Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-21
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d. FEENY returned yesterday morning
from an extended visit in Canada.
ELIZA MCDONALD took charge of the
school at Duncan City last Monday.
HIN. Mason, of st. Ignace, was in the
village yesterday, and made us very
pleasant call.
Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT PATTERSON ar
rived home Monday from their visit to
the Queens dominion.
w. e. SMYTH, of st. Ignace was in the
village yesterday. Mr.. Smyth has been
suffering from rheumatism, but is on
the improve.
MRS. SIMON WIDRIG started Monday
morning for LockpOrt, N. Y. to visit her
parents. She expects to be absent about
four weeks.
S. S. EDDY left for Chicago last week
to purchase goods for Macarthur, Smith
e. Co.'s store. He returned yesterday
Look out for an extra fine display of
goods soon. Mr.. Eddy always makes. good
selections,
DR.. c. A. PERRIN was called to Mack
inaw City Thursday, and after he started
a telegram was received from Charlie
voix, his former field, requesting his
services. there. 1t was forwarded him,
and he has not yet returned.
ROBERT CoNER arrived home Thursday
morning from his trip to Rochester, N.
Y. He stopped few days in Saginaw
and we are glad to say has partially
completed arrangements for continuing
the work on the test salt we'll.
HENRY ]. MINER spent couple of days
at St. Ignace this week. successfully at
tending to business, visited the site of
an old Indian massacre, obtained relics
and returned in good humOr with every
body, which is nothing unusual for
Miner.
MRS. C. NELSON, who left our village
for an extended journey last Oct, re-
turned Thursday morning. Mrs. Nelson
spent most of her time while gone at
Los Angeles, CAL, but after seeing and
| enjoying so much she has returned to
Cheboygan where her numerous friends
| will be glad to welcome her return.
The operator at Mackinaw City says
no ice between st. Ignace and Macki-
nav City, lots of ice above.
Eight Swedes and three families from
LathrOp's camps on DrnmmOnd's island
arrived on the scow Crazy Jane yester-
day morning.
prevent over-production Of lumber
| the Lum mbermens' Exchange of MuskegOn
resolved on Thursday to run mills and
booms but ten hours each day.
Russia is doing a wholesale business
in arresting, convicting ana sentencing
| Nihilistic leaders. Life servitude or
death strikes numerically hard.
The City of Cleveland left Alpena at
6 a. m. this morning, telegraphing she
would be here at p. m. She arrived on
| time.
England hangs murderers without
wasting time on their insanity. Daniel
Curley, Phoenix Park assassin, is found
guilty as was Brady, and is sentenced to
be hanged May 1S.
Capt. Jones, of the Flora, was greatly
disappointed when he reached Rogers
City and found he could not telegraph to
had been taken down.
The dynamite cOnspiratOrs of London
had in their number certain Lynch or
Norman who turns infOrmer. Wrong
dOers will tell all they know about their
partners, If by 80 doing they can escape
punishment.
One Of our leading citizens was vic
timized by gamin Wednesday evening.
The latter was at the door of the hall
and as the gentleman went to enter de-
manded his ticket, which was handed
over. As the door closed, the boy darted
down stairs, ticket ahead. The gentle
man paid his entrance fee again, but
thinks he got the worth of his money.
The Michigan Central railroad Co. has
treated our merchants very fair during
the past winter, and their rates for
freight have been reasonable, so much 80
that we anticipate they will retain a
large share of the business, even after
the opening of navigation, as their rates,
especially upon heavy goods, are about
as low as those heretofore charged by
the steamers.
One application of the broomstick is
generally sufficient, but the Broom Bri-
gade was so popular Wednesday evening
that the public would have it repeated
last evening, which was done before q
we'll filled house making 1t not vain
repetition, as the Aftermath treasury
was increased, the people delighted, and