Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-03-13
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. MARCH 13. 1884.
THE CITY.

nuts.
The latest is beer glass, for chin
music.
B. Adams arrived home from Detroit
Friday night.
W. s. Smith arrived home Thursday
from Detroit.
Jerry Hopper was down Thursday from
Indian River.
March came in like lion, and will go
out like blizzard.
Louis Hamel of st. Ignace, was in
town visiting friends.
Good sleighing every hour this year,
with fine prospects ahead.
1t would have been cold day for Che
boygan il they had left Frost.
Joseph wasn't sold by his brethern,
ami Republicans slipped him in.
The water pipes leading to f. Gala
ghers restaurant were frozen up last
week.
Democracy brewed splendidly all day
Monday, but was nipped with an early
Frost.
Hess il inclined to believe in annihil-
alton since his bellows went up in
chariot of gas.
The water pipes leading to the Mason
ic hall are frozen solid and bursted up
in bad shape.
Mr.. Hess sent a force of skilled men
on Monday, to fix up the boilers of the
Martell furnace.
Captain Kitchen made lively race
and came under the wire away ahead
with a hip, hip, hurrah.
Louis Parcelle is taking medicine for
feartburn. Leap year plays mischief
with hearts determined on cellbacy.
FoUEp-rubber, owner can have it by
calling at Case & Perrins drug store,
proving property. and paying for this
advertisement.
Luella LathrOpa most excellent young
lady, greatly esteemed here, departs to-
day for CasseltOn Dakota, where her
father resides.
The remains of Daniel Lafferty was
taken to North Branch for burial. The
MasOns acting as pail bearers escOrting
to the train Thursday morning.
There Is an II year old boy in Cheboy-
gan who plays big game of billiards.
He plays against two ordinary players
and never fails to win the game.
w. H. Strohn has advised few of his
friends here concerning process of
manufacturing much needed article
for which he is to try for patent.
There are millions i'm it.
Everybody excited at the Spencer
house fire-one girl pitched her trunk
out the third story window and the land
lady rushed up stairs with pail of pota-
toes taking them for water.
When the alarm was given for the
Spencer house fire the whistle could not
be sounded, the iron rod leading to it was
frozen. The alarm was given by Smith
e. Adams planing mill whistle.
William Simpson who has been in
employ of C. A. Smolk for last two years
and handled the express so faithfully
has quit work and is preparing to go to
Dakota. A more faithful young man
cannot be found.
The Algomah is along side of the mer-
chandise dock at st. Ignace now, they
have got her there and they hardly
know what to do with her, they will
probably put on new wheel and point
her for ChebOygan.
There should be telephone in the
Town hall to give the alarm of fire, when
the alarm of fire is given the Hose Co.
and others run to the Hall and they are
at loss to know whore the fire is, such
was the case last week.
AS the driver gave his horses a cut
with the whip last Thursday two young
men riding up Main street amused the
bystanders by turning back double
summersault and landing on their backs.
They should practice double clog and
go travelling.
A prominent news dealer in Cheboygan
borrowed a scuttle of coal from his
nelghbor by permission. The lady Of
the house hearing some one in the coal
came out and gave him one under the
ear. He says he thought that sluggeI
Sullivan had struck him.