Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-03-20
o.. NJ. Clement returned last night.

Look out for W. H. SCOTS new adver-
ii emeht next week,
Mrs. j. W. Linderman is quite i'll at
her brothers residence,
An extra freight train of twenty cars
went south wednesday forenoon.
Those interested ia Michigan politics
should read our article on the subject.
The section gang on the Mackinaw di-
vision was reduced in number this week.
Atkins, owner and manage of PetOs-
keys acoustic telephone was here yes
teIday.
1t is rumOred that AdOlphus Hauck
has fallen heir to $4,000, and we are
glad of it.
A.. w. Aldrich of PetOskey, general
agent Of the Osborne reaper and mower,
was here. yesterday.
p. H. Mcdonald has so far recovered
fran his attack of typhoid fever as to be
on the streets again.
jos. GunsOlus returned to Cheboygan
Saturday, after a long visit to his home
at ShanDOnville, Ont.
Miss Fanny Robinson. the accomplish
ed young lady who has been visiting her
uncle for some time, starts home this
week.
Geo. Lawr nee. clerk of the Spencer
House, leaves tonight for Marquette,
where he will spend Sunday with
friends.
The spark a~rreSter at the ChebOyCan
Lumber Co.'S mill will be taken down to-
day by Hess. but there will be sparkling
all the same.
Ms. Ephraim Smith, Mrs. Egbert
Smith and Mr.. Domaine, of Duncan City,
left on The train Wednesday morning
for Albany. y. Y.
The rrgular examination of teachers
will take place in C~hehOygan the 18th
and 18th. 1t later examination will le
held at Wolverine.
There j. a among the train
MT that the night passenger train will
be put on about the middle of April.
Go d nea if true.
LtmoHs. Oranges, Maple sugar, Fresh
ho ey. Choice roll Butter, Apples, &C.,
at DrG0win's East side grocery. Go and
see him. A call will we'll repay you.
6. +. EaynOlds. cashier, met with quite
a painful accident, being that of a
sprain"d ankle, which will likely pre-
vent him from being on duty for a few
days.
A. p. McKinnOn ships twenty-five car
loads of square timber from Gaylord to
ChebOYgan this week, to be dumped at
the railroad dock, ready for shipment on
vessels.
J.F. MOlOnpy returned from st. Ignace
yesterday. This gentleman has decided
10 put in hOttling works at st. Ignace, is
now having ice harvested and will have
Il refrigerator.
Extensive repairs have been made on
the steamer FlOra's engine this winter.
1t is expected she will have more speed
and will not be delayed by breakdOwns
as last season.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church will
give a dime social at the residence Of
Mrs. II. Hamilton, on the east side of
the river, next Tuesday evening. All
are cordially invited.
B. Milliken, j.. NJ. French, James Dug
gan and James Workman went yester.
day in "a sleigh to ST. lgnace. They had
II dandy team of the town, and the
%jOllipst crowd that travels.
The sewer in front of H. A. Blake's
residence and the Congregation church
has cleaned itself out, AID the water
WuICu iIdN nIiVu viz DuNVllCut vi tIItSt
buildings has taken its departure.
Our friend. VIM. Shannon, reports the
west growing on him with n bewitching
prospect. He has made the acqualnt-
anee Of an attractive grass widow, bat
all flesh Is grass, and Is liable to 60 to
grass.
Messrs Hughes n Buphler, of Sagin-
aw City are in town looking over the
ground with a view of starting a roller
skating rink, if satisfactory arrange
ments can be made to secure the opera
house. They couldn't see it.
The manager of the telephone ex.
change requests subscribers nOt to al
low the use of telephones by any person
not a subscriber to the exchange. This
is a violation Of the contract under
which the instrument il placed.
Capt. Kitchen left for Detroit this
morning to examine the tug Qnail with
view to purchase. Proposition and
counter proposition have passed and If
the captain likes the boat he will buy her
and have her headquarters at ChebOy-
gan.
Watts Humphrey always hits the mark.
On Tuesday it was a pOrcupine in the
top of a pine tree. One shot brought
him down and an uninitiated kid to
whom the animal was loaned found
upon stroking the FIR both ways, that it
was full of pointers.
F. T. Lent, travelling salesman for
Friedrich Bros. general music house.
Grand Rapids. Mich, is in the city for a
few days, making the people happy with
d. d. Mcdonald and Charley
Rapin have one of the celebrated Fisch-
or upright, from Friedrich Bros.