Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-12

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gathered up.
Schooner Flestwing sailed yesterday
for Chicago.
Ceiling, siding and flooring for sale
by j. E. Nichols.
Perry, Paqaette g. Smyth, assist in
taking the census.
Mrs. Minnie C. Whiting, has returned
to Cheboygan to remain.
Jas. Sufforn has contract for plaster
ing Michigan Exchange.
The latest N. Y. lady's toilet is a face
powder giving tan color.
The Remora came over again Sunday
to have new brasses put in.
I. T. VanArsdale. arrives from Hot
Springs to-day or tomorrow.
Rev. Chas. Otto. moved into the
Lutheran Parsonage last week.
On Tuesday evening train, aboutSO
Soldiers passed north for the Island.
W. Shannon, reports doing we'll at
Des Moines, Iowa, and he dsservs well.
The Base Ball Club have lot contract
for placing their grounds in condition.
The Lutheran church has purchased
an organ, and the society is prosperous.
Blaine will not wait as long for the
Presidency as he did for the nomination
Another saloon is to be opened in Nc
Cures building next to the Grand Cen
tral.
Miss Fanny Smyth with her brother
VIM. E., left Friday for visit in Sag
inaw.
Blaine will net be run over by any
foreign power or Standard Oil DemOcra.
cy. He wins.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Virgins desire to Of
fer thanks to the friends that were 80
kind in their trouble.
Crumley is erecting frame kitchen
in rear of Michigan Exchange % by 38.
to.bs veneered with brick.
DR.. c. A. Perrin left Tuesday for Grand
Rapids to attend the meeting OF the
State Medical Association.
Stumping has proceeded at lively
rate on W. s. Humphreys ground be-
tween ChsboygaR and Duncan City.
The driye generated by Oliver Mer-
taugh is hung up at the lower dam on
Pigeon River awaiting vacuum
through other drives.
w. S. Humphreys horses trOt at Kali
amazoo this week. VIM. T. is entered
in the 2:4O race for to-day and Mollie
Harris In the 2:34 rade tomorrow.
The repairs on the steamer Gor6on's
boiler was flashed Saturday evening.
and she left at once for st. Ignace where
she will be engaged transferring cars.
The tug wiRslow passed through the
Straits Tuesday from lake Superior
with the schooner Three Brothers in
tow which was pulled off rocks and
will be docked at Milwaukee.
The st Ignacs base ball club sent word
they would come here the 4th, If the
prize was made $50, but when the prize
was made $50, they had a previous en-
gagement. They are too previous.
Propeller Van Raalte made one extra
trip to tho 500 last week te enable her
to leave the 500 Sunday morning with
company of soldiers enroute for New
Mexico, which she landed at Mackinaw
City Sunday p. NJ.
The propeller Messenger arrived from
Chicago o'clock Sunday. p. M. She was
detained four hours by fog was the rea-
son not arriving Saturday evening"
Smith 81 Adams are plesed with the
prospects of the new route.
Captain Bundy assisted by two min
listers opened services Saturday evening
on corner of Third and Main Street.
The singing of some familiar hymns was
appreciated bv the large crowd or.
bystanders, also the remarks.
Saturday John Post was jacking logs
at Mattoon & Robinson's mill, when he
fell in the river, he had fearful time
sinking and rising and rolling over
logs when he went to the bottom. He
was fshed ont with pike pole about
dead but he was vigorosuly rolled
about on shore until he was brought too.
Next Sunday js childrens day and