Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-29
Steamboats, get around these days

Capt. H. Lovedales commands tn
schooner c. ]. Magill.
Another handsome auroral, free exhi
bition last Tuesday night.
Smith and Adams are building new
shed at their planning mill.
As far as the weather was concerne,
1t was regular freeze out for the fair
1t lawful interesting to sit in tn
cold and watch them score for a start IL
a race. N
The fish catch 80 far is reported light
but all hope for large harvest yet this
season.
See l. E. Dsgowin's New advertise
ment. Choice good at low pfices. Store
east end of bridge.
A few flakes of snow yesterday morn
ing as indicators of what may be ex-
pected in the near future.
The general verdict is that the Gerow-
Backus block will be one of the most
attractive buildings in town.
The near approach of winter seems to
spur up building operations, and car
penters and masons are busy.
Divine service of the Independent
church at the Opera House tomorrow
evening at 1880. All made welcome.
Excellent music.
Venor predicts an unusually warm
and open winter. Judging from the
weather Of this week we fear his pr edlc-
ton has caught cold.
There will be meeting of the Board
Of Directors of the Agricultural society
held at the Town Hall next Saturday, at
o'clock P. NJ. A full attendance is de-
sired.
George E. Fax has got nicely located
N his new quarters and this week an
lounces in our advertising columns a
lew facts from Fax of interest to all.
Read them.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Nary j. Sweet to George Quintal, the
went to take place Tuesday, October
9TH, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Terry.
Look out for W. & A. McArthur's new
which will appear next
week. Their new goods are constantly
Irriving, and they will have something !
# interest to say.
Don't fail to read A. w. Westgate &
'On's new advertisement in this issue,
nd when in want of anything in their
inc, give them call and see for your
elf that they mean what they say.
Every business man should use print
d stationary, such as letter heads, en-
elopes, bill heads, cards, ETC., and they
hOuld also bear in mind that the TRI-
UNE job Office is the place to get the
anne.
Yesterday morning +. Goakee, work
lg at Duncan. was struck in the back
y the blade of an inch chisel, which
I'll from the top of building, cutting
ito his backbone, making a serious
'ound. DR., T. A. Perrin attended him.
At the residence of Thomas Richard
IN, father Of the bride, Tuesday, 25th
lst., Miss Margaret Rebecca Richardson
'as married to VIM. II. Francis, Rev. A.
7. Westgate officiating. The day was
lsO the thirty-frst anniversary of the
larriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson.
We understand that some of the par
es who proposed taking stock in a
lave and heading factory. to be located
4 Cheboygan, have backed out, but
hat the project has not been abandon
d, and if stock company with the
esired capital cannot be secured, it
ill be started on smaller scale.
The Montmorency County Times.
at Hillman by s. Ames, comes
, US this week enlarged to five column
lilo. Mr.. Ames located in MOntmOren-
y county months before the Organiza-
on of the county was perfected, bought
IT'S on the location of the present cOun-
, seat, built residence and office, and
arted publishing the Times, and in
)ite of adverse circumstances, has
rought successfully, worked for the
A.. n. a N. H. .I-~.z l