Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-08

Dec. 10th.
Corn from the wrecked schooner Case
sold we'll.
Capt. Kirkland and daughter left for
Monday.
VIC. Boggs left Tuesday morning for
abusiness trip to Bay City.
Rev. Father DeSmedt left Monday for
Grand Rapids on official business.
The Benton House now sports hard
wood floor as we'll as Dan Nc Leod.
The brick yard will throw bricks at
the telephone until it rings them on.
Smith & Adams planning mill is to
tie supplied with water from the water
works.
j. B. Nc Arthur, and Vorce & Co. will
not have the telephone pass them with
out yelling hello.
Mrs. Kidd has just started irst-class
private boarding house on Water street.
Terms reasonable.
MattOOn u Robinson are going
to have a telephone at their mill, if it
can be secured and of course it can.
Cheboygan Is always glad when Eph-
RAIN Nelson is here, and he arrived en-
Tuesday night. as full of business push
as ever. np1i
1t would be a great strike to have the
telephone at the forks of the river during
the running and booming of logs. Next
you'll see.
The new standard time was made to
accommodate those who are affectiOnate
with lamp posts, through the moving in
fiuence of fiat bottle inwards.
A prominent Cheboygan business man
objects to promoting any satanic being
to the position of "boss devil, but admits
that there may be something devilish on
the earth. aaa4Ytr
J. B. Macarthur loaded the schooner
Danforth with lumber for Robinson &
Prettyman, of Chicago. This is the last
boat of the season for Chicago, from this
port, with lumber.
The Chippewa News says that Gabriel
is driving hearse at the 500. and met
with an accident. No wonder, the.hearse
business Is not the orthodox way of blow
ing the blast of resurrection.
Henry Minor and R. Rapp have return
cd from their Mullet Lake hunt with
three deer as trophies. The season is
now ended and the hunters among our
merchants are inclined to literary pur-
suits.
The steam barge Huron City and tow
left here few days ago for Buffalo, and
have turned up at Tawas. where they
run in short of fuel. It is not Known
whether they will proceed to Buffalo or
lay up at Tawas. l,a
Next Tuesday evening. the famous
Continental Vocalists and Swiss Bell
Ringers will give splendid entertain
ment at the opera house. Let everybody
go who loves fun, music and comedy.
The company is frtcfass. Remember
to go. 5di 200 +ii' a -1l1i
Republicans, Greenbackers and DEM
ocrats, declare the tone and spirit Of the
TRIBUNE to'be clean, absolutely free
from all petty personalities aud vulgar
tiles. We appreciate our many friends
and will put forth our honest efforts to
serve them in any way possible.
Enterprise is abroad. a fellow with an
eye to business called in and wanted to
advertise for trade $50 bull pup for a
$40 dog, and receive the difference. His
dog being royal, but as times we're hard
cheaper dog would do him this winter.
As he was of doubtful pay, we wont name
the animal that was so enterprlsing.
Morris Wheeler is genius in adver-
tizing, selling goods delivering goods,
making friends, keeping friends and
serving Cheboygan generally. This
week he has heard from Congress and
finds out that ha is appointed grocer
for the people with the eagle to help him
in his rapidly growing business. II you
want square true man to deal with 20
to Morris Wheeler's.
st. Ignace ia now connected by tele.
phone, they use the acoustic telephone
The sound only runs to first station, and
he is asked to tell the next station
what he wants to communicate. Th'i