Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-24
THURSDAY, JULY "a 1884.
THE CITY.


ing Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mills.
Ii. II. Pike, the model landlord al
Topinabee, was ia town Monday.
The officers make 1t warm for three
card monte men in Cheboygan.
None of the bsdies of the men drown cd
at st. Ignace have been as yet recovered
John Goulden was confined to his bod
for few days, but is recovering slowly
and is up again.
Robert Buehler left on the City of
Mackinac Monday for Detroit.
AT Chicago they are towing old con
demned hulls out into deep water of
Lake Michigan and sending them TO the
bottom.
Many of our citizens are complaining
OF haying sore throats, and red flannel
nsckties-above the collar-are quite the
| fashion.
The Flora last Friday brought up
| quite party bound for the Mullet Lake
house to enjoy the hospitality of mine
host Choate.
The inland route is increa'ing in pep
ularity with tourists, and is pronounced
one of the most delightful trips in
Northern Michigan.
A party of eight. from Ohio, arrived
on the City Of Cleveland Saturday and
left Sunday morning for Black lake
where they will camp for two weeks.
We are requested to give notice that
the Rev W. M. Walton of Owosso will
Officiate and preach Cd. w. in st. James.
next Sunday both morning and night.
GA. Watkins, of Detroit was at the
Spencer House this week. lie will make
his headquarters at Mackinac Island for
fow months and work up insurance
business.
The New York Irish, World declines to
support Cleveland and Hendricks upon
platform that dospOils the homes of
the wOrkingmen at the dictation of
English landlords and manufacturers.
The up train Friday night did not ar
rive until after midnight. The delay
was caused by burning lumber piles on
each side of the track at station below
Grayling. The ties of the track were
burned.
On the ocrasion of the great Michigan
State camp meeting at Bay View, the G.
K. 81 |. R. R. will sell Excursion Tickets
from all stations to PetOsksy and return
one fare for the round trip: good going
from July 2lst to Aug. 4th, and for re-
turn until Aug IL, 1884.
John Eaton's little boy Sunday after
noon was standing on the railroad dock
when gust OF wind blew him into the
river. A young lad showed an edging
out to him and hauled him in, but when
he was taken out he was almost exhaus-
ted ald could scarcely walk.
The Cheboygan Gun club has secured
six dozen 1.-Two pigeons and next Satur-
day on the grounds Of tas Diamond base |
ball club will indulge in a pigeon shoot.
The match will be arranged so as to not
with the base ball match, thus
giving an opportunity to all who may
desire, to witness both contests.
Paul Laneour, at work in the mills at |
Duncan City, came near losing an arm
last Fridav. He went to remove block |
from near the saw in the trimmer and |
the teeth of the saw caught in the sleeve
Of his shirt drawing his left arm on the
saw and cutting a severe cash in the
flesh just above the elbow. DR.. C. A.
Perrin rendered surgical aid.
Sheriff Harr ington returned from
Port Huron Saturday evening on tho
City Of Cleveland, bringing the colored
man who stole the gold watch and jew
slry at the Mercier House, Mackinaw
City, with him. The prisoner had his
examination before a justice
Monday morning, plead guilty, and was
to Jail for trial at the October
tsrm of the Circuit Court.
Last Monday morning our fellow
townsman W. s. Humphrey and Miss
Nellie w. Smart formed matrimonial
,o-partnership, Rev. j. W. Curtis, rec
;or of st James Episcopal church per-
the ceremony. They left on
he south train that morning. The
TRIBUNE joins with numerous friends
IN the wish that their future may prove
felicitous. |