Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-05-15
THE CITY.

in the interior Of his law Office.
James f. Moloney, went to Sault st,
Marie Friday, on the Van Raalte.
Chris Osier claims the reward fol
finding Walkers body on the Island.
r. C. Enos, agsat for the Home In
uraac Co., of N Y. is at the Spencer
VIM. Hess is building a new boiler
for the small steamer Ida May. of Indian
River.
Quite a boom of logs were run down
the river for the Duncan City mills last
Monday.
w. B. Ellis and A. R. Dodge, returned
hcme from their Virginia trip last
Saturday.
Mr.. Allen, father of Mrs. A. R. .Thayer,
arrived in Chsboygan Friday. for a visit
with his daughter.
j. A. Crookston, Of Grand Rapids,
formerly Of Cheboygan, spent a day ia
the village last week.
There is strong talk that the Spencer
House bar will be opened again soen,
under a new management.
Mr.. Mclean has been improving the
appearance Of his hotel, the Union Hotel.
by giving it a new dress of paint.
Miss Bertha Bunker left last Monday
for Tuscarora township to take charge
of the school in the Ohio settlement.
The piers were lined it'll parties,
men, women and children, last Sunday,
fishing for perch. The catch was large.
Rev. Newman Nswstsad Of Riggsvills
iisrejoieing over the arrival of a bran
new boy a. his home. All doing we'll,
Mrs Thomas Ramsay arrived from
Detroit Saturday to spsnd a week with
her husband. who 10 working for VIM
Hess, the boiler maker.
James l.. Burton. Of the firm Of
Thompson Il Burton, the Canadian
Lumber firm interested in this section,
arrived Saturday evening.
1t is stated in the Detroit papers that
that there will be a change Of time on
the Michigan Csnteral May 1S, perhaps
we will get a night train then.
In the billiard match for the cham
pionship, at the balk-line game in
Chicago Monday night Schaefsr beat
Slosson bad, making 800 points to 1884.
Henery Miner brought home with him
q relic from Fair Oak battle ground. 1t
fs a rifle ball imbedded in a block cut
from a pine tree. He. presented it to
Vim. F. Mcdonald.
The logs in dispute between Mcdonald
g. McGinn, and Southern Michigan
Cedar and Lumber Co., were attached
last week by United States Marshall,
8. S, Mathews from Detroit.
Moses Rapin is again on deck and at
home, as landlord of the fremont House.
He wants to sell the proper ty, a good
opportunity for some live man to get a
business. Sec advertisement.
Thomas Crow, who for sometime has
been pattern maker for the Duncan City
foundry, left on the Van Raalte yester-
day morning for Grand Marais where he
goes to fit up q single mill for Gam
BILE & Co.
The tug Swain while off Pressure Isle
bound down with a vessel in tow Mon
day afternoon. broke her rock shaft
disabling her entirely. She drifted
about the lake until picked up bv the
propeller Atlantic Monday night, and
tOwed into Cheboygan.
The band met for practice in Fire
mems hall Monday evening. They Will
probably, determine on Monday and
Friday evenings, Of each week, as their
regular nights for practice. When they
get their horns tuned up we have no
doubt our citizens would be pleased to
hear from them some pleasant evening,
Edward Stevenson. ex-Register, Of the
U. s, Land Office at Rsed City, with two
of his sons and a number of others who
have taken up homestsads on Bots Blanc
spent Tuesday night in the village, stop
ping at the Grand Central. OF a party OF
thirty nine who intend locating on
the island thirty are good sound Re-
publicans.
Messrs, ChOats and Mosier could not
harmonizs at the Mullst Lake House
and the latter has returned to Cincin-
natl. The lease of the house, however,
run to Mr.. ChOate personally and he