Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-08-04

luo pObutO ClOp VI OiCoOySuh SouuOy
promises to be immense.
If you don't believe Cheboygan is
popular summer resort, examine the
hotel registers and be convinced.
Peter Spooner lost valuable mare,
by death, Sunday night. As two-year
old she trotted her mile in three min-
utes. W.
Wednesday was hot an0ugh to suit
any person and Thursday, those who de-
light in cool weather must have been
satisfied.
A splendid opportunity to visit the
$780," at reasonable rates, is afforded by
the band excursion on the fine propeller
Messenger, this evening.
The lightning Tuesday evening dis
troyed some of the telephone connec-
tiOns, Wednesday the circuit was re-
stored and all is lovely again.
The Cheboygan brass band went to
Mackinac Sunday expecting to meet
several other bands, but only got sight of
one, and did not get to hear that one
play.
Cheboygan county farmers are re-
minded that they are expected to put in
an appearance at the county fair with
display of the productions of their
farms.
A missionary from the telegrahic
brotherhood was in the village yester-
day, labOring to convert Manager Farr.
1t was "love's labor lost" Charles is
hcorrigible.
Nelson & Bullen completed their
semi-annual inventory Of stock this
week, and are well satisfied with their
business for the half-year. They adver-
tise in the TRIBUNE.
The peanut stand at the dock did a
rushing business Thursday evening
while the Fountain City and Saginaw
Valley were in port.
James F. Moloney has purchased the
old W. w. StrOhn residence. removed |
from the bank block, and will locate it
on his lot, upper Main street, and fit it
up for residence.
S. Baker & Son have been appOin ted
agents for the Western Express line of
steamers, Canadian, running between
Chicago and Montreal. The line is COM
posed of the propellers Prussia, Canada
and Europe.
Deseum Culver and wife, both well
known in ChebOygan, were on the train
wrecked near Carlyon, NY, Friday night
of last week, but fortunately escaped
without injury.
Notwithstanding the c3o,ne SIS develop,
ed between "old probabilities" and this
section yesterday, and the ''lumpy' con-
ditiol of the straits, the Episcopal
Sunday School on the Flora to Mackinac
was well patronized.
The ST. Ignace News says there is talk
of the st. Ignace band visiting Cheboy-
gan On the AlgOmah as an early day.
Send them along so that we can see if
they can blow as well as the st. Ignace
papers blow foY them.
Capt. Jones, Of the Flora Is one of the
most accommodating and ebliging
masters on the lakes. lie says he did not
mind the blow Of Thursday night, but
ran into Pressure Isle and ,
ay five hours so that the passengers
could enjoy dance. The travelling pub {
lie all like to ride on the Flora.
John Dodd has his diving rig on board {
he scOw Essex and is waiting for suit
bile weather for an expedition to the !
wreck Of the propeller Caniste0, to in
'estigate the situation and see what the ,
chances are for recovering her machin
ny. At the same time all light portions {
# her outfit that are of value will be Sc {
ured if possible.
We see by the Grand Hayea News T
Journal that Miss Eta Snowden, a '
roung lady well and favorably known in
,heboygan, was married at Spring Lake.. 7
uly 10th, to John s. Wilde. Miss Eta d
las the best wishes Of her numerous |
'heboygan friends for long life, full of
appiness. OF course "Joe" had to go r
own and see his sister married. The t
air were remembered in the way Of }
andsome presents. '
Lightning paid the residence of Vim. q
:. Mcdonald, east side of the river,
ather unwelcome call last Tuesday G
IL .t.,.Ir thn onnoIa Of Tho