Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-10
j. W. Lindsrman sundayed at Cheboy-

j. W. Lindsrman sundayed at Chsboy-
gan.
Pat. Moloney and wife TO st. Ignace
Monday.
Mrs. II. G. Davis arrived homo Tuesday
mo rning.
The noted horse Walter Jones Of Al
pena is here.
Judge ]. II. Steere took ia the Fourth
at Cheboygan.
Owen Murphy donned the blue on tlo
Fourth and looks every inch a police
man.
Tho tug Messenger brought in II tons
Of fresh fish yesterday, shipped to De-
troit OH the City of Cleveland.
Miss Tillie Goulden, and cousin Miss
Annie Bradley OF Port Huron, arrived
Monday for q summers visit.
Miss Carrie Davis who sings so sweet
ly, and who recently added to her fame
as singer in Chicago, arrives in Che
boygan to-day.
William 7. the favorite horse owned
by W. S. Humphrey, is home once more
and those who love to look upon fine
horse flesh are grati6ed.
Erratt Il Spilisr have struck bonanza
at St. Ignace, having dug several wells
and secured thirty more to dig. They
understand their business.
Thomas Curtis captured at Light
House Point on Tuesday, Heron meas
uring when erect four feet six inches.
1t is in the hands Of taxidermist.
James NJ. Robinson. of Akron, New
York, is like his brother Robert, all bust.
ness. and when here became largely in
terested in lands. The more Robinsons
the better.
The premeditated shipment of lumber
from Packard's dock was too previous,
and Packards say the lumber will re-
main where 1t is unless they give isa
clearance.
W. S. Humphrey sold "a feet Of ground
on Main Street reaching to Huron street,
for 800 per foot, to John MeCuaig, who
will use the premIsis for saloon and
lunch rsOm.
The famous horsa Stranger, Ia here
with Sullivan the great horse trainer.
1t is said this horse can beat any horse
on the continent for two miles, and that
there is standing offer OF $4,000 for
the animal.
Clerk Trsmps. OF the Ste. Marie, in
forms us that the U. s. steamer Fes-
ssnden was suak tuesday off Preni iss
bay. She struck two rocks. The officers
and crew reached Dstour Tuesday night
at midnight.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges a serenade
from the Gaylord band on tho evening
of. tho Fourth. The members of this
organization proved themselves gentle
men in every respect and musicians of
superior ability.
William Stephens, John III. Williams,
JAS Hudson, George Hulsey, Joseph Ku-
seek, Martin Pawtoskey, Henry McNeary
were before Frost on Saturday, having
had 100 much Fourth. Discharged on
payment of cost, except Hudson who was
fined 50.
Go to the school building next M)a-
day eveling ut O'clo:k. and vote for
two Trustees to serve in place OF G. W.
Bell and c. S. Ramsay. who go out.
Every voter III District No has voice
in the matter, and as it decides where
most of the taxes go hs sh0ul see to it
that good men are elected.
The mill Of the Cbeboygan Lumber
company is conceded to be one of the
smartest mills of it's size in Michigan
and its record made yesterday fully
sustains its reputation. With two
circulars and small gang, 26 saws, 1t
cuts 10000 feet. Foreman Clark and
crew have reasons to be proud Of their
days work.
Some one of the Harry Wsbbsr troupe
placed a blank cartridge in the stove
of the ladies dressing room at the Opera
House. The Janitor Mr. McArdle lit
fire in the stove Oh Saturday when the
blamed thing went off. blackeniMg,
wounding, horrifyine and almost using
up McArdle, who thought the entire
British Navy had opened up salute for
the Fourth. tf eaa
Mcllie Harris can distance any horse
in Michigan, is perfect in structure, and
will gain several seconds in the next
two years. One hundred dollars II