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

The Mancelona iron furnace will be
ready to go into blast soon.
The New Englanders held their annual
dinner at Sweets Hotel, Grand Rapids.
Beeeher & Peck, of Allegan County,are
shipping Is, 600 pounds of dressed poul-
try to New York each week.
A car load of Italian lab0rers are de
tanned at st. Ignace, waiting for The
AlgOmah to take them across.
Mrs. Marsh the mother of Mrs, Il. O.
Penny, visiting here for some time starts
Monday to spend the holidays In Detroit.
man we ne vCr before suspected of
cheek came to the TRIBUNE office to bOr-
row pair of stockings till after christ
mas,
A. H.. Fexer makes most elegant dis
play of bracelets, neck chains, rings, Ia
dies sets etc, of new and beautiful de-
signs.
Joe Smith was not lost. He was work
ing for his board and ruuOff with Mrkin-
non six dollar compass. 1t il the compass
that was lost.
DIR. M. B. Champion always gets there,
and his social at Clements on Wednes-
day eve, was success although several
of his friends got left.
w. T. Vanderbi 1t has five persons
waiting for organs contracted for, but
they,dO not arrive. Mr. Y. goes out of
the paper business and gives his whole
attention to the music trade.
The reporter said to well TODD citi-
ZEN. Have you any one visiting you,
"No,thank God. have sent word to them
all not to comeuntil they hear further.
The young woman Cassie Eagan, who
has been slightly deranged and in the
county house, for the past week has
quite recovered her mind and hope is
entertained of her entire recovery.
Will Whiting is at his fathers home
at Plymouth, When he RECEIVERS suffici-
emily he will proceed to Florida or Hot
SpriRgs. We want to see Will the perfect
picture of health, as he was until
recently.
1t il rumOred that tho Prop. Van
Raalte will be hauled oHt.'cut In two
and piece put in, making her 20 feet
longer. This would certaialy make her
much more desirable craft forlthe Sault
Ste. Marie route.
S. lie Gault ST., Oh Thursday evening
slipped and fell at Kintz's corner, barely
escaping serious accident. Mr.. Lee
Gault is a strong temperance man, but
you must not conclude that its best for
you to get drunk for holidays in order
to keep from falling.
Cheboygan Jail IS empty.
Several smaller streams will increase
the above figures at least 5U0.OO0.OOO
feet -Det 'oh Post &c Tribune.
What does it mean? A smaller stream
than emptiness must refer to the Demo-
cratic party.
A disorderly scuflle in the TRfEUNE's
Q litorial Office yesterday, resulted in
the breaking of three panes of glass.
How many glasses had been taken by
the parties does net appear. The mar-
shall and u. marshal appeared after
the gnilty ones had escaped.
The ferry Algomah got lost in a snow
storm Thursday afternoon, while cross
In ~ fbo ,fro;fe from, MsaL;noxv City IN
st. Ignace, she went ashore at Rabbits
Back, about three miles north west of
st. Ignace. At last account she is still
ashore, and is out two feet forward.
They are trying to procure tug to
pull her off. She had her transfer, with
cars and one loaded with powder, which
was thrown overheard by the rolling of
the transfer.
Vim. Erratt killed six or seven deer
while the law allowed, and while this
inveterate Nimrod was limiting par
tridges at Cord Wood Point Wednesday,
a huge avenger in the shape of man.
moth buck with rocking chair on his
head, who knew no one dare kill him
now, walIoped the ground with Erratt
in regular hardware style. ) Erratt grunt-
ed, made Santa-Claus faces, but brought |
cartridges home all the same, and spot
ted the buck for next season.
The Tug Kate Williams with schooner |
Johnson which came into our harbor
Monday night last for winter quarters
has had rather Improbable siege for
the last few weeks, her owners made