Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-26
NORTHERN TRIBUNE
rnURsDAY,JUNE 2S, 1884. \.
THE CITY.

on business. tFt ,4rtH9
Mollis Harris gotta record at Saginaw
last week of 2.2519.M eLs6
The steambarge "A. Turner, came In
Monday for lamber, iT ~
C.E. Watson. Of Grand Rapids, Sum
dayed at Grand Central.
A carload of malt arrived last Mon
day for Moloney's brewery. sy
The Lawrence came in and left on
time for Chicago last Monday. .5
+. C. Mcdonald tapped the water main
last week for use in his saloon.
Pellenze factory was covered with a
coat of fire proof paint last week..
For mits and gloves of all kinds at
Mrs NJ. b. Champien's millinery store.
The roof Of the LeGault block was
covered with a coat of fire proof paint
last Friday.
Call on Mrs Champion and examine
her stock of ladies' silk and Isle thread
mits and gloves.
Thompson Smith, refuses to give any
work to the Longshors Union men, at
40 cents per hour.
Mrs. Russell and family left Monday
on prop. Messenger for Aillwaukes en-
route to st. Paul. &
The tug Duncan City, was hauled out
Monday at Bunker yard to do some re-
pairs to her rudder.
Lightning struck the telephone wires
Monday night and made things jingle
around the central Office.
Warren Waterman went to AIpona and
Oscoda. Wednesday b saperintend sort
ing logs for Buffalo parties.
The prop. Bruno with schooner Laura
reported here Monday morning from
Georgian Bay, bound for Chicago.
Reid q Co. purchased a small cargo
of potatoes last Monday, they were
brought from the Traverse region.
The tug Eva English sunk Sunday
night at Bunksrs ship yard, in about
eight feet Of water, she has boen raised.
A fine steam ferry named Cora Fuller
arrived in our harbor Sunday from Lake
Superior. She is on her way to Muske-
gOn.
The office, halls and dining room at
the Grand Central hotel received a coat
OF Kals0mine last week which makes
things look very neat.
Passage tickets for David Bell and five
children to Belfast, Ireland, was issued
last week by c. W. Farr. They left Mon
day on the City of Mackinaw.
The prop. Messenger was eighteen
hsurs on dry dock last trip at Milwau-
kee caused by her wheel becoming loose
That was the cause Of her arriving here
few hours late last Sunday.
Thomas Carrall with six labOring men
left Monday evening on propeller Law
renee for st. Paul, Minnesota, to engage
in the work carried on there by w, 81 A.
Macarthur. Four additional teams were
also sent.
The Steamer Pearl came out of the
dry dock last Tuesday not much worse
for the fearful shaking up she got on
the rocks. She was not damaged as
much as was thought, only two holes
were found in her bottom.
Subscribers to the 9TH of July fund
who have not already paid their sub
scriptiOns are informed that Mr.. Chas.
Werner will call on them Monday, June
3Oth. and it is hoped that all will have
the amount ready at that time.
Tho ladies Of the Congregational So
ciety will hold their Apron sale on the
4th, in the store recently occupied by H.
j. Miner, instead OF the Weed block
as advertieed last week. They will also
sell refreshments, and trust their friends
will patronize them literally,
Mr.. and Mrs. c., W. Farr are among
the workers of Cheboygan, and all will
be pleased to know they are indulging
a vacation. They took the Atlantic on
Tuesday for trip to Cleveland and re-
turn. f. Hamel manages telegraph
matters. and John Bowen presidss over
the telephone affairs until Mr. and Mrs
Farr return.