Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-24
CHEBOYGAN, MICH. THURSDAY APRIL o. 1884

last week.
Overhaul and rebuild side walks, and
prevent accidents.
On Friday, Mattoon & Robinson con.
tracted to saw the Bradley logs.
Capt. Tolsma left with the tug Dis
patch for Goderich, Ont, Tuesday mora
ing.
Tug Kate Williams, which wintered
in Cheboygan, left for Detroit last Sum
day.
W. III. Scott was notified Friday, Of
the death of his mother at Dubuque,
Iowa.
The steamer Pearl will make one
trip per week between Detroit and St.
Ignace.
Crumley's hotel will be formally open
ed about July 10Th, and it will be large
opening.
Mrs. II. f. Worcester was notified Sat-
urday by telegraph, that her father was
very low.
The prize was awarded to Miss Bessie
Sutton, last Saturday afternoon, for the
best skater.
The Cheboygan Lumber company
made their first run of logs to the mill
last Saturday.
Clerk Beilman, of the City of Mackin-
aw, was assistant clerk. on the City Of
Cleveland last week.
Our Gre department would be COM
plste, il the Telephone Exchange could
be run night and day.
Hughes & Buehler are overun with
orders for club skates. Everybody
skates, old and young.
A new rudder has been sent from De-
troit to the steamer Algomah. Dodd, the
diver, will place the rHdder.
c. M. Jones, the Cheboygan butcher, ar
rived Saturday from Detroit, where he
has been spending the winter.
The Northern Belle will not enter up
on her route on the inland lakes. until
the last Of May or first of June.
A. +. Tremain. who has charge OF
Hammond & Standish's meat car, from
Bay City, was in town Saturday.
John Dodd, the diver, was engaged
all day Saturday fixing the stern bear
ings On the propeller Messenger.
Hamburg to Chsboygan, $34.SO in
stead of $3.50 as stated last week.
Call on G. w. Farr, agent, Kesseler
block.
Telephone connections were made
this week with +. j. Todd's bakery,
Chief of the Fire department, IL. A. Blake,
and the town hall.
The City Of Cleveland was detained in
our harbor "a hours on her first trip,
leaving here Sunday, p. m. for Mackin-
aw and st. Ignace.
Asahel Dodge, runs farm about two
miles above Mullet Lake station, and
he knows just how to do things on
farm and elsewhere.
The propeller Van Raalte, left Satur-
day morning on her first trip for Sault
Ste Marie and way ports, with good
list of passengers and freight,
Running logs in the river met the
City of Cleveland on her first trip. Capt
| Stewart thinks they would be there if
he should make trip in midwinter.
The tug Messenger went out Satur-
day and lifted fish nets, and Sunday Mr..
Tolsma made the first shipment of fresh
fish for the season, on the city of Clsve-
| land.
Captain Kirtiand's patent marine
compass test was placed on the steam
barge, James Sheriff lt Milwaukee, last
week. 1t will soon be adopted by all
steamers.
The boys, or some older dr2redators,
have the stolen curtains off the windows
of the steamer Northern Belle, they
were only on one season, and were al
most a: good as new.
Fire alarm was given Saturday noen
by telephone from G. r. Smiths residence
caused bv slight blaze around the
chimney, in the residence formerly
owned by Mr.. Quay, near j. f. McDon-
AIDS, in the 9th FIRE division.
Grummond's line of steamers lead all
others this spring at Lake Huron ports.
| The Flora was first at AIDena and the