Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-02-21

Friday.
Best place in town for job printing
TRIBUNE office.
II. E. Seper and A. Hayward of Detroit,
Sundayed at Grand Central
son was born to Mrs. Chris. McDon-
aid, Thursday. All doing well.
Mrs.Rittenhouse, neice Of Mrs. J.Post
was very sick last week, but is now much
better
Geo. Trempe. of Sault st. Marie, was in
town last Saturday, on his way to Man
istique.
Will James. of Duncan City, will re-
turn from Hamilton soon. Health is
good and improving.
We have seen elegant portraits of j. p.
Sutton and Robert Robinson in India
Ink-they almost speak.
The dry corn from the schooner J-I.
Case stored at Bakers dock, has all been
disposed Of at fair price.
The steambaree Tecumseh, of Port
Huron, was sold last week to Macarthur
Bros, of East Saginaw, for $4,000
Charles Lewis, Sam Lyman, Samuel
RindskOff, and Harry Webster, of Detroit
were guests at the Spencer over Sunday.
The famous play Enoch Arden, is soon
to be presented by our home talent. It
will be arst class. Watch for it in the
TRIBUNE,
Prosperity is upon you,prepare, for Pete
McCrae was here two days to secure
workman for the North shore aud
could not get enough.
At the fish hatchery, Mrs. Wm Elliot
presented her husband on Thursday with
a boy Of destiny. The father is profoun-
dly bigger than big Will Elliot.
There is rumor of horse race, soOn to
be between Milliken's Nellie" Mr.. Geo.
Fitzpatrick's "Red Bird, "and &C. McDon-
AIDS DOC" 1t will excite much interest.
The Island Cedar Co. of Drummond
Island, bought the Amiot spile driver
and are having Blake put all attachment
to it for loading cedar posts, poles and
ties.
Mr.. Chambers thought the food had
reached Cheboygan last Saturday morn
ing, but he found the water came from
water pipes in the Masonic hall over
head.
The latest scheme we have heard Of to
help the AlgOmah navigate the straits is
an endless chain, running from shore
to shore. All that would be necessary Is
for her to hook OH any place.
The poor fisherman earns the money
he gets for his fish. Many of them after
catching few trout draw them to town,
from to 10 miles, on a hand sled. and
are nearly tired out when they reach the
market.
We are glad to learn that steps are
being taken to erect fine hotel at Mack
inaw Island. 1t will cost $15J,0O0.
The G.. r. & I. R. r. and Mackinaw
Transit Co. have the matter under con-
sideration. 1g ar
The widow of Rev. H. A. Conrad was
kindly remembered on Friday evening by
about one hundred Good Samaritans Of
every sect, who, in the name Of a pound
social" left substantial benefits censid-
serablein quantity. variety, and WORTH
Pr lctical religion. ~
A novel little engine and boiler ia the
window at Thompson. the jewelers., Is
creating considerable attention by the
passers-by. This engine and boiler cost
one hundred and fifty dollars, and is per.
feet in every respect. 1t has power to
run four sewing machines at oEe time.
Leopold & Austrian. Of Chicago are
thinking seriously Of running their four
palace steamers to Cheboygan on their
way to and from Lake Superior. It
would be great convsniencer to our
merchants, also to the travelling public,
to have this line of boats call here, and
we believe they can be induced to do so.
B.H. Begole has removed from Ksar-
ney, Neb.. to Beatrice, a live city of 5000
inhabitants. whore no has purchased an
interest in dry goods and clothing
house. The firm name is Wheelock &
Begols, and If the first is as good as the
last. great success will come Of 1t. for
Bert" has in him three-thirds of tRe
elements of win.
John Mulvaugh Of Chebovgan, broth
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