Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-01-31

lows Hall has arrived. 1t is a beauty.
W. G.. Boggs has purchased w. W.
Strohn's half interest in the tug Chas.
E. Pendell.
Geo. L. Maltz and wife, of Alpena. at
tended the funeral of their brother In
Cheboygan last Sunday.
A. W. Merrill, the polite salesman for
the American Eagle Tobacco Co., was at
the Grand Central Sunday.
j. P. Whiting, wife and son, Bert, of
Milford, Mich, attended the funeral Of
their son and brother Sunday.
The Detroit Free Press says Grum-
monds Mackinaw line will extend their
trips to Green Bay this season.
Doctors T. A. & G. A. Perrin. have
moved into their new effice, and have
very neat and convenient quarters.
Moloney brothers have put in the tim
bers for quite an extensive and substan-
tial dock on the river bank at their brew
cry.
1t is rumored that several additional
fishing tugs will make Cheboygan the
basis Of their operations the coming
season.
There was free fight at a saloon OH
Bird street Monday, between two woods
man, black eyes and broken noses were
in order.
The sawdust piles on the east side are
about exhausted. Our citizens will prob
ably never have to complain again from
that direction.
VIM. McEachran. of the Star black
smith shop, has sold out, and as soon as
he can settle up his business here he will
leave for Dakota.
Quay & son are getting large guam
tity of logs on hand, in their shingle
mill yard, to be manufactured into shin
giles nsxt season.
j. P. Sutton arrived home Saturday
night from Kalamazoo, where he spent
a few days last week, attending the
Grand Lodge F. & A.. M. "a
Water pipes at the corner near f. C.
McDonald's store were ont of order again
this week. 1t was cold and disagree
able job repairing them.
Captain A. II. Field is talking of tax
ing his small steam yacht Louis to the
$500" in the spring, and use her as a
ferry between the two "SOOs."
The improvements at the lock are pro-
crossing finely. The timbers are all in,
and the sides are being newly planked.
New gates are being built for both the
upper and lower ends.
There is rumOr that Captain 8. b.
GrummOnd has purchased the propeller
Arctic, mate to the Atlantic, and that
the two will comprise Grummond's
Maekinaw line this season.
Vim. Jackson has purchased the stock
and tools OF the Star blacksmith shop,
where he will continue the business.
Mr.. Jackson is a good blacksmith, and
will give satisfaction everytime.
The settlers On the west side Of Black
Lake are very anxious to have tele-
phone connections with Cheboygan.
Steps are being taken to perfect this ar
rangement at as early date as possible.
A team belonging to f. A.VOrce, hitch
ed to cutter, took fright neaf the corner
of Main and Third streets, running up
Main street to the lake. They narrowly
escaped getting into holes made by ice
cutters.
The following is a programme of mus
ic at the Independent church Sunday
Quartette, "When / can read my Title
Clear" Hymn, SO; Anthem, "IIearkeu
Unto Me- Hymn 3O6; Duett, save. Ma
ria" Hymn, $50.
r. w. McGarvie, late Of the postoffict
store left the.city on Friday of last week
He was straightforward, enterprisine
business man, and his many friends in
this vicinity regret his departure. ant
sympathize with him in his difficulties
We wish You success, Rod, and hope yol
may again in the future settle amOns
us.-St. Ignace Free Press.
Mr.. j. Wesley Griffith, who has WELD
ed the editorial quill in this Office sine
May last, retired from his labors here OF
Tuesday last, leaving the field to ney
hands. During Mr.. Griffith's stay her
he has made some warm friends, VIII
will join us In wishing him success an
prosperity in future life. st. Ignac