Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-03-20
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. MARCH 20. 1884.
THE CITY

3OOOOO.
A social hop at Sweets hallast Thurs
day evening.
RindskOff Bros, displays a new flag In
front of their store.
F. G. Mcdonald will be connected by
telephone April lst.
ChebOygan bas better prospect to-
day than ever before
Mcintosh the successful foreman was
snow blind last week.
VIM. Hess went to Mackinaw City
Sunday and returned.
The special meetings of the NJ. f. c.
have been discontinued.
John Murray went TO Mackinaw CITY
Cd Sunday and returned.
Fishermen get AZ cents per pound
for their catch on the ice.
Geo. Honbach of st. Ignaee, was in
our village Friday and Saturday.
Melville Bros. will be connected with
the telephone exchange April lst.
Major Clarke of the Manistique Pion-
eer takes vacation, on,--OverwOrked.
During the thaw the street drain got
full aud stopped over in j. C. WOosters
cellar.
Mrs Jndson. motherin-law of j. B. Nc
Arthur arrived Thursday, remains two
weeks.
DIR. McGurn, Of Alpeaa died last week,
he is brother Of John McGurn of Che
bOyEan.
The Dynamite in ths b0tton Of the
we'll at Duncan will he exploded by re-
vOlver or pistol.
Times cau't be hard in Chehoygan, a
Grand Rapids agent sold two planes in
town last week.
Johr Baker received a telegram last
Saturday. announcing the death of his
father in Indiana,
The thaw gave the Congregational
church another huge drink that damp
ened the fiery furnace.
W. e. A. Macarthur have % teams at
MelntOsli's camp, Cau2sia Greek, they
handle over 100000 per day.
f. j. Voss aud Geo. B. Ives, a Big Rap
ids hrm in lumber, were here locking
up interests for themselves.
The waterworks of Cheboygan are a
success. They have been recently tested
and ev rything is all right.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. C. A.
Gallagher is fast improving in health
under the care of her mother.
Hon. Geo. W. Bells cellar was immers-
ed with wet water on which cakes and
other good things tl0ated high but not
dry.
Melville Bros, are booming the Che.
hounan huE 1tln Iuc Of
week, and this didn't begin to meet the
demand.
The snow was dug away from the Hyd-
rants last Friday, which will enable the
ireman to make quick connections III
case Of fire.
Lou. Veeder has taken full charge OF
the Spencer house bar and billiard room
where he will be pleased to meet all his
old friends.
w. +. Conner. son Of the popular Cap
tain Conner, was seI.tonced two years in
Detroit house of correction for trifling
with the mails.
Mackinaw City hopes the AlgOmah
will fail another season so they can
catch on to transporting, and have a win
ter's job that pays.
They say the perfume of a cellar fleod.
ed from a sewer exceeds in Orderifer.
BUSINESS the fashionable perfume called
musk. 1t must be immense.
Uncle Sans boat Haze is getting ready
Mt Detroit for her annual run placing
buOys on the upper lakes. She'll have tC
do some hazing to get through.
One of your aristocratic ladies while
,,,.. Hand haovar OF vYz al
"Mercy what a mO,strOus tongue the
thing has" She referrei to it's tail.
Charley Robinson, the popular fore
man Sundayed at the Robinson man.
sion and reports his camp at Canada
Creek all right and going 1t for three
weeks to come.
Merritt Chandler received his sawmill
machinery from Indianapolis. and on
Friday had it removed to Black Lake
and located on tho Allis state road IL
miles south of the lake.
Charles Mute left Monday for Roger,
city with VOss and Ives of Big Rapids
who want a large cedar tract for poles
ties etc. IL suited they will start fac
tory where they purchase the land.
Parties wishing to visit the village OF
fish shanties on the ice, can now have
the opportunity as the thaw Of last
week made crust on the ice enabling
travel to teams good in any direction.
Bcnton's township board meets Tues
day March 25th at P. M. at Shepherds
Office, to audit and settle all accounts
against tha township and settle will
the treasurer. /. E. DEGowIN. Clerk.
The question agitating Inverness II
where shall the town hall be located, IL
section IL on SammOn's farm or on tn,
State road near the railroad crossing
Two petitiOns are feeling the voters.