Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-01


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J.E. Bowen now has charge of the tel.
ephone central Office while Mrs. Farr is
absent.
The woods were never so full of land
lockers who are locating pine and hard
wood lands. r-rrv r
DC. Compton of Cleveland, Ohio; and
]. Hull of Minneapolis Min, are at the
Grand Central. G
A young orchard Travelled around the
streets on Wednesday in wagon, but
it was not in bloom.
The attention of parties having teams
for hire. is directed to the notice OF the
Board of Water Commissioners in an
other column of this paper.
The wicked stand in slippery places,
mt the son of q minister missed his foot
ing and he proceeded head first through
the large show window at Reds.
Props. Vanderbilt, w, L. Frost, and
schooner Donaldson, passed down last
evening. The Vanderbilt goes to Buff
falo. the Frost to Odgensburg, and Don
aldsOn to Sarnia.
For the first time cooks in the woods
are instructed to use more pork and
beans cause, the cheapness of the pork;
result. boys are happy with an abundance
of hogs and fried cakes.
Pat Moloney and wife are each short
of overshoes, lost on Thursday night.
They say they didn't dance them out,
and it does not appear they went into
the church soup below. Where are
they.
There is no city in Michigan where
there is finer spirit than in Cheboygan.
Men of all religious and political faiths
dwell in peace and help each other.
Cllques don't count and malevolence is
below par.
CT. Lynn is the purchaser for four
counties, including Cheboygan, of the
patent glass lamp wick. This is guar
antied to last four years. 1t needs no
trimming, does not heat the burner nor
{. is there any DANCE Of explosion, and
emits brilliant light. i....
1t is old to him, but new to us, that Is,
Nick Biddle, clerk of the Van Raalte,
season OF '82, now of st. Ignace, was
married to Miss Lillian Plain, Sept. 70.
It's all plain enough now, but Biddle
beats the very old Nick for sly. Much
joy, but let US know the next time. h
One of the bontOns entered meat
shop and Selling huge, orthodox rooster
demanded that this turkey lie weighed.
1t was; he had company, and declared
to the butcher afterwards, that the blam-
ed turkey crowed after being boiled all
day. Some are hard to please, even
when they have their own way
Mr.. M. Z. Irving is In town looking
for 10000 feet of lumber that was
thrown overheard from the tow barges
that went on Spectacle reef some time
ago. The lumber went ashore on
Schneaux islands, where the inhabitants
picked it up. He says it was all clear
lumber and very valuable, and belonged
to Thomas hester, of Detroit.
This is fast age and some happy
sOuls-girls celebrated Christmas, on
Wednesday eve., at the residence Of +. A
Vorce, q feast given in honor of the dolls
owned by the happy children. The affair
was complete success. Each doll re-
ceived presents among others a nursing
bottle, which Judge Sutton pronounces
the most perfect thing he ever saw.
Cheboygan ladies have small feet. The
Dths other day one Of them dropped an
uncomfortable underwear on the side
walk, where 1t spread out like rent
table cloth that had been lately used.
IL 1t had been Chicago lady the gar
nent could never have got off down. {
wards. The lady sensibly picked up her :
Nocturnal garment, tucked it under her !
lrm and went on her way. For further
PARTICULARS call at the Cheboygan Music I
tone.