Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-02

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John H. Waterman has his logs down
and reports them of a superior quality.
The Cheboygan Lumber Company
shipped 100000 lath to Chicago Tuesday,
on the Champlain.
Robinson & Thompson fitted up G., A,
Gallagher's new store room, and the
work speaks for itself.
Charles R. Smith is having water from
the water works introduced into his fine
residence, on South Main street.
Quite severe hail storm at Detroit
last Sunday afternoon, while here in
Cheboygan it was quite pleasant.
The new residence being built by w.
& A. Macarthur at the foot of Main street
for W. B. Miller is progressing finely.
The Southern Michigan Cedar and
Lumber Co. shipped 100000 shingles on
the propeller Pacific to Tonawanda, N.
Y.
Will Van Valksnburg, the fish dealer,
had two mammoth sturgeon on exhibit
ton this week. The largest one he
labeled Jumbo"
Geo. E. Frost has removed his law
Office and il fairly settled in his new
quarters. BOggs Bros, lumber inspect
ors, occupy desk room in the front Office.
The many friends of Mrs. Ida A. McLin
will be interested in knowing that this
true woman, of fine business qualities.
has settled in business at Battle Creek.
We congratulate the people of Battle
Creek on their new accession.
The ladies of the Independent church
are preparing to present "Fan Brigade"
drill in the near future, for the benefit
of that church. 1t will undoubtedly be
novel, interesting and entertaining.
Look out for it and give them rousing
benefit.
We would call attention to Geo. e.
Fax's new advertisement. Mr.. Fax
opened his establishment with a com
plete new stock, all of the latest style,
last Monday and invites those desiring
summer wear to examine his line of
goods.
We are indebted to Mr.. G. S. Wilson
the artist, for fine photograph of the
Tribune building. 1t is gotten up in
Mr.. Wilson best style, and highly cred
liable to him as an artist. This ac-
should have been made
last week, but was overlooked.
The Owl Club are advertising their en-
for the benefit of
the Cheboygan graded school
with number of fine Autographs.
June Goth and 2lst are the dates, at the
Opera House, and the mirthful and in
teresting comedy Of school" the attrac-
ton.
Mr.. Schley, moderator of the Fraction
al School District No. | of Inverness,
having removed from the district. the
school board, by an unanimous vote,
selected Vim. +. DePuy moderator. The
choice is a most excellent one and can
not fail to give satisfaction to all and
subserve the best interests of the dis
trict.
The Board of Supervisors, at special
meeting held last Saturday, passed resO-
lutions authorizing the Sheriff and his
deputies to remove any an4 all obstruc-
tions, caused by booming or storing logs,
ect, from all navigable rivers in this
county, and forbidding any person erect
lingo maintaining any boom or device
whereby the free passage of boats would
be interrupted, under penalty of 500
for every day, or part of day such
hindrance shall exist.
So far the Ohio TrOtting Circuit has
been unfortunate. Last week at Cincin-
natl the weather was bad. This week,
at Dayton, it was worse. Charles Huhges
writes Mr.. Humphrey that at the latter
place the mud on the track was very
deep. Tuesday, Vim. +. in the $50 race
was distanced. Wednesday, Mollie
Harris, in the 1884 race, got no place.
Sleepy Joe, Texas horse, won, and it is
said great many sporting men. WHO
had bet heavily, got badly left. Next
Tuesday ard Wednesday Mr.. Humphreys
horses are entered at the Springfield
races.
DR.. T. A. PERKINS, new residence is
nearing completion. and an elegant and
conveniently arranged home he is going
to have. The three rooms, large ones,
/ n front nro % nrra nnad that fhnu CON