Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-02-28


Born to Mr.. and Mrs. LaPoint, son on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Riggs took In
WashiEgton's birth day party.
]. G. Mulvaugh leaves Monday for San
Antonio, Tex, via New Orleans.
Next Tuesday VIM. Gainor finishes
banking 100000 of W. s. Humphreys
logs.
James Myers is trying to raise bonus
of $3.50 to help on the Monroe township
mill.
The A. O. U. W. goat has been put to
his level best lately and isn't half through
with his contract.
A paper is being circulated to secure
$500 to be appropriated towards a town
hall for Inyerness,
The present probability is the tug Ben
nett will not sail in 84. She il willing,
but others agree to disagree.
The County Clerk has received copies
of Howell's statutes for the use of the
county and township officers.
TT. VanArsdale, indispOsed for over
two weeks, resumes an active life, and
says he Is never sick from choice.
The Phelps pine lands will be offered
for sale on actual and reliable estimate,
at prices lumhermen can afford to pay.
The farmers of our county have got
ten out an immense lot of ties. They
breastwork the railroad everywhere, for
sale. ~
The question of town hall will be
brought before the voters of Inverness,
at the annual township meeting, April
seventh.
In Section A town 81, 3, Munro township
Mt Turtle lake, a mill and boarding house
is up, roads are cut and machinery will
arrive March 1st.
W. w. Shultz arrived Tuesday Of last
week. and left the Goth. He has scores
Of friends in Cheboygan whs are always
glad to see him.
B. j. VaHderbilt's school is preparing
exercises of defamation, dialogues.
composition, etc., for some Friday given
to fun. The school prospers.
4. Carroll, Jas. Barclay, J. c. Wooster
and VIM. Daily have taken Knights Tenn
plar degrees at Petoskey COmmandery.
More to follow, then a Cheboygan
CommandsJy.
The country is safe and patriotism
lives another generation, for young
George Washington came to the home
of John F. MOloney on the 22nd Also
one arrived at the residence of Andrew
McCann. America and Ireland for ever
and ever, amen.
The Congregational church and sOci-
ETY. last Sunday morniug accepted Rev.
Hartley's resignation. In the evening
the trustees met and r. solved to secure a
pastor as soon as possible, in the mean
time the pulpit will be filed by Rev.
A. ". Westgate.
A leading citizen told us he had re-
Gently killed six cats, and haden't shot
his foot once. Cats are nightly attracted
under his house. he don't like the meat
but says any cat that starts its whang-
doodle Of jim -jam-boree under his
premises has to die. He says he could
stand salvationists better than cats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patterson were
married ten years ago last Monday. The
anniversary was celebrated on Monday
evening with party to which few Of
the numerous friends of the family were
invited and in a quiet and delightful
manner enjoyed as pleasant an evening
as comes and goes. The TRIBUNE hopes
the happy couple may live to celebrate
their golden wedding.
MolOney Bros, the Chsboygan brewers,
have leased the La Londe building at the
head of Water street, and it is to be i'm
mediately renovated and refitted for lhe
bottling works business. Moloney Bros.
expect to get in operation abont the first
Of May. They are both gentlemen Of
push and energy, and no doubt will
build up a successful trade here.-C Chip
pe,oa County Democrat.
He paid his taxes and felt broke. He
economical by splitting and piling 8
cords Of stove wood la one rick. He
stood admiring his finished job, when II