Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-03
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The shooting gallery is open.
Score two more beavers for Al. Smith.
Rink contractors hope to run the sea.
son.
Henry Tuttle's family arrived from
Alpena.
Forty eight telephones in operation
April lst.
Improvement on the M. E. G. cOmplet-
ed this week.
Special meeting of the A. o. U. w. next
Monday night.
Considerable real estate has changed
hands recently.
The Messenger began to load and
prime Tuesday.
Uncle Toms Cabin, at the Opera house
Monday evening.
The TRIBUNE steam job Office for your
election printing.
Arch Macarthur arrived Saturday night,
and left Tuesday.
Wolverine paid for freight shipments
during March, $1,000.
G. Hancock, of Wolverine called on us
Tuesday. Call again.
Al Littfefeld broke camp. His men
coming to ChebOygan.
The fisherman new fingers by the
dam, and scoop the suckers.
FitzpatricB's bar trade exceeded two
hundred dollars on Saturday,
Sam. Davis left Monday to take pOslsh
as second engineer on Leviathan.
Jerry Hopper has fallen heir to boat
and assumes the posish OK Capt. Jerry.
Don't fall to read Fexer's advertise
ment head of first column on this page.
The first saw mill to start business
The two man mill at the AmiOt shipyard.
Mrs. Arch Macarthur. who has been
here visiting, left on Tuesday, with her
husband.
s. Baker e Son are building carriage
house near their dock for their own con-
venience.
Carleton Bros. have stock Of drain
tile all sizes, which the farmers are in
quiring after.
Rink contractors have put ia hard
wood floor, to hp left when they are
through with it.
Mrs. John Becker started on Saturday
Of last week for visit to her old home
at Bellevue. Ohio.
Post & VanArsdale are looming up
in the way of advertising. Look at their
ad. on the Sth page.
The firemen. will be through lent
shortly, and propose to dance with their
friends on the 18th.
F. N. SammOas had a little trunk on
his shoulder Monday morning, starter
for Dakota blizzards.
W. H. Scott, the merchant tailor, has
received large stock of spring suitings
See his advertisement.
Candidates cannot do better than to
leave their orders for slips at the TRI-
BUNE steam job Office.
Rams Elmer, on Pigeon River, town af
Ellis, is building new house to accom-
modate himself and the public
Tom Carol and B. +. BOstwick left
Tuesday for st. Paul to work on the Nc.
Athur Bros contract, as foremen.
Fifty dollars month is paid the city
by rinkmen. and to give away when the
hall is wanted for any other purpose.
Newton, Ellis & Co., received letter
the other day from South America, max
enquiries about their hemlOck extract.
Hess, the boiler maker, puts up a new
stack for Vorce & Emery, feet in diam
eter, and 20 feet long, also new breech-
ing.
The Williams block has been neatly
paiated and some new shelving added,
and will be occupied soon by G. Roson-
thai.
Miss Maggie Monaghan's funeral was
largely attended. She belonged to one
of the best families, and was highly es-
teemed.
Mine Host of the Fountain House Geo
Fitzpatrick reports everything booming
over one hundred guests to dinner last
Sunday, and his house full all the time
The Union Square Urcle Toms Cabin
Co., that appear at the Opera House on
Monday evening next, is the only recog.
nized company in America playing this
great drama, carrying special scenery
and everythingt to make the play grand
success. No other company in America
plays dramatizati0n of this Celebrated
Story that is approved ard endorsed by
the authorities. Don't fail to see 1t.