Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-01-31
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 81, 1884.
THE CITY.

eratiOns.
The snow last night and to-day is most
natural.
There is to be tannery at Cheboygan.
So they say.
f. Nelson, left Wednesday morning,
for Chicago.
There is to be wooden mill in Che
boygan-more anon.
The rain on Tuesday night and
Wednesday was wet.
The Cheboygan public school is an
honor to modern progress.
Crumleys big brick hotel will begin a
great activity in hotel affairs.
A great many buildings are being pat
on paper, located at Chsboygan.
Next spring will witness the greatest
boom Cheboygan ever experienced.
The dog hitched to sled, thinks all of
Psck's bad boys live in Cheboygan.
Building goes ahead, you can't get
it cold enough to stop Cheboygan
building.
Several bottles Of wine were opened
Wednesday, in honor of Mclaughlin the
wrestler.
They say, who claim to know, that
q dry dock Is sure to come to Cheboygan
next season.
We understand that Mead, the taxider-
mist, skipped out as they were after him
for shooting deer at unlawful times.
The kids are engaged in new and
paying enterprise, founded on the Ordl-
nance, requiring sidewalks to be kept
clear.
w. W. StrOhn who has been spending
some weeks with his numerous friends
in Cheboygan, will start tomorrow
morning for his home in OconOmowoc,
Wis.
Religious services of the Independent
church at Opera House, Sunday evening
at Z o'clock. Preaching by the Pastor.
Each one who attends receives sincere
welcome.
The Debate, rs fictitious literature
beneficial" at the Cheboygan Literary
Society's hall this evening, promises to
be very interesting. The whole pro-
gramme is most excellent one.
The programme of the Literary Socie-
ty was received too late for publication.
1t will, however, be fully up to this
evenings. 1t will be made known at the
hall this evening before the society adj
journs.
Chas. A. Smolk returned last evening
from stay of several weeks in Detroit.
He was seriously i'll while there, and at
one time q telegram was sent to his
family to come down, but a change for
the better took place, and they were no
tilted not to go.
The Detroit Free Press says: "The Pc
tition which Congressman Maybury took
to Washington. asking for change in
the site Of the new Detroit postoffice, is
ninety feet long. 1t Is asserted that an
other petition not less than 300 feet long
will bs forwarded to Washington In q
few days."
A letter received by one Of our citizens
from W. H. Daniels, brings the intelli
gsAcs that he is prospering, and he and
his sstimable wife are enjoying good
health. all of which will be pleasing |
news to their numerous friends in Che
boygan. He reports Des Moines grow
and snterprising city.
The st. Ignace News say: Zone of our
st. Ignacs girls has frightened her lover
entirely of matrimonial notions by
and presenting him with the
motto, I Need Thee Every Hour" He
says he would be willing to give her the
greater part Of his time, but his health
demanded an hour or two out of doors
every day for exercise.
Will <. Ross and Miss Annie G. Rapin
were married last evening, Rev. DeSmedt
The young couple have
many warm friends who will join with
;he TRIBUNE In hoping that their future
may be prosperous and happy one.
They received many elegant presents,
among which was handsome easy
hair for the groom.
Thomas Butler well known lawyer
If st, Ignace, formerly from Cheboygan.
was under arrest at st. Ignace Upon
'harge of trying to commit rape on a