Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-01-19
The Baptist church is encouraged.

| h'I. NeWtOu won his SulL In regard
to the steam pump.
Pat. Mcdonald started camp on
Black River Wednesday. Ms
DR.. Perrin's new office is enclosed and
hurried toward completion. g.H
Rev. A. W. Westgats, at VANDERBILT,
whore he will preach twice tomorrow
Special reports of Duncan City rob
berry sent to the Detroit papers were OF.
The water works have SO far failed to,
prove source of revenue for the plumb
or.
Don't worry about fire limits. The or
dinance passed Tuesday. Read the
TRIBUNE. 4
| The Telephone Exchange remainsin
Cheboygan, and will not go to Macki-
nav City.
Charley Robinson is popular, when he
don't forget to be on hand with cutter,
robes and gallantry.
Hon. Geo. W. Bell was surveying on
Third Street, Tuesday, probably running
the lines for the new brick hotel.
The street last week was flooded with
water near Frank McDonald's store.
The water must have frozen and burst
ed the water pipe.
o. M. Clement and wife leave Monday
for southern Michigan, to visit friends,
to be absent about two weeks, and we
wish thep much pleasure.
Hon. Geo. w. Bell gave party on
Wednesday evening, and like all other
entertainments given at the Bell man.
sion, it was a marked success.
Don't forget the 18th if you want
good time. The Art Eoan, the best thing
ever given, will appear at the Opera
House. Tickets % cents, children 10
cents.
Gabriel Geaudwa upset cord of foot
wood on Thursday morning in snow
drift, on the east side, and paid French
compliments to the beautiful as he re-
loaded the wood.
Independent church music for to-mor-
row evening Anthem,-Ths Prodigal
Son; Hymn.-935; Anthem: House Of
God; Hymn,-S97; Solo and Chorus,
Nearer my God to ths;-Hymn, S78.
The parties are known who took tho
Mother Hubbard from the clothes line
the night of the dance on the 9Th, at
Sweets hall. Unless the article is re-
turned at once or paid for the party will
be arrested for larceny.
Capt. L. R. BOynton, who has been
placed in charge of the prop. Algomah is
an old navigator, having many warm
friends in Cneboygan, he was formerly
master of the prop. st. Paul, while she
was on the shore route. Last two sea-
sons he has commanded the steam barge
RhOda Stuart. .a asa-.. ii..sf,s
The ladies of the Independent Union
give, next Friday evening, the 25th, at
the Opera House, q novel, new, amusing,
and instructive entertainment entitled
The Art Loan. This has met with i'm
mense success wherever given, and 1t Is
worth ten times the price Of admission
as nothing like 1t ever appeared in Che
boygan, and it is full Of fun, mirth and
pleasure. Music the best. Admission
25 cents. tl8
The Congregational Sunday School
have just added fifty volumes to their
already full library, which were pro-
cured by the birthday offerings OF Its
scholars. It is their intention to add to
this number every qnarter thus furnish.
ing the scholars with the best selected
publications that can be procured. The
subject Of reading matter for the young
,s something which needs the careful
attention of all who are interested in
their welfare. Thereby the most inter-
asting and instructive reading can be
placed in their hands, which will salts
~ the desire that is 80 apt to cali for
hurtful literature.
John Mcintosh, Of Duncan City, a
camp foreman, spent Christmas at homo,
his wife then spent two weeks in his
camp. When they returned last week.
their house had been gone through and
several articles Of jewelry, and $50
taken. The jewelry was sold in Cheboy-
gan, and traced to man named Sey-
mour whom Sheriff Harrington arrested.
! The man squealed and owned to taking
the jewelry, but denied taking any
. money. Dustin Parent and wife cook in
: camp. Their house was entereG ana
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