Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-05
W. s. Smith to Chicago.

| W iI' DaItlSst VI Day Clty dt uIduu
Central Tuesday.
/ Everybody goes to Nich,ls' lumber
yard for lumber OF all kinds.
Mary Newton visits st. Helena for
three or four weeks and good time.
John Webster of the firm Doolittls &
Webster, Detroit. was in town this week.
]. G. McCrimmon has gene to Dakota
with the best wishes OF his many friends
for success.
Jas. Douglass our County Surveyor
has removed to the RuddOck house on
Young street.
The result Of the Republican National
Convention makes every Democratic as
pirant a dead horse.
Capt. John McArtss has charge of
the Algomah, while Capt. Boynton is
here with the Gordon. V Fta 1t s
Mart Hughes returned Tuesday morn
ing from Saginaw City where he has
been visiting his friends for few days.
Everythingis is lovely at Chicago and
the ticket will undoubtedly give greater
Republican satisfaction than has been
given since the days of Lincoln.
Frank Ozisr left his fancy team un-
hitched Eear Robinson's farm. They
became frightened at dogs chasing cows
aad ran away resulting in an upset and
scratched nm bOrsafash
The steamer R.J. Gorden, engaged at
Mackinaw City transferring cars was
brought down here Tuesday by Captain
Boynton to have some repairs made on
her boiler, will probably take three or
four days.
The fine pleasure yacht left here last
Sunday morning, for Ashland, Lake
Superior. Eighteen men who were
stopping at the Cass House waiting for
boat took passage ON her for Grand
Marias.
A subscription paper is being signed
by our Citizens to raise money to
celebrate the 4th Of July, the paper is
in the hands of Chas. Werner, and al
ready enough has been subscribed to
make it q success.
The propeller Van Raalte did rot re-
turn Saturday from Sault, as usual hav-
ing made arrangements to lay over
and leave the Sault Sunday morning
with the soldiers from Fort Brady which
have been transferred to New Mexico.
The Republican party has always pro-
fessed to DO party of equal rights, and
the selection Of Joan P. Lynch as tenn :.
porary chairman of Miss, negro, who
was slave twenty-five years ago, shows
that the party rsdeems its professions.
Joseph M'Bride last Friday fell from a
loaded wagon which ran oyer his body
inficting severe injuries. The accident
occurred on the State road ten miles east
of Indian River. lie was taken to Indian
River by the mail carrier. He is now at
Chsboygan cared for by DR.. T. A. Perrin.
Capt. Ghas. f. Kirkland has received
authority to take charge Of the interests
of all Marine insurance companies and
in case of disaster act upon his own
judgement in rendering assistance. The
Captain has an experience, faithfulness
and efficiency, that makes him peouliar-
| ly Git for such responsible position.
= The Chippewa County News celebrates
its seventh birthday with an eighteen
page paper as finely put together me-
chanically and otherwise as any in the
State, and there is no journal mere wOr-
thy of the success with which the News
evidently meets. In the near future the
500 will be large city and The News .
leading daily.
A gentleman arrived from Kslkaska
Monday ard made the acquaintance OF q
confidence man on Tuesday, who was
soon Joined by another, and the two took
from Kalkaska one hundred and forty
dollars in short time by the three card
monte process. Kalkaska man wass
named Hard, but he softened when he
struck hard-pan and lost all. N
The Michigan State Press Association,
convsnes on the oath Of June at Bay
City to transact their business and then
take trip to Marquette. On their re-
turn they desire TO take in the Island,
Cheboygan and Mullet Lake. House.
Cheboygan now has an opportunity to
do a handsome thing in way that will
immensely pay. Last fall Cheboygan