Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-01-12

, trip to Hamilton.
Luke FOrbs Of Ypsilanti, was in town
four days this week.
Commercial printing, neat and cheap,
at the TRIBUNE job Office.
Mr.. Brazel called in and reports busi-
ness booming with the Champion snow
plow.
Charley Bromey, of Detroit, spent four
days in ChebOygan last week. guest at
the Spencer House.
A. ]. Robinson returned from Toronto
all right, having spent the hol-
lidays with his mother.
Supervisor McPhee, of Wolverine. was
shaking hands with his many friends in
Cheboygan, Wednesday last.
The ball given by Prof. Sweet Thurs
day night, was very enjoyable affair.
Quite number being present.
Everything in the line Of printing at
the TRIBUNE job Office, as good as the
best and az cheap as the cheapest.
We are glad to see our friend Levi
Gray, Of Mackinaw Island. again in Che
boygan. He is the guest of the Spencer
House.
Remember now is the time to avail
yourself of the immense bargains offered
by Will Smith in good dry lumber at 81
per M
Cheboygan has the best Telephone
Exchange and best paying subscribers
In the state of Michigan.
The work in the woods goes bravely on.
the weather, roads and force are favora--
bic and the crops being harvested will
keep the mills pushing next summer.
We learn the M. C. R. r. Co. will build
good substantial dock at Topinabee,
Mullet lake for the inland line of steam
ers. The work will commence at once.
At Frank SammOns', hill, on the state
road, Amiel Shawl got his 'leg badly
bruised yesterday, the neck yoke came
off and in pulling the horses around the
sleigh, heavily loaded with wood, came
on him. He was pryed out and cared for.
DR.. G. H. Hill has found it necessary,
on account of i'll health, to remove his
dental rooms from the Bennett Block to
his residence on Water street. opposite
the fremont House, for the winter. All
persons having work engaged are re-
quested to call.
The AlgOmah turned around Friday
morning, and went about lengths of
herself toward Mackinaw City, evidently
looking for weak ice to get through.
She is abont five miles from Mackinaw
City and about four miles from St,Ig-
nace.OShe will probably get to st. Ig-
mace in day or two.
The Detroit Evening Journal has just=
ly won its way to a prominent position
among daily newspapers, because Of its
acknowledged merit and enterprise.
Its present success is encouraging, and
it seems to be dssirous Of improving its
facilities for publishing leading jour-
nal. 1t Is bright, clean and strong with
disposition to be right and just.
The Northern Tribune Co. has given its
order to VIM. Hess for an eight-horss
power boiler TO be made as good az the
best. Our bAilding can then be warmed
by steam. We spoke to Mr.. Hess for an
attachment to persuade delinquent sub.
scribers to pay up, and he thinks 1t can
be arranged to flood them with hot water
when they visit as. We hope we will not
be compelled to give such warm recep-
tion to any one. We want you to pay all
you can and as soon as yeu can. Please
remember to call and see us.
Wednesday night was perfect. for ono
of northern beauty and splendor. The
.house warming" Of s. LeGault seniors.
elegant residence was in harmony with
the night. It was complete In all that
makes up most noted gathering OF
friends and acquaintances, bent on
pleasure. Scores Of persons put In an
early appearance, we'll dressed and full
of faith in the event, and 1t certainly
was one of the happiest Of. social festl::
vals. The host and hostess were the
happisst In being permitted to contrib.
ute 30 much enjoyment to so many.
The card playing and dancing enlisted
most all who were present. The vocal
and instrumental music was stirring
and pleasing. The menu OF rsfresh'