Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-07
THURSDAY. AUGUST 7, 1884.
THE CITY.

o. 4, Avery, of Alpena, was in Cheboy-
gan Monday.
Mrs. H. NJ. Dovil, of Jackson is the
guest of Mrs. G. W. Farr.
1t teok three different base ball clubs
to beat the Choboygan boys.
Eugene Newton is at Prentiss Bay
scaling logs for Newton & LittleheId.
The Mary has been having excellent
patronage on the inland route this week.
Main street is being benefited in spots
by the application of some superb gray.
el.
Messrs. Dillon and Snowden took in
the camp meeting at Petokey last
Sunday.
Freeman 0. Gulliver. ex-state Senator
from this district, was guest st the
Grand Central Wednesday.
If some of our citizens 60 not repair
their sidewalks soon it will be necessary
for the village to take hand in the job.
The steambarge Burlington and three
barges take lumber from Duncan City
to Tonawanda, N. Y, for $1.50 per thOus-
and.
We are in receipt Of the annual cata-
logue Of Albion college, ono of the most
successful educational institutions in
the state.
c. G. Cavanagh, Editor and pIOpr iet0r
of the st. Ignaoe News was over with
the band excursion last Saturday, and
favored the TRIBUNE with call.
Several members of the Gun Club are
in receipt of now rifles, of military pat
tern, and they propose doing consider
able target practice to get their hands
in.
TheOphilus Goulden, of Port Huron,
arrived on the City of Mackinac Monday
morning to visit his fathers family,
aud renew acquaintance with, old Che
boygan friends.
Maud S. still reigns queen of the turf.
Saturday on tho Cleveland track she
trotted milo in 2:092, and,thisiwithout
a running horse to urge her on. 1t is
Jay-eye-see's turn now.
Frank Osisr's thirteen year old son
was prominent feature in Barnhardt's
Orchestra at the Michigan Exchange
opening Tuesday evening. He is a
promising young violinist.
II. A. WatmOre, of Concord, senior
member of the firm of Wetmore & Pad
dock, of this village, is in the village
this week rscuperating from the effects
OF his recent severe illness.
We learn from the Bay City papers
that Desclm Culver, who was confined
to his bed for long period by severe
illness, is recovering. His many friends
in Chebeygan will be glad to hear it.
Mrs. Mussy. of Vermont, niece of Mrs.
s. II. Taylor, arrived Monday on the Ste.
Marie for short visit with relatives in
Cheboygan. She took Lake Superior
steamer at Bnffalo and was landed at
DetOur.
A gentleman from the Pigeon river
section was In town Wednesday and says
they have had no rain in that region fer
some weeks, and that potatoes were suf-
fering for want Of it, He was surprised
to find we had had 80 much rain here.
Is. Cooper says he went trout fishing
Wednesday of last week instead Of join
ing the Gun Club in their contest at
Mackinac, and as evidence of the fact
displayed fine string of brook trout
caught out of the ice box of the Ste.
Marie.
The members Of the Cheboygan Gun
Club while returning home from Mack
inaw on the Ste. Marie, concluded to
give the boat bensit by taking supper
on board, but when they undertook to
pay Clerk Trempe he not only refused to
accept compensation, but insisted on
throwing in the cigars. He probably
realized their condition financially after
their sad defeat.
We hope that all Cheboygan county
teachers will remember the teachers in
stitute commencing at the school house
In Chsboygan next Monday ard closing
the Friday following. II will be to
their interest to attend. The evening
lectures cannot fail to prove interesting
to all interested In the matter of educa-
tion and should be well attended.