Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-05-19


Read A. w. Westgate & Sons new ad-
vertisement. Good goods, low prices, and
gentlemanlyi attention to customers
bring succe SIS.
postal request the address on the
TRIBUNE changed to Bliss, Emmett Co.
Send us your name and we will change
it; can't do it without.
Remember the dedication of the Ger
man Lutheran church tomorrow. Three
services during the day, at 1890 a. m.
and 2:3O and 1880 p. m.
An interesting and important AssO-
citation of Methodist ministers cOnvens
at Riggsvilie M. E. Church June 4th at
8p. m. Further notice next week.
The social at the residence of James ]
Brown, given by the Guild of st. James
Episcopal church, Thursday evening, was
very pleasant and successful affair.
The Aftermath society presented Prof
Sutherland an elegant opera glass as
token of appreciation of his services in
drilling the "broOm brigade" for the re-
cent entertainment.
The Northern Brewing Co., MolOney
Brothers, mest!with such success as to re-
quire an enlargement of their establish
ment, and they contemplate putting in
another large cellar this season.
We hear that L. Backus cOntemplates
joining DR.. GerOw in building, and put
up business block on the ground adj
joining DR.. GerOw's on the south. Should
he do SO it would make nice block.
Frank Osisr purchased the Becker
building last Wednesday at the mort
gage sale, paying $1,7O0 therefor. Mr..
Becker has transferred the lease of the
ground, on which the building stands,
to Mr.. Osier.
Frank Cheyalier, employed at the big
Duncan City mill, had three fingers
sawed last Tuesday, and a man named
Befoe had hand badly mutilated at the
watermill the first of the week. Drs. T.
A. & c. A. Perrin rendered surgical aid.
A. P. McKinnon is getting out poles
for the telephone exchange and the work
of setting them will commence shortly.
Those on Main street will be 40 feet high,
peeled and painted. A room il the Kes-
seller block has been secured for an Of
fee.
The grand millinery opening OF Miss
Emily Elliott, Wednesday and Thursday,
proved the attraction of the week to the
ladies. The beautiful goods were ad-
mired, praised and purchased. She has
lots OF them on hand yet, and is anxious
to show them.
The semi-annual conference of the
Bishops of the M. E. church, held at
Pittsburg, Pa. last week, made the fol-
lowing appointments for Michigan con-
ferences for this year: Detroit. at Flint
Sept. 18th; Michigan, Albion. Sept. 9Th;
Bishop Harris to preside.
We noticed large number of empty
kerosene barrels on the dock this week
for shipment, that had not the inspec-
ton brand cancelled. Those selling them
should remember that the fine is $1.OO
per barrel, for dispOsing of them with
out cancelling or removing the brand.
The bridge tenders station at Third
street bridge, caught fire Tuesday morn
ing, and flames broke out while he had |
the bridge turned for passing tug. |
Some citizens closed the door and shut |
off the draft and the fire was soon put |
out. The room was badly scOrched, in.
side and out.
The clam shell found the dredging too
hard at the piers of the Suthern Michi-
gan Cedar and Lumber Company, for it |
to do any good, and it was lowed back |
to the harbOr. 1t completed all the |
work it could do in the harbOr Tuesday |
of this week, and Thursday night left
for Bay City.
At the spring meeting at Maysville,
KY, Watts S. Humphrey, of this place,
had horses entered, VIM. T. in the ESQ
race Tuesday, and Mollie Harris in the
2:34 race Wednesday. A horse named
SOtham gwOn the ESQ race in three
straight heats, VIM. T. coming in third
each heat. Time, 2:25; 1882; $685.. In
the 2:34 race AlcOye won; best time 2:34;
Mollie Harris winning second money
A ChebOyGan Stcambarge.