Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-01
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1883.
Lumber is sOlidly looking up.
LabOrers for the woods are abunda

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Deer carcases in abundance now, but
the law says don't shoot.
Thompson Smith is indisposed from
cold.
Mr.. McVicker and lady, of klpena are
visiting W. H. Daniels.
W. A.Sumner returned from a business
trip to Detroit Saturday.
Ike Dc GOWN has made improvements,
looking to winter comfort.
Frank Magoffin and lady arrived from
Ann Arbor Thursday night.
The little clerk" at Ike De GOWNS
thinks the telephone should not joke.
John McGinn says the work on the
bank building will proceed until enclos.
ed.
Wages in the woods from $14 to $18,
and $50 to those who remain until the
season ends.
The bank building still climbs and
shows it is managed by man that is
hard to beat.
If persons were to go by the time of
some railroads they would be very regu-
lar in being behind.
In God we trust, all others cash, is the
motto of the BoyHe Statesman. 1t
wouldn't take in Cheboygan.
John Reid, Geo. Fax and Will Rind-
skoff were committee on reception at
the Fireman's ball, and they hOnored
their position.
Neighbors took possession of the house
of the pastor of the Independent Church.
last Saturday evening, and filled IL brim
full of music and pleasure.
DR.. T. A. Perrin was telegraphed for
on Wednesday to go to Indian River
and see man that was hurt at
Gees camp, and could not 60.
The M. E.church in high feather. In the
rear of the pulpit chancel is to be built,
which will be a great improvement
and add to the seating capacity of the
church.
Navigation at the locks is closed. The
old timbers of the lock are to be taken
away and replaced with new timbers,
with the end toward the water instead
of the side as heretofore.
Yesterday week, at Otsego lake, a log
rolled on homesteader named Mcbride,
catching him across the hips. His in
juries will probably prove fatal. DR..
Gerow was called in council with DR..
Beath on Wednesday.
H. M. Hampstead and family, started
this morningfor. Stanton, where he takes
charge Of store, They spend Sunday
in Bay City and proceed Monday to their
future homo. Mr.. Hampstead is true
man full Of energy and capacity.
There are 300 kegs Of Detroit beer on
the dock waiting shipment to the 500
about which there has possibly been a
mistake. The beer will 60 into winter
quarters here and await the opening OF
navigation. Jas. Moloney boards the
fellows.
Thanksgiving was generally observed
The fashion seemed to be for families
and friends to feast themselves material
ly and socially. Union services were
held in the Congregational church, Rev
Leith preaching the sermon, Rev. Clark
and Hartley took part.
D.N. Mcleod, the happy and energetic
proprietor of the Benton House, will
his usual generosity and love of socia
bility, invited large party of friends tt
share his hospitality on Thanksgiving
day. The dinner was elegant, ant
served IN manner to do credit to th'
excellent reputation which this hous'
enjoys with the travelling public.
There Is talk in certain quarters her
of organizing an Independent church
similareto the one now in charge of tn
Rev. Mr.. Thompson,at Cheboygan. just
what that is we have not learned, bu
suppose IL to be one of the branches 0
the great religious ree.-Manistique Pic
necr. You can rest assured. Major, tina
IL founded exclusively on the Cos
pei, it is zone of the branches Of tn
great religious tree," and with othe
things equal will be the m ost vigorou
branch. accomplishing the greatest goo
for greatest number. The Independen