Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-24

E. u. Perkins returned from trip to
Rogers City Monday evening, via Indian
River.
The seow Pilot is bringing in some
nice washed gravel for improving the
streets of the village.
But few Cleveland and Hendricks,
streamers have as yet been thrown to
the breeze in ChebOygan.
James F. Molsney went to Detroit
Saturday night and il expected homo on
the City Of Mackinac to-day.
After the Democratic pole fell Tues
day evening Democrat remarked he
feared 1t was ominous of the fate Of the
party.
Hucklsberry parties are all the 20
just now. They say the crop is but fair
this season, but the market is well sup
piled.
TOlsma's tug Messenger brings in
from ten to fourteen tons of fresh fish
every trip, the greater proportion Of
them whitsfish.
Messrs G. j. Pratt and c. A. Hardway
of gainesville, Ohio have camped on the
east shore of Black lake for the summer.
Fine fishing.
The Democrats were 50 jubilant over
getting their pole raised Tuesday night
that they celebrated the event with a
display of fireworks.
The Atlantic had nearly 100 passen-
gers on board when she arrived here
Monday night. great many we're on
just for the round trip.
The subject of the Rev. A. W. West
gates discourse at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning Will be
"Scriptural Holiness"
The race postponed from the Fourth
between the hose companies for the
silver trumpet will take place Saturday
evening of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Rabe, Of Clyde,
Ohio, arrived yesterday morning on the
City Of Cleveland, they are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Kintz.
A gentleman from New York went
fishing for brook trout Monday in Little
Black river and caught fifty, one of
which weighed nearly two pounds.
About thirty happy excursionists
went up en- the Mary from Cheboygan
this morning to enjoy picnic and have
a good time at the Aullet Lake House.
The Inland route is enjoying boom
these days. Yesterday forenoon the
Mary had large number Of passengers
going up to enjoy the ride and scenery.
A street hawker assisted by his two
little daughters attracted quite crowd
at the corner ofAain and Third streets
Saturday and Monday evenings by their
singing.
Fred Hamel is building a residence
ON Young street, south of Geo. G.. Whar-
toms place, When young man builds
a house it looks a little suspicious, to
say the least.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. ingalls,, of Hastings,
Nebraska arrived Tuesday night for a
visit with T. I. .VanArsdale's family.
Mrs. ingalls, is sister Of Mr.. Van
ArSdale. They were not aware of his
illness until they arrived.
Some bad stories are being published
in regard to the moral character of
Grover Cleveland, the Democratic can
didato for President and they are too
well substantiated to suit the respect
able portion of his party.
Charlie Cooper and friend spent
several DAYS at the Schneaux last week
fishing and had rare sport. Charlie
captured y Mackinac trout that weighed |
ten pounds. and says it took him.a full |
hour to get it tanned down so no could |
land it.
The meeting of the Agricultural So |
cisty at the council rooms next Satur- |
day at P. NJ. should to attended by all |
who have the interest of the county at |
heart. Business Of Importance will |
come before the meeting and a full |
attendance is earnestly desired.
A Mr.. Raymond has taken a portable |
sawmill to Riggsville. The engine and
mill arrived by rail, and last week were
taken out by teams. AS there is quite
settlement in that vicinity the mill
ought to prove profitable to the owner
and great convenience to the settlers.