Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-24
NORTHERN TRIBUNE
THURSDAY, APRIL II. 1884.
THE CITY.

gan.
There is too much fast driving in Che.
boygan.
Jas. McCrae, left for Alpena, on the
Cleveland.
Everybody has quit dancing, and gone
to rolling.
j. II. Webster. of Detroit Sundayed at
the Spencer.
j.. j. Cueny left Sunday for Detroit, on
City of Cleveland.
The Tag Cuyler was in condition for
business on Monday.
j. E. Nichols, has added to his resi-
dence tasty yeraIda.
PHI. Mcdonald arrived home from De-
troit Tuesday evening.
MattoOn & Robinson have a cut of g.
100000 for the season.
The Van Raalte was the first boat
down the south Channel.
The locks were opened April 22d, for
for the first time this year.
A telephone cable was laid under the
river last week in gas pipe.
Mrs. Epaphroditas Waite, of Wolver-
inc, was in tho city on Monday.
Democratic harmony Is family repre-
sented by midnight tom cat orchestra.
The Cheboygan Lumber Co. is putting
extensive repairs on the dock at the
mill.
C. R. Smith accompanied the Van
Raalte on her first trip leaving here
last Saturday.
The gentlemanly j. II. Ruehle spent
several days in our city, on his way
home to the 500.
John Biggs has sold out his saloon
and shooting gallery on Main street, and
intends going to PetoskSy. Y
W. H. Bunker is going to haul out
feur of W. & A. McArthur's scows, and
give them thorough repairing.
W. Given, Of the 500, has spent the
winter at Los Angeles, CAL, and on his
way home tarried awhile in Cheboygan.
Charles Van Arsdals has been admitted
as a partner into the firm of Post &
Van !rsdale, our enterprising hardware
merchants.
But two stories of the Crnmley hotel
will be finished this season, as Mr.. Crum-
ley is desirous OF having the advantage
of the season.
Two hundred and sixty-fOur feet of
new sidewalk on east side Of Dresser
street, near Division, was placed Friday
and Saturday.
A grocery house lost several
orders by telephone last Monday, by in
sorting the lightning plug and forget
ting to take it out.
The chimneys Of the Town Hall are
in such dlapidated condition, that a
fire bnilt in the stoves Is liable to result in
q huge c0t13graCiOn.
The surveyors at work on BOis Blanc
Island, about 30 families from the lower
part of the state are taking up home
steads on the Island.
Wick Wedges fatherly smile reached
all over Cheboygan, on Friday, when a
ii FOUNDER, arrested the attention of the
policeman, without a warrant.
The locks did not miter at the low
er gates, because of the frost heaving
them, making it necessary to excavate
and spread the top of the gates.
At the mill of the Cheboygan Lumber
company, it is business from the word
60, this spring. Everything is running
smoothly and lumber IS being turned
out alta lively rate.
The Council make good team, and
pull together. The members represent
the best of the two parties and of the
town, and the interests of Cheboygan
will be we'll attended to,
M. d. Baldwin, Esq, of PauldIng, Ohio,
and member Of the Ohio bar, was in
our city last week. He is on visit to a
brother, at Gaylord, and was passenger
on the Flora, on her FIRST trip up.
Monday horse came near going
through the dock at the Cheboygan
Lumber Co.'S mill. A plank gave way
under him, and his hind legs went
through. A rope was put around his
neck and another horse hitched to the