auspices of the
ladies of the Independent Church. All
for patriotism, a grand good time and
money. Particulars next week.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09

The jury in the Brooklyn bridge dis
aster inquest return a verdict that 'the
death of the victims resulted from suf-
location by being trampled upon" and
they also found the officers and trustees
reprehensible in not having the bridge
properly pOliced.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
Village Taxes.
MARSHALL'S OFFICE.

Cheboygan, June 8, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that shall be
at the Office of S. II. Taylor on Saturday,
the 10th, 23d and Both days of June and
7th day of JULY 1883. from the hours of
o a. m. to 6p m, for the purpose of re-
ceiving village taxes for the year 1883.
HOWARD LYNN,
Village Marshal.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
4. O. +. Attention.

Members of Temple Lodge No. 331, l.
O. 0. f. are requested to meet at Odd
Fellows Hall, on tomorrow Sunday
evening, at 61S o'clock. All visiting
brothers are cordially invited.
B. j. VANDERBILT, N. G.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
DR. II. LENDERINK,
GERMAN HOMEOPA1H PHYSI-
CTAN

Office Paquette Block, over A. w. Westgate
n Sons shoe store. Office open night and
day. All calls, city or country, promptly at
tended. Special attention given to Gynewlogy
Female Complaints and all Chronic Diseases.
Diseases Of Children Specially.
19may3m*
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
FOR SALE.

TOBACCO and cigar store, with Bowling Al
i ley attached, all in first class order. Good
reasons for selling. Enquire on the premises,
or address, 7. o. l44, Cheboygan. Mich.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
Important Notice.

/ haye'for sale building lumber of all kinds
lhich will sell reasonably and deliver any
there in town. Those building will advantage
themselves by calling on me at once.
j. e. NICHOLS.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09

Try Boggs' Soap at l. E. DeGowin's.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-09
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.

Entered at the Postofiice at Cheboygan
Mich, asSecond Glass Matter.
SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1883.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-02-14
u (Insandt.)
Motsvarar det s. k. high Iii.
cense-systemet de vcrk
lige nykterhetsv;in-
nernas ford
ringar

Delta Or en- fraga, som just nu borde all
varligt och grundligt dryftas tidningspres-
sen. Det synes oss som ON herr Rice med
sin bill asyftar omintetgora nykterhetsvsn-
nernas strafvanden genom en- bill, som vis-
serligen ar ganska skonsam emot tiIlverka-
re och forsaljare af rusdrycker, men just
derfor foga kan gagna allmanheten. Med
eder benagna tillatelse. herr redaktor, vile
vi CORA nagra inkast emot namde bill:
l. Krogarnes skola ej salja mindre der
for att de maste betala nagra hundra dol
lars mera for slit tillstandsbevis, ty de, som
villa dricka, skola nog gerna betalasa myc-
ket mera for sin alsklingsdryck.
2. Den hoga bergen skall lika litet for
hind,a forsaljning af rusdrycker Det skall
pa Diet hogsta forhindra de fattige krogarne
att fortsarta slit yrke, men de rike skola
drifva r0relsen sd mycket storre skala. fa
hela f0rtjensten ensamma och salunda blif-
va sd mycket rikare.
8. Att krogarne ej tillatas mAla sina
fonster, utan att folk utanfor krogen skall
kunna &c. hvad som tilldrager sig derinne,
asyftar att uppvacka blygseln och heders.
kanslan hos de drickande, det forsta vi, men
vi betviaa pa CODA grunder verkan deraf.
Ty huru skulle gemene man blygas eller
skammas for en- SAX, som ar laglig och sd
hederlig, att en- forsamling af "honorables"
sadan, som Minnesotas lagstiftande forsan-
ling, ,forordnar om och regulerar den? Huru
skuile nu en- hederlig och anstandig karl
skapmas for att taga sig en- sup eller EFT
.glas 81 pa ett sA snygt och oTdsntsigt stSlle9
Och sedan han iatt nagra supar och Diet
b6rjade ga litet ruskigare till, I'd hade den
hygglige mannen ej forstand nog qvar till
att skammas.
4. Ja, men det var ettf0rtrafiigt stad-
gande, att kr0garne ej skola "a salia till for
derfyade drinkare. Det visar ju anda en-
slags malta, att man alagger kr0garne att
h&lla inne. mar han andtligen forderfvat
sina kander
5. Summa: hela denna bill asyftar att
CORA rusdrycksr6relsen en- smula snyggare,
mera ansedd och hederlig. Derigenom
skola fera hederliga och ansedda man kun |
ma bes6ka krogen. tills de blifya forderfva- |
de drinkare, da de utkastas. Billen favori. |
serar kapitalisterna, man bortstoter de fat
tiga kr6garne och slutligen nedgor den nyk-
terhetsvannernas bill, ifall hr. Rice och
hans vanner ej forma inse slit misstag.
Dessa anmarkningar kunna vara nog, sd
linge. L. G. ALMEN.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-02-14
Fran Allmanheten ].
WILLaAR P. O., KAsDrYoHI Co., den 2s

WILLMAR P. O., KAND1YoHI Co., den 2s
februari 1883.
Herr redaktor!
Uppsstsen den 81 januari af eder tidning
angaende valet Kandiyohi county den
6:de januari borde kanske nAgot narrdare
belysas. Eft enligt statens lagar organise
radt jernvagsbolag erbjod sig, att byega en-
jernvag fran Sank Center soderut och ige-
nom Kandiyohi county, och for att bygga
jernvagen genom Kandiyohi county begar-
de delta bolag $65, 900 sasom understod.
Den 16 januari blet af countyandit0ren be-
stand till valdag, da de rostegande icoun-
tiet hade tillfalle att antingen antaga eller
forkasta sagde bolags begaran. ALT tyck-
tes tyda pa att bolagets begaran skuile ga
igenom med en- stor majoritet, emedan det-
ia var det forsta tillfalle som erbjudits far
marne att fa en- lange hyst onskan uppfylld
Zen jernvag i en- nordlig riktning). Men
nagrs dagar fore valet utspredos en- del
skrifter bland farmarne, som inneh5llo en-
del betankligheter, troligen inspirerade af
Manitobabolaget och afven en- del idiotiska
pastaenden sasom att county auditoren,
county commissioner och afven en- komite,
som bleftillsatt pa ett massm6te, hade SAM
mansvurit sig att tillsammans med jern.
vagsbolaget bedraga countiet. ALT delta
hade den yerksl, at ungefkr lika manga
roster kastades mot forslaget som FIR dot
samma. .
Da r0strs kningsnamds sammantradde
fam den pa rostsedlarns fran EFT town EFT
paskrifyet "No"; men som pa r0stsedlarne
ebligt laeen skulle lasas for railroad pro-
position" eller-" against railroad PROPOSE
ton, 8, kunde den omojligt rakna dessa
roster, som hade EFT paskrifvet "No" och
icke heller hade strukit ut ''for", Att j.
w. Lundquist ar den man, som sd ommar
for countiets basta. att han ar radd for att
det skall blifva bedraget, tai vid 1itet mera
o:vertygelse.
H6gaktningsfullt
SWAN NELSON.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-02-14
AfskedsOrd.

Da undertecknad harmed frantrader sin
anstalln;ng vid SIX. & M. s. 7. SAINT den an
svarsfullt kanda befattningen som dess huff
vudredaktor, viii han till tidningens bolag,
medarbetare ocn lasare hembara ett hjert-
ligt farval. Tngen kan forneka, att afskeds-
stunden kannes pakostande, isynnerh.t da
Diet ar kara vanner man skiljes fran. Med
afseende pa Diet ringa arbete undertecknad
kunnat utfora har han intet annat att anfo-
ra an en- hjertlig bon ON ursakt. Det kan
och ma dock framhallas, att afsigten och
william att verka till vart svenska folks sanna
val uti ALT varit forherrskande. For att
forverkliga delta uppsat hafva dagens tim
mar anvandts och oftast qvallens och nattens
ro blifvit asidosatta, och likval har arbetet
varir bristfalligt. Tidningens sanna van
ner skola dock, hoppas jag, diverse harmed
atminstone for den CODA afsigtens skull.
Oaktadt Diet drygt kanda ansvaret och kan
Sian af egen ofornaga, har arbetet likval
varit mig kart, och jag skulle kant det sd
som en- uppmuntran att ia fortfara dermed;
men da bolaget af skal, som det ensamt kan
forklara, beslutade forandring, kannes Diet
bade som en- saknad och en- lattnad att blifva
fri. Ringa och obemarkt, kom jag all
deles ovantadt att beklada en- post, fran
hvilken jag nu aftrader for att Aterga till
privatlifyets lugn att der egna mig at nagot
mindre maktpaliggande varf.
De, som nu blifvit valda att fora tidnin-
gems talan, aro ALA for vara lasare val kan
da, och ar det min tro, att de skola till full
belatendet fylla de ansprak, sem aligger en-
kristlig folktidnings redaktion. Mitt sis,a
ord ar en- hjertlig lyckonskan till dem till
deras arbete.
s st. Paul den 10 febr. 1883.
,s3 AZ EDsTR0N.