Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-01-31
THE CITY.

A regular meotlhg Oh Tic A. ". y. We
at their hall next Monday evening.
The frame of Thomas McGuire's new
building, next to the Grand Central, is
up.
william Divine left last Saturday with
his team for Alpena with load Of pas
sengers.
There was lively runaway on HUI
ron street Tuesday, the team running
down to the lake. =.
The Central Drug Store and American
Express Office will be connected at once
with the telephone exchange.
The Aftermath society, Of the Con-
gregational church, il preparing an en-
tertainment for the near future.
Frank Shepherd, Prosecuting Attor-
toy, left Monday for a short visit with
his friends in the southern part of the
state.
Justice Fife sentenced Pond, the pill
fsring bartender at the Grand Central
hotel, to sixty days in the county Jail,
where he languisheth.
The deputy sheriff of Mackinac county
was over last Friday, and arrested at
the Be1ton House, prisoner who had
broke Jail at st. Ignace.
If you want to see fine specimen Of
boiler work, call and see the new boiler
built for the TRIBUNE by VIM. Hess, the
Cheboygan boiler maker.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
endorsed the proposition compelling tugs
with lows astern to use the hooking
bird whistle in thick weather.
Mrs. Doctor Patterson gave birth to a
girl on Tuesday last. The lady is doing
well, and the doctor correspondly de-
lighted. Citv Advance.
A call has been made for meeting of
ex-soldiers at Indian River, one week
from next Saturday,tO take steps towards
the organization of post of the G. A. R.
at that place.
Col. j. H. Mclaughlin threw Dufur in
the collar and elbow wrestling match in
Detroit, Tuesday night. Dufnr claims
it is the first time he was ever beaten
in match for money.
Frank Osier has fine sleigh to con-
vey passengers to and from his hotel,
the Benton House. Drawn by his hand
some team of blacks, it makes as fpe a
turnout as there is in our village.
A coal from the stove in Nelson & Bull
lens Office came near causing q fire last
Saturday, but fortunately was discover
ed before any serious damage was done.
A hole was burned through the floor.
Sheriff Harrington started Monday
morning with the man Seymour, con-
victed of burglary, to deposit him in the
state prison at Jackson for four years,
in accordance with the sentence given.
The Snow ordinance takes effect to-
morrow. Clean your sidewalks hereaf-
ter or take the consequences. Better
clean the walks. it will be more COM
Portable for both yourselves and the pub
lie.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Philip
Horne took place from the family resi-
dence last Saturday afternoon, Rev.
Curtiss, rector Of st. James Episcopal
church, officiatin9. There was a large
attendance Of sympathizing friends.
A subscription paper is in circulation
and bears the names Of many cheerful
giwers, to aid the family of Jerry Real,
OF the east side; his wife lies at the
point of death. He has quite family
of children aud is obliged to attend his
sick wife, thus preventing him from
working.
The Algomah has been abandoned for
the present. as she was unable to make
any Roadway through the heavy ice.
All her'crew were discharged on Tues
day but the captain and first engineer.
The passengers and freight will be trans
fered by teams. Her wheel was broken
last Monday by coming in contact with
ice, leaving her in a helpless condition.
The investigating committee of Sault
Ste. Marie village council, appointed to
inquire into some rumored irregularities
reported in effect, as follows: by its
first findingit says that the village clerk
and the publisher of the News are liars.
BY the second it says that the News is a
liar. By the third it says that trustee
George W. Brown is liar. And by the
fourth 1t says that the Chippewa DEM
Ocrat is q liar. Take it all around it