Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-24
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looks well and is well.
Brick work on Crumleys Hotel, get,
ting higher and higher.
Part of the upper, middle and lower
docks az Detour, went with the ice on
Sunday.
A. E~berhardt, the florist, goes to De-
troit to-day, for a fresh stock Of plants
and goods.
j. II. Frawley left for Detroit Tuesday
to buy a complete stock Of family and
fancy groceries.
Captain Dressler, reports having set
$40 nets, lifted IS and caught 1900
pounds of good Ash.
Thompson Smith and Thompson
Smith Jr., left Monday morning, for Al
bany N, Y, on business.
w. j. Armstrong, visited his branch
store at CharlevOix last week, and re-
ports a good business.
The Southern Michigan Cedar and
Lumber Co., have between Z, and 5000,
600 of a cpt for the season.
Mr.. Geo. Luff has returned from Sena
on business. He says the issue in that
section is "whlskey or no whiskey."
Henry Tuttle has rented his barber
shop to a party of Mount Pleasant, who
will be here Immediately to occupy it.
The tug Pendell made her first appear
anc for the season on tbs river Monday,
respondent in her coat of new paint.
John Dodd and Fred Fife went a fish
ing Monday night and speared IS fish,
including a sturgeon measuring 5 feet.
Mrs. Sanford Baker is now owner of
DR.. Hartlsy's mecking bird. He is an
excellent singer, and the only mocker in
town.
R. Patterson is making the rear end
of the building Of Mcdonald & Cueny's
hardware store higher.
Mr.. Crane has moved his shop up
stairs and is fitting the down stairs for
a fruit and vegetable market. with ice
sream parlors in the rear
The propeller Van Raalte will make
another attempt to reach the Sault Ste.
Marie this week. leaving here Thursday
morning at eight o'clock.
A crew of men for Carkin Stickney, |
n Grams drsdges arrived Tuesday |
and will take the Van Raalts for 500 riv-
or. where two dredges wintered.
Buffalo parties, j. +. Noyes & Co.
have contracted to have four millions of
logs cut on the north shore. sawed by
the Southern Michigan Cedar and Lum-
Der Co.
E. H. Deming, who handled the goods
assigned by Fl. J. Miner, had his goods
on counters and shelves at 10 p. NJ.
Tuesday night, and said goods departed
on the $50 freight, for Chicago, Wednes-
day morning.
W.. s. Humphreys trotters, Molli~
Harris and VIM. T., were taken to the
driving park track Monday, to 60 into
training for the summer mestings. They
are both in excellent condition and may
be expected to make a good record.
The Tug Stranger has been bought by
the Mackinaw Transit Co. and will be
used to transfer cars over the straits from
St. Ignacs to Mackinaw City, she will be
commanded by Capt. John Nearly. The
Algomah will hereafter do nothing but
passenger business.
The village has been laid out in fire
districts. on the east side list division
rom C%heboygan Lumber Co. mill to 3D.
street, End division from Third street, to
Town line, Sd district, West side, from
to Sd street, 4th, from Third
street Eto Pine street, 9Th, from Pine
street to Court street, 9th. from Court
street to town line.
The Van Raalte returned to port Mon
lay. having failed to reach the $500" on
OF ice in Mud lake. Captain
crown reports the ice having done con-
iderable damage to docks at Detour.
he upper portion of Moiles Bros lunl- {
er dock was carried away and several
lies of lumber dumped into the water.
wood dock just above Moiles Bros
yas also carried away. The propeller, !
% her return, made M~ackinac, st. lg- (
ace and Mackinaw City. At the island |
he was welcomed by the guns at the !