Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1884.
THE CITY.

by Pat Mcdonald.
l.. j. Willis postmaster at Mackinaw
City gave AZ = pleasant visit.
ROht. Consr feels so we'll that no pro
poses to take in the Fourth at Detroit.
Now is the time to contract YOU
buildings, they can be built ehsaply
cheap
Jas. Sufferin the boss plas:erer of NORTH
eli Michigan il raising his residsnc,
and will make Of it beauty.
The Childrsns meeting at the M. f
church on Sunday evening is highly
praised by all who attended.
The bridge to be built near John Bar.
nish' Of Inverness was let to Clement
King for $144 to be finished July 10th.
William F. Mcdonald on Monday was
made the recipient of jolly boy that
will help HIM celebrate the glorious
Fourth.
The steamer Pearl run ON the rocks
last Friday morning few miles below
Sand Beach. Wrecking tugs are work
ing at her.
Harry Webber did we'll as NIP" in
Nip and Tuck, but it is great blundsr
to play such play as Blunders before a
respectable audience.
Arrangements for the Fourth of July
celebration have been perfected. The
affair promises to be huge success in
the way Of a tremendous crowd and
very taking prOgrame.
Adams the drayman drove ever a
covered hole on the north side of the
bank, hole left for entrance to the
cellar One horse broke through but
was rescued, with some scars.
Judge James Birney honored Cheboy-
gan with his presence this week and
made us pleasant call. Choboygan
was anxious to have the Judge here on
the Fourth but he cannot be present at
that time.
j. P. Sutton has been commissioned
Grand Marshall Of the Fourth and he
has appointed S. S Eddy and M. B.
Champion assistants. This ensures
good order in everything done and if any
forget it they will get left.
The Gaylord City band took first pre-
MUM at the State band tournament
held at East Saginaw week before last
whore 600 musicians performed. This
crack band will be here on the Fourth to
blow their most skillful blasts.
The Marshall declares that hereafter
any cow found out after eight o'clock
p, NJ. will be arrested and placed in the
pound to be redeemed with money, that
young cattle are not allowed to run at
amy time and if found in the street will
taken in.
\. 7. Newton's horse coming out on
Dresser street, stepped on a plank, on
The gutter bridge, which flew up struck
the horse, and off he went to wood
pile near Kintz residence making kind |
ling wood Of the wagon and not helping
the horse.
Cobb has quit banking and covered |
the ornamental sign, bank, with q plain
business like announcement concerning
the Star Laundry. Cobb has been both |
cred with hundred calls this year
from persons wanting to deposit with
him and otherwise do banking.
DR.. c. A. Perrin returned from Grand
Rapids Saturday. He says the State
Medical SOCIETY is more prosperous than
ever before, the recruits this year being
the greatest in number of any one year
and all young men. The DR.. says MOL
lie Harris did the boss trotting ut Kala-
lnazoo, where she took third money and
snculd have had second money.
The first strawberry and ice cream
festival of the season will be given at
the Methodist chureh on Wednesday
evening June % for the benefit OF the
Sabbath School under tho auspices of
class No2. Entertaining music, reci-
cations ect will be given during the
evening. A good time may he expected.
This Sunday school is justly celebrated
for It's pleasing and interesting enter
tainments.
II you wanta nice picture frame or
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