Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-02
Part of summer already gone.

alley and cigar store for sale.
Contract for replastering the court
house to be let next Monday.
English capitalists and sympathizers
are booming free trade at Detroit.
Linton B. Sutton is studying law with
his uncle, &. S. B. Sutton, at Sault Ste.
Marie. F
Everybody made welcome at the serv-
ices of the Independent church Sunday
evening.
A few days like this will improve the
ice market. 1t feels as If summer was
somewhere about.
The telephone material has arrived,
and it will not be long until the 'hellO"
can be heard in the land.
Frank Osier is making some hand
some improvements in his place of bust
ness, in the former Becker building.
| Director Gerow is constantly in receipt
of applications from abroad, for situa-
tiOns as teachers in the graded school.
See change in DR.. Lendsrink's card
this week. He announces special atten-
ton to diseases of women and children.
We are glad Mrs. c. w. Farr is gener-
al manager of the ChebOygan telephone,
no more ct appointment could have been
made.
See notice elsewhere from Highway
Commissioner Campbell, of Beaugrand,
of job of road clearing to be let next
Saturday.
The gentlemanly and efficient piano
tuner, H. B. GOOdenow, from Flint, is
here for few days. Make sure of his
services.
The man who is going to publish that
''red-hot" Democratic paper at the Sault,
got so "red-hot' that he was lodged in
the village cooler to sober up. A good
start.
Fountain Hose Company No. will
hold meeting at Fireman's Hall next
Tuesday evening. A full and prompt
attendance of all the members is de-
sired.
DR.. G. A. Perrin is about purchasing
the Nation house, now occupied by his
brother, DR.. T. A. Perrin. The bargain
has been made, but no papers have been
yet drawn up.
A horse trainer arrived in the village
yesterday, and last evening displayed
well-trained and handsome horse on
Main street, driving him up and down
the street without any bride or reins.
Mr.. Cooper has w. 50 Smiths new
steam barge all laid out on the floor of
the railroad warehouse, on the dock, and
is busy preparing the moulds for build
ing her by. She will measure 600 ton.
Quite flock of grass widowers now
test mine host Spencer's viands daily.
1t is to be hoped they may fatten on the
good living they get. A little extra
flesh would not come amiss on any or
all of them.
Yesterday they struck a magnificent
flow of water at the artesian well, but
sinking the tubing shut the most of it
off, This morning the driving belt run
off and the dropping of the tools into the
we'll threw lever back with such force
as to break the main cOgwheel of the
drilling machine, which will necessitate
delay of a couple of days to get new
wheel cast.
PHI. Mcdonald Is making some alter
ations in the Cass house which will add
very much to its comfort and convent
ence. The baggage room has been taken
out. and large and comfortable sitting
room made in the rear of the bar and
Office. Other changes have been made
which make the house more desirable as
stopping place, and Pat means to keep
good house in every respect.
Our jenial, jOvial meat market propri-
etor, w. j. Armstrong, concluded that he
sailed on life's sea of single blessedness
long enough, and last Tuesday at Bay
City took unto himself a better half in
the person of Miss Martha s. Armstrong.
The happy couple arrived in Cheboygan
Wednesday evening, and the many
friends of Mr.. Armstrong will join the
TRIBUNE in wishing them fair sailing
down the stream of time, with full en-
joyment of all the happiness to be found
on this mundane sphere.
The first of the week the tubing at the
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