Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-05-15


tho draw bridge on Third street.
John Mckay formerly an old resident
Of Cheboygan was in town Tuesday.
The Cheboygan Lumber Company's
piers are getting pretty well nllsd with
lumber.
Miss Caldwell who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs l.. Blansy left Tuesday
morning.
Duggan 81 Workman expect an expe
rienced cocktail artist from Detroit
this week on the Flora.
The Cheboygan Lumber Company have
filled in quite length Of new pier since
their mill started up this season.
P. Chamberlin Of Cleveland, formerly
owner of the Northern Transportation
line of steamers was in town this week.
The circus crop begins to bud. The
Anglo-American show is headed for
Cheboygan, and will exhibit here soon.
The propeller Atlantic took two hun
dred Thousand lath to Huron, Ohio. this
week from the Chsboygan Lumber Co.'S
mill.
E. l.. Ives travelling salesman from
Grand Rapids, says he met Harry Saun-
dsrs the embezzier at Marquette last
week.
DIR. G. H. Hills mother, who has been
making him an extended visit, left on
the train Tuesday for her home in Belle.
vile, Ont.
Rey. 7. B. Leith, pastor of the n. e
church expects to attend meeting Of
his old conference in c anada the first
week Of next month.
The Union House has been sold to
Mclean the present proprietor. He is
making many Improvements inside as
we'll az giving 1t fresh coat of paint
outside.
We have it from pretty reliable sources
that the night train on the Michigan
Central will be put on next Sunday.
The fret traia will probably come Up
night.
Ii. j. Minsr returned home last
from his tour through the
South. He was very faverably impressed
with Virginia and thinks the chances
good for any entsrprising and energetic
man.
Ar Thayer reports his excelsior works
booming, with orders fully equal to the
supply. He is shipping about three car
loads of excelsior week, and expects
soon to be able to ship double that
The German Luthsrans have neat
school building nearly completed on
their church lot. west Of the depot. The
building is "a by 30 teet, one story high,
and is q credit to this young but -four
ishing society. VIM. Crawford is plas-
tering the building.
The owners of the small tug Katie
are talking of placing her on Black lake.
She is a handy little craft and we have
no doubt would do well on that lake, and
and prove quite an accommodation to
the numerous settlers living in the
of the lake and to all doing bus
mess on the lake.
Som of the southern journals are
bOasting over the fact that the Demo-
cratic Representatives in Congress from
their respective states voted solid for the
Morrison bill. 1t does not follow however
that shey did so from patriotic motives,
the same class Of representatives voted
solid for secession.
The Detroit is the only base ball club
in the national league that had not Won
4 game up to the close of last week
New York led without single defeat.
Boston, Providence, Clncago, Philadel-
)hia, Buffalo, Cleveland aud Detroit
in the order named, Chicago
md Philadelphia tie.
The Department Commander of the
Michigan G.. A. r. requests a general
observance of Decoration Day by the
post in the State, and recommends that
zach post attend divine service in
,ody on Sunday, May 25. Post Ruddoek
las accepted the invitation Of Rev. A. W.
N Testgate to attend the Congregational
,hurch on that day.
We hear some talk Of an effort being
made to organize stock company to
,uild roller skating riuk. we nnder-
stand several subscribers to the stock