Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-01-05
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 5, 1884.
THE CITY.

Land plats for sale at the TRIBUNE job
Office.
Some ladies received over fifty calls
from as many gentlemen on New Years
day.
Mrs. d. w. Strohn of Long Lake visit
ell Christopher Mills and family during
holidays.
The board of supervisors meets and
adjourns daily. They are waiting for
something to turn up.
Why has W. & A. McArthur's cashier
become of age? Because she has ceased
to be a Miner.-Pres. Frost.
C. w. Farr met his wife at Bay City to
welcome her home after her splendid
visit to Jackson, Indianapolis, etc.
F. M. SammOns is Overhauling records
of the Justices of Benton to see if all
collected fines have been paid over.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Thompson. who got
married in time to enjoy the holidays,
are expected home from their wedding
tour.
Spencer staye, and he opens, and he
spreads as fine a table as can be found,
and with every convenience, comfort and
style his house is still a popular hotel.
Mr.. VIM. A. Lynn was little embar-
raised when the presentation speech
was made, but he crows over the present
made him last week by his wife. The
boy is a bOuncer.
Mcdonald & Cueny'stelephon wire
was crossed with Perrin & Cases wire
for few hours on Thursday. Joe Quincy
thought he had better put out single,
as he was called up several times for DR..
Perrin.
w. Thrash, switchman of the Macki-
nav City yard had hand badly hurt
while coupling cars Thursday morning
The division engihe brought him to
Cheboygan where his wound was tended
by DIT. "A. Perrin.
1t was intended for New Years pres
ent but did not put in an appearance I'M
til Thursday night because it couldn't
get into stocking,1nd Spencer Barclay,
the butcher, is 50 happy over his baby
girl that he gives everybody porter house
steak.
Packard & Upham have recognized
reliable drug store where drugs and
medicines can be scientifically prepared
and compounded. Upham is gentle
man with clear brain, sober hand and
honest business habits. The trade of the
firm is good and is growing every day.
On New Years trinity of sports went
On the straits equipped with fishing
tackle and bait specially adapted for
catching trout. These skilled pleasure
takers had 800 borrowed dog along
for good company and luck. The jolly
fishermen tarried, the dog was hungry
and bit at a huge piece of pork that had
been skillfully placed around hook.
Everything was swallowed, in yanking
the line it broke and the fishermen re-
turned solemnly, with their dog, who
was egged and dOsed, watched and
nursed and still lives. What tho end
will be We know not.
The Literary club. owing to the storm
had slim attendance, but the meeting
was called to order by the President
and in the absence of the Secretary, Mr..
A. l.. Fexer was appointed pro tenn.
There were recltations by Mr.. Fexer
and Mr.. Charles VanArsdale. Miss Cassie
Summers sang two ballads, Miss Tracy
Mcleod playing the accompaniment.
The singing was of the very best, as Was
the music. The evening passed off de-
ightfully. 1t is suggested that our lady,
friends as well as the gentlemen, who
are skilled in music and song, prepare
an opera and give public entertain"
ment. The fall is as comfortable as
can be and Is a very agreeable and pleas
ant place for rehearsal. The plan is to
unite what talent there is in the village,
and encourage its best effort. The
scheme is an admirable one. and worthy
the thought of those who are enlisted in
aesthetic culture.
Buck. M Arnica Salve.
The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to SPEEDILY cure