Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-05-29
THURSDAY. MAY 80. 1884
TIIEl CITY,

The school children are all dreading
that examination.
Ceiling, siding and flooring for sale
by j. 4 Nichols.
The warm showers, make the grass
fairly jamp in growth.
Good work and one price to all, at the
TRIBUNE steam job Office.
Everybody goes to Nichols lumber
yard for lumber OF all kinds.
Joseph Affair shot and killed large
mynx last Sunday, near Cheboygan
Mrs, Fred E. Rich left last night for
East Saginaw to attend the funeral of
her brother.
F. G. Mcdonald Is getting the mater
ial on the ground, for an addition to
the rear Of his grocery.
All the saw mills are now in operation,
but that of W. g. A Macarthur, which
will start before many days.
Neatness, chsapness and promptness,
are three items that are closely sbserv-
ed at the TRIBUNE steam job print.
The immense amonnt of printing be-
ing done at the TRIBUNE job office tssti-
fies to the satisfaction we always en-
deavOT to give.
Judge Frank limerick, of Alpsna,
passed throngh Cheboygan Monday on
his way to Gaylord to hold term Of the
Ostego County Circuit Court.
The propeller Messenger commencing
next Monday will extend her route to
Chicago, making only one trip per week,
taking in the west shore of lake Mich
igan.
The Bay City Tribune says lumber
shipment from that port Is very slow.
and that the tally boys In order to kill
time, are having their photographs
taken In groups.
The Detroit Evening Journal is boom
ing. Last Saturday they printed 1880
copies. They have got into their new
Office provided with the latest presses
and are bound to deserve and win sue
cess.
Duggan & Workman, have had an
archsd way put in connecting their
billiard hall with the north room in
their building. which they have had
neatly painted AID propose using for a
reading room.
George Nosher formerly editor of the
P0:osksy Record, it is reported will start
a paper at Mackinac City the first Of
next mOnth, to be called The Straits
Journal. Mr. MOshsr is q newspaper man
experience, and will get out live paper.
s. H. Taylor, has placed $25,000 in
surance on the mill Of the ChsbOygan
Lumber Company, in the different COM
panies of his agency. He was obliged
to draft eleven seperate diagrams, one
for each company taking risk, and did
it In good style.
The ladies of the Baptist society will
give ongfellow entertainment at
the parlcrs of Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Packard, on Tuesday evening, June 3rd
at eight o'clock. Refreshments will be
served. A cordial invitation is extended
to all. Admission 25 cents.
The moro person reads the papers in
regard to the chances Of the leading
Candidates to come before the Republi-
can Convention next week, the less they
find out. The advocates for the differ
ent candidates all claim that their man
Is the coming man. 1t is hard to tell
where the lightning will strike, but
next week will settle the question as to
who Is to be the next President.
The Petoskey papers announce.th that
Geo. Mosher, at one time editor Of the
Record will start paper called the
Straits Journal at Mackinsw City early
in june. A tramp printer. who passed
through Chsboygan before breakfast
.one day last week, remarked that ii
would be terrible thin picking for a
newspaper at that place unless the half
breeds and bull-frogs subscribed liberal
ly. Seriously speaking, thoug gh, we
think Mackinaw City could get along
worry nicely for some time without a
newspaper. The place Is all right, what
business mon it has are energetic and
straight forward. and its future Is
promising, but the Geld is not ready YET
to give a newspaper that support which
would make the venture success,