Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-02-14


II. Chambers. went to Saginaw Monday
on business trip.
Chas. H. Mute returned from his De-
troit trip Saturday night.
d. N. Mcleod left for Wolverine, ON
business last Monday morning.
We hear that the night train on M. C.
r. r., will be put on again April 1st.
The grounding must have seen his
shadow on Feb. 2, judging from the
weather we have had since.
A Telephone has been put into Pat.
MalOneys hOuse. where all calls for the
brewery will be promptly answered.
The railroad companies allow teams
ters $3.50 per ton for hauling freight
across the straits, from Mackinaw City
to St. Ignace.
To-day is St. Valentines day, The
traffic in valentines this year has net
been as heavy as usual, which fact shows
remarkable good sense.
Mrs. Amiot will have a first class ship
carpenter, here this season, from Mil
waukee. He comes highly recommended
by Wolf & Davidson, and Captain Kirt-
land of the place.
Don't fail to read Reflections" by
"Veritas." They are from the trenchant
pen of lady who has seen much of life,
and she writes what she knows, with
the spirit of truth.
Mrs. l.. j. Latham has gone to Cheboy-
gan to visit her daughter, Mrs. Chamber
lain, and from there she will 90 to New
berry to visit her daughter Mrs. Ingalls,.
-Petoskey Democrat.
When you want any thing, buy it in
Cheboygan, and thereby build up her
stores, factories and business. Here is
where you make your money, and here
is where you should spend 1t if you are
interested in the growth of your own
city.
l. S. Cooper, of the Central Drug Store.
has a new ad. in this issue. MIR. Cooper
has secured the services of competent
druggist for the prescription depart-
ment, and with the extensive stock he
always carries, is fully prepared to meet
the wants of his patrons.
Manufactures can only be induced to
come to Cheboygaa by receiving the
same encouragement they are offered by
other live, ambitious communities. This
encouragement must be offered, pointed,
and available. 1t must be presented in
such manner as to inspire confidence.
The best time to place the needed argu-
ment for other industries to locate here
is now.
Sunday morning the trees, telegraph
wires and poles, presented the appear
ance of having passed through the ola
cial period. There was mist fell the
proceeding evening, and during the
night snow, which completely covered
everything out of doors with coat OF
snow ard ice. The sunlight playing
upon this Sunday morning made one of
natures most beautiful pictures.
Petoskey papers and people, are fight
ing for PetOsksy. In this battle every
fair-minded person wishes them success,
and Congressman Hatch simply does
his duty in trying to secure government
al aid for the improvement of Petoskey
harbor. We trust nothing will prevent
the spirited people of Petoskey realizing
all needful aid TO enable them to build
up their town and thereby build up North
ern Michigan.
Hugh McGOvern, who had his leg brok-
en- lately in the woods, Is a very
worthy man, and esteemed by all who
know him. The boys Of his camp where
he was foreman publish card, which
will be seen in this issue of the TRIBUNE.
1t shows where there is manly heart
there is manly sympathy. That card is
a credit to Hugh, and the brawny fellows
who got 1t up.
Mr.. Thomas Butler. Of st. Ignace, who
is we'll known to many of our city, and
was admitted to the bar here; has writ
ten letter detailing the connection of
his name in reputed scandal with
Mrs. Taylor also Of st. Ignace. The case
has been examined according to law,
and Mr.. Buffers good name stands vim
dicated. The TRIBUNE has no lean
ings toward scandal Of any kind 1t Is
pleased to publish the fact of Mr.. Buffers
successful refutation of the charge made.
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