Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-12
IngersOll is satisfied with Blaine.
Lumber for sale by j. 4. Nichols.
j. B, Adams to Detroit SUNDAY eve

seAger.
1t was good Friday, and the ticket
means force.
A. w Merrill and Fl. E. Soper, of De-
troit, at Grand Ceutral Sunday
The Black Eagle of Illonois means
the unconquerable In the field.
Europe will know that Blaine will
take care Of American interests.
w. S. Smith returned from Chicago
Sunday evening on prop. Messenger.
"Plumed Knight, "Blaek Eagle"
are favOrites that will sweep like Wild
fire
Geo. L. Fisher agent for W. B. Isbull
of Detroit, was in town Monday buying
fish.
Republicans had courage to nominate
great men, because the psop!e demanded
such men.
There is will, brains, energy and vic
tory, in the name Of Blaine, that will al
tonish the world.
Six or eight thousand feet Of planed
lumber was shipped to Detroit Sunday
on the steamer Pearl
The Carlton Bros. employ Poles, 1
Dane, Swede, ScOtshman, Canadian
and York State Yankees.
An excursion last Friday evening on
Steamer Mary consisted of invited
guests. Very pleasant time.
H. j. A. Todd arrived from Chicago
Saturday evening feeling perfectly
happy over the nomination.
Rev. j. M. Curtis has returned from
Flint and there will be regular service
at the Episcopal church Sunday.
Neatnsss, cheapness and promptness,
are three items that are closely sbssrv-
ed at the TRIBUNE steam job print.
Mr.. Pearson at Thayer's mill. manag-
ing cutting off saw, had 1t fall on his
leg, sending 8 or 10 teeth to the bone.
John Blanchard Jr., came over from
Bois Blanc Island Saturday. reports
everything lovely among the home
steaders.
B.J. Vanderbilt's school closes next
Friday, and the purpose is to hold apic-
mic in the grove this side Fair ground In
the afternoon.
Station Agent, NJ. W. Carpenter and
wife of Mackinaw City and Clerk
Keightly of the Algomah wore guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Farr last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Leach the live insurance agent
left with his wife and sister on the Prop.
Messenger Monday morning for Chicago
where he intends to take up his resi-
dence.
Tug Lsyiathan left here Saturday to
release the schooner Lincoln Dali ashore
near Death Door, Green Bay. Captain
c. E. Kirkland accompanied her and
will supsrintend the job.
A roller rink is being built on Mackin-
aw Island by Hombach and Oulitle, OF st.
Ignaoe. The floor will be made in Sec
tions so it can be moved away at any
time. The rink will be covered with can
vass
On Saturday while Pete Chimner TAX
ing the roof from T. McGinn's camp
building he stepped on board and fell
over backwards from the roof 12 feet.
He was severely bruised, and injured,
Internally but is doing well under the
treatment Of DR.. 7. A. Perrin.
Hon. Geo. W. Bnll has been q devoted
Blaine man for ye@ss. he named his son
for the great Statesman, and IL Bell
ever prayed and worked in earnest 1t
was for the nomination of she man from
his native state. Success so elated him
that he celebrated the event by visit
to Strohn in Wisconsin, and has not
consented to return to Chsboygan be-
fore Sunday. Senator Bell Is not alone
in his rejoicing.
Rev. S. w. Stimson d. d. of Terre
Haute Ind, District Secretary of the
American Baptist Missionary Union
will preach at the Baptist church Sun
day evening. Mr.. Simson will also be
present at the Sunday morning service
which will be combination Of church
and s. s. service in observance Of "Chil-
drsns Day. Any who have ever heard