Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-09-04

implements will pay we'll, likewise cheap
furniture.
The opportunities for amassing wealth
by men with capital and pluck who will
sink wells for salt, which underlies this
whole region, is also
TEMPTING INDICTMENT.
Sooner or later the salt industry now
updeyeloped here will prove one Of the
largest Ia the country.
Among the important manufacturing
industries may be mentioned the Che
bOygan Lumber company, who turn out
25 100000 feet of lumber per year. f.
Nelson is this president of this company.
| Another large lumber company Is Oper-
atea by NATION & Robinson, who run
one saw mill. j. B. Macarthur runs one
saw mill, and is also large manufac-
turer of lumber.
Moloney Bros, proprietOrs of the Nor
thern Brewery, are extensive bOttlers
and shippers, having branch houses at
st. Ignaee and Sault Ste. Marie. Their
daily capacity is forty barrels; 5000 bar
rels manufactured last year; 5000 pack
ages were also shipped.
The Novelty Wood Works is also an
important enterprise. This concern
manufactures excelsior, and druggists
wood boxes for blaeing. They are ABOUT
introducing in the market wooden
T cork, patented, which has the merit Oh
! originality and durability. IL Is cheaper
{ tnan the common c0rks. ana cleaner. l,
! ia made ont of poplar and Eastwood, and
, ia suppriOr to all other eOrks in the mar
r ket. Mr.. A. r. Thayer is the proprietor.
| Smith 81 Adams planning mill and sash
| and door factory is another important
factory. Murray & Rich, founders ant
( machinists, and manufacturers OF sta
q tiopary and marine engines, are also
: feature of this city. The firm do gsner
i al repairing and ship great portion o
. THAR product to the northern part OF tn
2 lower peninsula. The firm are exper
n and practical machinist5 and mOlders
s William Hess, boiler maker, manufac
n tures boilers and does all kinds OF ma
A. rino work. His orders extend from al
d points on Lake Superior and other sec
% tions. He is practical mechanic.
There are two journals here, the Nor
thern TRIBUNE and the ChebOygan Dem
ocrat. both ably edited. Thanks are du
i. MIR. George w. Bell, w. Spencer, and MI
20 G. S. Ramsay, editor of TRIBUNE, IL
g. kindly cOurtesles.
10 The Spencer House, the leading hoste
g. nv here, is the resort of commercial ira
nd elers, and has an extended reputatlo
es for the excellence of its menu and 81
IS perior accommodations.
In closing this article the writer. pr
ty sents the names and business OF u
no public spirited and leading citizens
of Cheboygan, who are ever foremost
err. contributing to the present pr0speri
ar and future advancement: j. w. McGln
is. president First National Bank; Bell
ITS Adams. attorneys; Mr.. Ramsay, custom
collector; Humphrey 81 Perkins. alto
cts news; Frank Shepherd, prosecuting Q
nv torney; 1. S. Cooper, druggists; George
M Humphrey, postmaster; William Spence
,k. Spencer House; Case 81 Perrin, druggist
Nelson 81 BulleD, general merchant
ck. Ramp & Lapres, clothlers and gents III
rs, nishers; Perrin Bros, physicians; Pac
he ard 81 Upham, druggists; W. f. McDo
he aid. saloon: Post & VanArsdale, har
int ware: f. C. Mcdonald, wines, liquors al
lch groceries; Bowling u Veedsr. Metropo
or, tan Billiard Hall; Joseph Spooner, me
ter market; G. A. Gallagher. grocer; Z: f..
in w. A, Lynn, meat market; j. A. Mccual
led saloon; William Bartholomew, real
of tate; Merritt Chandler, real estate Al
ost farmer; BOggs Bros, lumber inspector
mt. M. J. Kesseler, gents furnishing a.
,er. barber shop; w. G. Moore, tons0rial art
he, and gents furnishing; J. B. MeArth'
,er- saw mill: ]. f. MOlOney q Bro, brewer
an. MattOOn 81 Robinson, lumber; Rindsk
ra, Bros. Star Clothing House; A. r. Thay
novelty works; Murray 81 Rich. mach
lists: Charles r. Smith, manager Inla
Route, and VIM. Hess boiler maker.
eat. LEUBRIE