Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-05-01
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. MAY 1. 1884.

No wet their hose at the fire.
Five alarms of ere and NO fire.
Mrs A. r. Thayer, returned Monday.
Frank Sammons goes to Dakota this
week.
o. NJ. Clement returned from Alpsna
Friday.
Elder Hoyt of Indian River, is a good
fisherman.
Cheboygan Lumber Co.'S mill stopped
while for repairs.
Order your job printing at the TRIB-
UNE steam job office.
A new show frsnt has been put in
Shows harness shop.
Geo. Dawson of Sault Ste Marie was at
Spencer over Sunday.
f, Nelson returned from Chicago Mon
day in prime condition.
John Blanchard and son Of Ionia Sun
dayed at Grand Central.
Tug receipts neatly printed and bound
at the TRIBUNE steam job Office.
J., Cueny arrived from Pontiac Sun.
day with his fast driving horse.
Social dance at Sweets hall last
Thursday night was we'll attended.
r. II. Morse, from Alpena, came Sun
day, and is stopping with B. Milligan.
Water thrown down the chimney at
Bakers made work for the house clean
or.
Tug Swain was windbound here Sun
day with four schosnsrs in tow bound
up.
EN-. Sammons went to Rogers City
Wednesday and returned Friday on the
Flora.
First boat passed through the straits
going east, was steam barge last Mon
day morning.
John Dowllng is row proprietor Of the
Metropolitan billiard hall. Owen Com
erford retires.
Abolish woman gave birth to a child
shortly after leaving the cars Saturday
and is doing we'll.
According to the IDter Ocean the ap-
preparation committee recommended
$4,000 for Chsboygan harbor.
j. G. Mulyaugh writes from Mexico
that he expects to be in hsboygan In
good shape about the middle of May.
The TRIBUNE job department invites
all in need OF printing of any kind to
call and inspect samples of work and
prices.
On Tuesday morning Moses Carrow
speared, below the dam, a sturgeon
measuring 65 inches, and weighing 80
pounds.
The Republican State Convention was
success and Hon. Geo. W. Bell goes to
Chicago June Sd to help name the next
President.
The bell rung on Tuesday morning
for the rescue party, called out Fire Co.
No. 3. The boys were red in the face at
being fooled,
Canadian steamers have been the first
boats TO arrive at Sault Ste Marie for
the last seven years. The Van Raalte
takes the cake this year.
The prop. Van Raalte arrived at
Sault Ste Marie Friday at 2 P. NJ. The
whole village turned out to welcome
her. She was saluted by three guns
from the American and Canadian
forts.
A commercial man named James
Plant came near being planted on
Thursday. A new revolver was received
and examined by Cooper, Little6eld and
Miner. Cooper put it together and load
ed it and said to Miner "let's go out and
sight it," Plant held up transparent
advertising card with Freddy Gebhart
and Mrs. Langtry on horseback, calling
Coopers attention. Littlefeld, who had
stepped out while 1t was loaded, not
knowing the thing was loaded, sighted
and-whiz went a wicked bullet, graz.
ing Plants ear, passing through horses
head, Freddy's vitals and passing to the
southwest part of the drug store and
tore through picture frame enclosing
Sarah Barnhardt who, so used to hot
shot and tragedy said not word. Plant
said he lived with the indians seven
years and travelled the world over but
never had such close call. I've Little