Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-05-01

Mrs. Alfred Taylor, on the 24th-a
boy, 10 pounds.
The schooner Gardner cleared for Chi
cagO last Tuesday.
Capt. L. r. Boynton, the ice navigator.
was in town Friday.
Luther Westovsr. of Bay City, was at
Grand Central Friday.
Full count, low prices, good work, at
the TRIBUNE job office.
They have had heavy fires upon the
Portage back of Topinabee.
Dixon Spencer carried off the prize
last Saturday afternoon in the contest
for boys, at the roller rink.
Mrs. j. M. French left Tuesday on a
visit to her friends at Detroit.
The Tug R. C. Wilson, launched Sat
urday from the Amiot shipyard.
On Monday Joseph Rife resigned as
postmaster of Mullet Lake postofliee.
DR.. G. A. Perrin was called to Charlie
vOix Last week on professional business.
Mrs. Margaret RuddOck will be ap-
pointed postmistress of Mullet Lake pest
Office. ~ g
Mrs. John McGinn was able to take
carriage ride Friday, the first In four
m0nths.
8. 8. Eddy, returned from Chicago
Friday. His new stock of goods is ahead
Of all else.
A special meeting of the Board Of
Supervisors is called to meet on the 9Th
day Of May. .,t..-e.
Supervisor Watkins and Treasurer
BrOman. of Mentor, were in the City
Monday looking fine. @,i.'',.A., fs,Ne.
On Monday Sheriff Harrington traded
lands for the property of Joseph Rife at
Nullet Lake station. -
No delay, No mistakes. Neatness, cheap
ness and prOmptness is the rule at the
TRIBUNE steam job office.
Complaints are made that tug men do
not provide spark screens for their tugs
as required by ordinance No. s Sec. 2.
An Indian of Indian village, speared
in Indian River last week musca-
longe measuring Aft. inches weighing
35 pounds.
Erratt g. Spiller have their well 230 #
down, at Duncan City. When down 206
feet the drill dropped four feet having
struck vacuum.
Fred Fife and Henry Saunders, return
cd Sunday, too late for church
from Lake Huron. They spent five days
in hunting, successfully.
Rey. +. W. Wendt, of Apena, preached
at st. Thomas Lutheran church last
Sunday, and gave great satisfaction
and profit to his congregation.
Sparks from the smoke stack at Pellen-
ze's planning mill lodged on the reOf
Friday noon and caused the alarm of
Ere. The Hose Company soon had
stream on the building. Slight dam
age.
The Detroit and Cleveland steam Nav
igation Co. have published an interest
ing book Tourist Guide, cut Of the Vii
lage of ChebOygan oceupiet one page as
seen from the decks of their steamer at
the entrance of our harbOr.
st. Johns Lutheran Church at Riggs
Vile. will be dedicated next Sunday.
Rev. C. Swan, of Rogers City, will Off
ciate. The Lutherans are an intelligent,
enterprising, and worthy people, and
we are glad their numbers are increas-
ing in and about Chsboygan.
BY an unintentiOnal oversight we
failed to place the Vanderbilt Review
upon our FIX list Oh iis first appearance.
We extend ngratuia,ons to brother
Miles on his success and to me people of
Vanderbilt on their neat and nevsy lit
tie paper.
The boys are raising cane with the
telephone wires on the east side Of the
river, Thompson Smith and Cheb0ygaB
Lumber Co.'S wires were crossed several
times last week. Men have been engaged
to watch these wires and any boys
caught throwing stones at the glasses
will be prosecuted to tho fullest extent
of the law,
The Democratic press seems to feel
deep solicitude for the Republican party
lest some Of the colored, or the more
radical temperance voters should not