Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-03

With this number the TRIBUNE enters
upon its tenth year. la.s
Charles Krsideman flies Blaine and
Logan streamer from the top of his
building.
The Blaine and Logan club meet next
Monday evening at the council room 10
perfect organization. a.as
The editorial party were all delighted
with their ride on the Northern Belle
last Friday evening, from Chsboygan to
the Mullet Lake House. @ 2" "'i4
The Press gang voted unanimously
that Choate. of the Mullst Lake House,
knows how to run hotel.
Everything indicates most success
fall celebration tomorrow. Many
visitors will be present from other
localities.
Rev. r. N. Thompson left on the Van
Raalte Wednesday morning to deliver
the Grafton July 4th. for the patriotic
people of Sault Ste. Marie.
MIR. and Mrs. Merritt Chandler and
Mr.. Chandler's mother, went to Sault
Ste. Marie Wednesday. The latter will
spend the summer with her son william.
The night train on the Grand Rapids
and Indiana railroad will leave Mackln-
aw City every Saturday and returning
arrive Monday morning at s A. ri. until
further notice.
The ladies of the Nj. L. church will
give basket picnic and excursion on
the propeller A. Z. Van Rallte, to Mack
inaw Island and return, on Tuesday,
July Sth. Boat will leave at P. NJ. and
return in the evening. Tickets 75cts'
Nelson & Bullen are making change
of base with their dry goods department
They have leased the fine room in the
Bennet block formerly occupied by H. ].
Miner, and arc moving int it. The To-
cation is an excellent one and we have
no doubt the change will prove good
enc.
The universal verdict, 20 far as we
haye heard it expressed, is that the
cOmmitte made an excellent selection
In the person of the orator OF the day
tomorrow A good Grafton may natuL
ally be expected from the Rev. j. nj !.
Curtis and will be the feature of the
celebration.
The boat races promise to be one of
the most interesting features of to-mor-
rows celebration. Up to noon Wednss-
day there had been six entries for the
single scull race and Ave for the LII >
scull, with prospect Of future entries
in both. The course to be rowed will be
from Bakers dock to the dummy and
return.
The Democratic press having no prin-
ciples to discuss OF enuneiate, and being
at sea as to who will probably be the
nominees Of the Convention at Chicago
next week, are giving some attention to
grammar. The subject under discus
sion is whether or not the expression
"Who is John Kelly forp" is correct. 1t
matters not how they may decide this
important question, 1t is foregone con-
clusiOn that the people of the United
States are for Blaine and Logan, the Re-
publican candidates for President and
Vice President.
Spaulding e RObertson's young ladies
Band and Concert company will give q
concert Oh Saturday evening of next
week, July IL, for the benefit OF the
Methodist church. The press Of the
state wherever they have appeared G. ss,
in the highest terms Of their snt'-
ments and outside of patronizing a most
worthy object, our citizens can feel az
sured of very interesting and enjoya-
BILE evenings entertainment. Several
of the young ladies were members Of
the celebrated Caro- band. that eni,vea
50 fins q reputation throughsr. N
state.
Mollie Harris, owned by, W. s. Hun
phrsy, took second money In the 2:34
race at Detroit last week. She made q
gallant struggle for first place, and
would have won 1t had she OF had half G.
chance. The contest was between her,
Lilly J. and Montgomery. Eight heats
were trstted to decide the supremacy,
the fifth being declared a dead heat.
At the close OF the seventh each OF the
three had two heats. 10 their credit.
| Lilly J. won frst money. The Cheboy-
gan mare made the best time OF the
race, 2:2711. In the struggle Mollis