Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-05-08
The Cass house sports new hack.

Spencer Barclay left Monday for Sag.
inaw for brief visit. l
W. Fl. Kelley will start a branch bar
ber shop at Manistique.
H. L. KOehler, of Mullet Lake, spent
Monday night in Cheboygan.
Obey Newton will spend the summer
at SCOTS Point, on tho north shore.
Some fine brook trout have been
caught in this vicinity, since the frst.
The front of Frawlsy s. Browns gro-
eery Is on the aesthetic order, regular
Oscar Wilde tint.
Lew Thorn, the old popular steward
Of the Kewsenaw, Is now steward on the
City Of Mackinaw.
Quay & Sons shingle mill is doing
good work, they have good stock Of
logs to manufacture.
The masons completed the brick work
Of the vault in the second story Of the
vain uuil0luS tllo Wcohs
Very heavy fogs prevailed both Mon.
day and Tuesday mornings, causing
steamers to keep blowing their whistles.
G. L. Waldorf, of Indian River paid
our village visit Thursday. He re-
psrts business booming at that lively
town.
Messrs. Packards started up their saw
mill last Thursday. Everything ia run
ming smoothly and the mill ie doing
good werk.
R. M. Thompson editer of the TRIBUNE
left last Thursday for Louisville. Ken
lucky, and will be absent about three or
four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Noble, of Elk Rap
ids were in ths Village Tuesday. They
took passage on the propeller Messenger
for Nackinaw.
Chas. II. Nuite's father mother and
sister who have been making him pro-
longsd visit, left last Friday, for their
home In Maine
Dan Carmody has sold out his interest
in the Carmody, Duggan & Workman
saloon. The business will be carried on
by the last two named, at the old stand.
Anew psstoffice has been established
in Cheboygan county and is located up
towards the head of lower Black River.
1t is called Manning and Mr.. Manning
is postmaster.
Messrs, Dodge and Cowan, local in
spectors of steamers for this district
spent Tuesday in the Village. In the
forenoon they inspected the propeller
Messenger, she passed all right, coming
out with flying colors.
The steamer City of Cheboygan has
been brought down from Black lake and
she starts for Elk Rapids to-day to be
placed on the beautiful chain OF inland
takes in that section. She takes the
place of the Queen of the West, which
has been sold by Dexter & Noble and
goes to Duluth.
DR.. D. B. King has located in Cheboy-
gan. He has rented the rooms formerly
occupied by DR.. W. W. Bowss. The doe
tor has diplomas from two Of the lead
ing Homeopathic medical colleges of the
country, and comes to our midst well
recommended. He will commence prae-
ticeing about the 18th.
Captain G. f. Kirtlard and family ar
rived Monday morning on the Cham
plain. We are glad to welcome the Cap
tain and his most estimable family to
Cheboygan. Household goods. dog and
eat accompanied them, and they settle
down to housekeeping in the north side
of Rebt. Pattersons double residence ON
Water street.
Last Sunday evening a full grown
bear attacked q yoUag pup belonging to
Charles Wilson, of Freedom. Having NO
other weapons at hand he seized good
sized maple club and made for bruin,
and came off victor, killing the bear.
Mr.. Wilson is over seventy years of age,
but at that age is fully as vigoIons and
active as many young man
Wednesday Of last week, Deputy U. s.
Marshall mite, chartered the Tug Pen
dell and went to SchneaHx and returned
Thursday with the small schooner Char
les Kimbsll. She was mortgaged to
Charlevoix parties and last fall about
the time the mortgage became due she