Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-24
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
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meat car went south Monday.
A prize will be given soon at the roll
or rink to the best boy skater.
Van Valkenburg's fish marketha been
painted and put in first class style.
The fishing tugs Messenger and Mary
A. Day went out Tuesday to lift fish
nets.
Michael DsNeen married to Miss
Jennie Dufin Monday, by Rev. Peter j,
DeSmedt.
1t ia reported that a night train will
be put on May 18th, but this may not be
correct.
G.. w. Farr has again been appointed
ticket agent for Smith 81 Adams line of
steamers.
Smoke the Immense" at the new
cigar factory.
AT Detour docks, about 100000 feet of
lumber, "a thrown overheard by the
ice on Sunday.
For a good smoke try some Of the
brands of cigars made at the new cigar
factory, Main street.
Indications of oil at Wolverine, Che
boygan county. has created much excite
ment in that locality.
The dock laborers held another meet
ing last Saturday evening. Already the
union numbers over go.
1t will well repay you to read the
mammoth advertisement in this issue
Of Rindskoff Bros, of the Star Clothing
House. The reputation Of these gentle
man for fair dealing is we'll known.
Miss Gsrtie Brown, daughter of Capt.
j, w. Brown, on the occasion Of her
fonrth birthday, which occurred on
Monday last. entertained a number of
her young friends in a very enjoyable
manner.
The entire plant Of the Southern Mich
igan Cedar and Lumber Co. was pur-
chased last week by H. H. & F. 8. Pack.
ard. The gentlemen have the sand to
do what they undertake, and will run
the concern to its capacity.
The Inverness town board met last
Saturday, and located the site Of the
now Town Hall on the southwest corner
of Frank Passino's farm. about sixty
rods west Of Mr.. Passino's residence. A
contract was let to clear the ground, to
be completed by July 1st. 1t is to have
the building finished by the first of Sep
TENDER.
W. H, Clarke has been a Coon hunting
for some time, and On Tuesday left for
Mancelona to take Miss Phoebe Coon,
he accomplished and rsigning belle of
NaneelOna, as his wife. They arrive
Cheboygan to-day and hosts of friends
will, with the TRIBUNE, congratulate
Will on his good luck, and wish the
happy couple success.
Wood fire places are all thu rage, and
begin to find a place Ia all first class
houses. W. S. Humphrey leads In this
matter, Ia our city and is putting In
in his library, sitting room and family
bed room, a wood fire place, and propos-
ss to have plenty Of blazss, pop corr,
hickory nuts, hard cider, good health
and Il goOd time. An exceedingly sen.
sble thing to do.
Yesterday morning w. S. Humphrey
and Geo. W. Bell started for Grand Rap
ids as delegates to represent Cheboygan
Va, at the State convention that ap-
delegates to the National Con-
at Chicago, that will name the
,ext President. Bell or Humphrey will
be a delegate to Chicago, and
'ither gentleman would be an honor to
,ur State and the Republican party.
Judge Perkins is not a candidate for
70. nomination to the Treasurership. 1t
8 not known that he will accept it, if
but il he will he can be re-hOm-
mated and reelected, Notwithstanding :
Farris Embery is a first class man aad
he strongest one that could run ON the /,
democratic ticket. 1t is customary to
i've the Treasurership two terms to one !.
vho has filled it well the first, and the
Iatural thing to do would be to make :
udge Perkins stay where he is. for he :
as made as good an officer and Treas :,
rer as the county could have.
We exceedingly regret to lsarn of the !.
dangerous sickness of Mrs. Lottie =
Orce at the residence of her parents on =