Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-07-14


Joseph SpOOner now meats his friends
in his new room, and does it in good
style.
Morris Wheeler's delivery horse ran
away Wednesday morning, breaking one
shaft of the wagon.
No pains will be spared in arranging
to make the coming musical entertain
ment perfect success.
Two thirds of the taxes assessed by
the village have been paid in, over &c.
coo being paid last Saturday.
Remember the adjourned meeting Of
the agricultural society at the Town
Hall, next Friday at 2 pm.
Robert McNair is leading support for
Miss Effie Johns in "a Terrible Test" at
the Opera House on Monday evening,
July 10th.
j. j. Cueny is raising his side walk on
Division street, up to the grade Of the
walk on Main street. 1t is good i'm
prOvement.
1t is claimed by competent judges,
men who are or have been experienced
farmers. that the yield Of the wheat crop
in this county will be from 80 bushels to
40 bushels to the acre.unless rust should
strike it.
E. o. Penny is in possession of a new
penny, the only one in existance at this
time. 1t is of the male gender, weighs
twelve pounds, and arrived Tuesday
night. All doing well and Ed. is happy,
of course.
We hear that a request is going to be
made the council to have the whistle of
the water works blow at six o'clock a. m,
at noon, and at six p. IN. 1t is thought
it would result in having uniform time
in the village.
The fruit trees planted by ChebOygan
county farmers are reported, with few
exceptions, as doing well and promising
an abundant crop of fruit, for young
trees. Experience has demonstrated to
a certainty that Cheboygan county is
within the great fruit belt of Michigan,
md it will not be many years before the
,ruit crop will be a prominent factor
n the products of ChebOygan farms.
We are glad to announce that the Che
Doygan Banking Company have decided
% erect their new banking building this
easOn, and that the work will soon be
commenced, and also that they have
bout decided to turn the bank into a
rational bank, with capital of $4,000,
he full amount of stock being already
AIKEN. The necessary papers for the
hange, we understand, are now being
The new bank building will
'e one Of which our citizens may feel
roud, and fitted up in style that will
quail any banking Office in Northern
Iichigan, and in keeping with the pro-
ressive enterprise of the stockholders
f the bank.
Frank Vaulk was nicely cOnfidenced
ut of $3.50 the latter part Of last week.
t seems he was DESTROYS of procuring
cense as engineer of steamers. A man
AIMED Long learned Of the fact and pro-
Osed to Mr.. Varlk to secure license
,r him for $3.50. Shortly afterward he
rOught a couple of strangers around to
[r. Vaulk, one of whom he introduced
$ the Collector of Customs of the port,
nd the other as Local Inspector. The
liter said he was combining pleasure
18th business, enjoying summer tour
nd at the same time Obliging those
no desired licenses by granting them.
he $3.50 was paid over, but it is needless
say that the accommodating Local In
rector has not yet granted Mr.. Vaulk
Is license as engineer. For the benefit
all interested we would say that any
,mpetent man can get his license for
fly cents. 1t is reported that the man {
Dng left Sunday on the Messenger for
anistique, accompanied by a woman of
le town.
Papers so disgustingly vile, abusive,
nd personal, as to vol ce the indecent
ang of the lowest strata of blackguard- :
m, do not represent any church, pOlit-
al party, organization or community
earth; they are isolated cases Of un- {
liked cussedness, known by the society
ey cannot associate with, none so poor
to recognize them or their foul asper- +,
Ons of everything sacred. Among
smocrats, Republicans, and Greenback- 6
s there are none so thoroughly de- ,
'aved or universally mean as to de- =