Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-14
THE CITY.

VIM. Hess Is hard at work on the new
boiler for W. s. Smiths tug Maud 8.
The Michigan Exchange supports its
own bus and it is drawn by daisy
team.
W. G. Moore hsisted Blaine and Lo-
gan streamer over his place of business
Monday.
The register of the Michigan Ex-
change shows that it is receiving its
share of patronage.
Since the thaw Cheboygan landlords
feel better, and their hotel registers
make better showing.
We understand an effort will soon be
made to establish the order of knights
Labor Of in Chsboygan.
There Is no handsomer banking office
in the state than that Of the First Ma
tional bank Of Cheboygan.
Luke Cross has the contract for carry
ing the mail between Cheboygan and
Manning P, o., Black River.
W f. Raynolds, u. s. A, and wife, c.
A. Reynolds and U. Bentley, of Detroit
were guests of the Spencer House last
Monday.
Some wretch adorned the tail of A, l..
Fexer's dog last Friday by adding tin
can. Ye canine did not seem to enjoy
the sport. az
The GorOw block has neat pole on
top of it, and Monday handsome Blaine
and Logan strsamsr was streaming in
the air from tho top of it.
Moloney Brothers are putting in more
new dock 1T their brewery, to prevent
the bank from being washed away by
the river. They arc putting in to stay.
The excursion advertised fer the Van
Raalts for last Thursday evening proved
freeze out, the weather being SO ceol
that not enough turned out to get up d
cotillion.
P.B. Brazel, of Grand Narais, arrived
down last week. He has concluded to
move his family to Cheboygan and give
his attention to pushing the sale of his
patent snow plow, which has proved q
great success wherever introduced.
Friday shortly after noon horse ran
away with buggy, and as he did not
ILL., AZ .troof ba fonlx IN fha oidaua1ly ~
Smyth's corner, and there was lively
dodsing into dosrways by pedestrians
The horse was stepped near the Grand
Central.
VIM. GainOr was in town Monday and
says hs meyer seen it rain harder than II
did early that morning at his place.
eight or ten miles from Cheboygan
while here there was zone at all. Luke
Cross from the same neighborhood af.
firms the same.
A gentleman from Ohio who had been
in this section couple of weeks, and
this for the first time, remarked he had
SUeHt bWO StdSUuo up Hclc, luou ouhiluOl
and this winter" He came away from
home without his oyercoat, but says hi
will never do it again.
John N. Bowling reports business i'm.
proving in New York City, that the bus
mess men of the metropolis are saHguin'
of better days, and that hard times fol
the present are over. John says he had 9
pleasant visit. OF course the acqui
sition of wife had much to do with tn,
pleasure OF the visit.
Arrangements are being made for {
rifle tournament to take place on Mack
inaw Island in the near future. Sever
gun clubs have already signifed thei
| intention to participate. 1t is proposed
that team of eight be selected from
each club. The Marquette and Cheboy
gan clubs are among those who hav
accepted. The members Of the clu1
here are practicing and the eight tha
make the best general average are to b
selected to represent the club in tn,
tournament.