Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-05-19
Reid g. Co. have fresh strawberries

III bdit.
Lots of interesting reading in the
council proceedings this week. Don't
fail to read them.
Tree planting still continues and 1t
will not be many years before ChebOy-
gan will enjoy shady streets, adding
very much to its attractiveness.
DIR. A. nj. Gerow will occupy the rooms
in the bank building, now occupied by
Geo. E. Frost, ESQ.,, as law office, as an
office. They will make convenient
doctors Office.
Dan and Josie Sullivan's company
drew large audiences Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. If applause is
any indication of success, they were
highly successful.
James j. Brown has leased three rooms
of G. A. Gallagher in his building north
of the Grand Central hotel, and will
ft them up in good style and occupy
them tor law office.
S. LeGault, ST., is putting up quite an
addition to the Benton House. The ad-
ditiOn is in the rear, on Water street,
two stories high, adding four rooms up
stairs, and one large room the ground
floor.
DR.. Lenderink, German Homeopathic
physician, late of Reed City, has secured
rooms in the Paqustte block, over A. W.
Westgats & Sons shoe store, and located
for the practice Of his profession. See
his card elsewhere.
A. P. Thompson, formerly Of Sandusky,
Ohio, has rented Paquette's room, in
frame building opposite the pOstoffice,
and will open a jewslry store next week
if his stock, purchased in New York,
arrives as he expects.
We are in receipt of copy of the pro-
ceedings of the Northwestern Press As
ISOLATION, held at Grand Rapids last
August. 1t is from the Eagle Office at
Traverse City, and Bro. Sprague has
reason to be proud of the job.
The new safe for the village arrived on
the Atlantic Tuesday and was placed in
the council room the same day. 1t is
from the Detroit Safe Company, and has
on it "City of ChebOygan." A little
soon it is true, but then it is coming.
George E. Frost has purchased from
James j. Brown the building now Occu-
pied by the latter as law Office and will
take possession next week, whore he
will be glad to receive calls from his
friends, and especially from those de-
string to leave retainer for legal SER
vices.
Mason & MOrgan's Uncle Toms Cabin
Co. are announced for next Wednesday
evening at the Town Hall. This COM
pany claim to present this great drama
in manner unsurpassed, and have re-
ceived very flattering notices from the
press of the state. where they have ap-
peared.
DR.. GerOw is preparing to move the !
I'D Backus residence back on Huron
street, in order to make room for his
,rick block. The OddfellOws, we under
tand, are figuring with the doctor to
induce him to put on third story for
! lodge room. We hope they may come
o terms.
The alarm of fire yesterday forenoon
vas caused by the cedar on the river
'ank opposite Nelson's store catching
re- it is supposed by the sparks from
assing tug. The fire was put out before
{ had done much damage. The Fire
department. turned out promptly and
we're ready for business.
We have received notice from respon-
ibis parties, that there is prOphesied
nd promised birth of semi-weekly
ewspaper to take place at st. Ignace,
n or about the 9Th of June, to be chris
9ned the st. Ignace News. 1t will be
he first birth of the kind on record in
his section. May 1T live long and be
Apply.
Undersheriff Lynn arrested Edward
Vail yesterday and took him before
ustice Fife, when he was arraigned
Dr. burglary, having stolen two silver
PATCHES at the HarbOr House. Wall
lead not guilty, was taken to jail, when
g requested that his plea be changed to
uilty. The county boards him till the
.ovt form of circuit court when he will |