Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-03-27

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Monday.
The G. A. r. have rented the Odd Eel
lows hall.
On the Crumley Hotel site there are
100000 brick.
Newton sold by telegraph 10 barrels
Of %eetract, sent to Milwaukee.
Stone and brick work for Crumley
Hotel let to Burgess, of Sturgiss.
Augustus ROsenthall rented the
Williams blOck-pOssessiOn April LIST.
Awnings are spread, boot blacks are
plenty, lifting machines, organ grinders
etc.
John Becker has struc k a bonanza in
good luck and his many friends are re-
j0iced.
Monday night a bouncing little girl
came to stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Will At
kinson.
Captain Brown has fixed the Van
Raalte up in magnificent style and ele-
giant taste.
James Bartlett remodeling his bowling
alley. for beer and music hall. A new
departure.
Parties are negotiating for the lot op-
pOeisO NidHu Sou'Ihi lOI IOiIoI linn
purposes.
Miss Maggie Monaghan. a highly es-
tesmes young lady died Tuesday night.
Funeral Friday.
Regular spring examination of teach
ers on Friday and Saturday of this week
at tho Council rooms.
Special examination of teachers at
Wolverine April 10, commencing upon
arrival of train from the north.
The kick on the fiddle in the M. E.
Church Sunday School subsidies. Too
late in the day to fight good music.
Bring yOur orders for election tickets
and slips to this Office. We will fill
them promptly and at very low prices.
Found-two silver forks. The owner
can get the same by calling at the TRI-
BUNE Office, and paying sOr this notice.
Josie johnson was up before Esquire
Fife for being too much gay and festive,
and contributed $l0tOward library fund.
VIM. Mccormick &CO. purchased John
GsbO's stock, bar fixtures &c. for eOnsid-
GRAFTON to be paid on and possession taken
May lst.
There are l0S yards of sand on the
v VI vi ululCy . llOtCl ouu 0ACdN0Uluk
and building begin whenever the wealth
or says so,
Saturday. Hiram Attison and wife for
keeping a restaurant (o on Third street,
paid to Justice Fife fine and costs,
amounting to Sis, and have left town
to escape a worse fate.
Il. H. Hill, dentist, informs us that he
has administered vitalized air to about
300 patients for the painless extraction
of teeth, all expressed themselves well
Vitalized air is perfectly safe.
DR., j. Benson Hill, who has made dis
eases of women a special study for ID
years, has located in ChebOygan; so
ladies do not despair. Office and resi-
dence on Water street, opposite Foun-
tain House.
Mr.. Charles Eddy, who recently left
for Chicago, is now employed
the Office Of the Lakeside Publish
ing Co., in the latter city, it is one of the
publishing and printing houses
in the west. Charley is a good printer
and a gentleman who will make friends
wherever he goes.
Fred j. VOss of Big Rapids, has settled
his fortunes on DOdge's point, where he
has taken possession, is harvesting ice,
repairing buildings and proposes to keep
a first class summer resort, including
bath house, beer gareen, dance hall,
boat house sc. He cultivates all the
ground except the grove, is a tip top
and the TRIBUNE wishes him
success.
Young Harry the Jew peddler having
pack of unreasonable goods struck the
crank for a trade, exchanging for a
chain, and locket. The crank
,Old 81. 80 from goods and left the
pack with his landlady to insure board
bill. They roomed together, Crank took
watch and skipped. Harry was excited
than a woman suffrage cOnven-
ion, but pursued, paid a man fifty cents
20 return crank, who kept his watch.
Harry getting his pack and being left
20 the amount of SO. 90 with a large ex-
)erisnce that makes him as mad as the
DID Harry.