Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-05
as. j. Brown, returned from Harbor


inc last week.
Ceiling, siding and flooring for sale
by j. E Nichols.
Black River is very full of logs from
Black Lake to Moore's Bay.
Antoine Donar is well posted in cedar
posts, so are his customers.
Miss Annabel Fax and Angus B0ggs
stood by while the ceremony was per-
formed.
Prof, Sweet returned from the 500
where he had dispensed music to the
elite. on Monday.
Mute and Kezar returned from Rainy
river where they had been measuring
up trespass, on Monday.
The propeller Remora came over Fri
day from st. Ignacs to get some repairs
done on her machinery.
Mrs. Hale Cobb and Mrs. H. H, Kezar
left last Friday on the Flora for short
visit with friends in Detroit.
Neatness, cheapness and promptness,
are three items that are closely sbserv-
ed at the TRIBUNE steam job print.
The Packard and McGinn logs that
were in litigation were again replevined
by the Deputy U. S. Marshal on Monday.
The telephone in W. s, Smiths Office
and store, was removed Saturday to
his residence, where all calls will be
answered.
The immense amonnt of printing be-
ing done at the TRIBUNE job Office tssti-
fies to the satisfaction we always en-
deavoI to give.
Steamer Pearl arrived up Sunday p, m.
for first time this season she will here
after make one trip per week to Cheboy
gan and Aackinaw.
c. A. Hurd. Of Buffalo formerly of Che
bOygan was IN town Friday night en- his
way home from Detour, where he is en-
gagged in shipping lumber.
Ladies summer gloves, silk and isle
thread, black and colorsd, also kid
gloves, all kinds marked way down to
close at S. LeGault & Sons.
W. G.. Boggs returned from Alpena
last Friday bringing with him an ele-
giant row boat elinker build. Will is
good man before or behind the mast.
Michigan will receive as much
respect in the treatment
of her delegates at Chicago by the con-
vention as any other state, and it is evil
dent that Congressman Horr is very
popular.
The Leviathsn has left Milwaukee
for Cheboygan, where she will take in
tow the lighter now here belonging to
her and proceed to Lake Superior to
roscue the schooner Three Brothers
ashore there.
The tug Kate Williams arrived here
Wednesday noon with full wlecking
outfit. she will take the wrecking
schooner Johnson in tow and proceed to
the South ManitOus to rescue tho
schooner Mentor which went ashore
last fall
The band serenaded Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
E. Fax Wednesday p. NJ, and in q
handsome speech tho happy bridegroom
approved of their ratification of the
annexation of Canada to the United
States and gloried in the Union now
and forever.
The eagle will scream and shake his
feathers at Vanderbilt on tho glorious
Fourth under the auspices Of the Social
Club" and Rev. a. Westgate will deliver
an old fashioned grafton. 1t will pay
every one in VanGtrhilt to hear Rev.
Westgate on this ocsaslon.
Tho favorits propeller Atlantic of
Grummonds line, will leave Cheboygan
June 9th for Petoskey ,Harbor Springs
and Charlevoix, returning afternoon Of
10TH This will give our citizens Il
chance to visit those places and enjoy a
pleasant ride. She will extend her
trips to Charlevoix each week through,
the summer months.
Capt II. Bundy, of the Gospel Ship,
"Glad Tidings" arrived Monday on the
Lawrence and took command OF his
vessel to begin tho seasons work Of mis-
sionary labor among the Islands. Next
Monday the vessel starts for the Great
Duck Island, great fishing station.
The Bundys are well, in good spirits and