Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-03-27

Van Raalte and Messenger begin to
| fit out next week.
The band is working hard for large
concert after Lent.
Miss Gertis Van Valkenburg left for
home Tuesday. Come again.
The steamer Lawrence cleared at Chi
cage Saturday for ChebOygan.
Citizens caucus for town officers on
April 4th, afternoon. for inverness.
Cheboygan booms, two doctors and one
dentist in one week. Drs. Harvey, Hill.
and Mason.
Samuel Davis, Of Cheboygan, Intends
to go as engineer on the wrecking tug
Leviathan.
The RuddOch G. A. r., mustered in IL
Saturday. and had several to apply for
membership.
Specimens of some beautiful hand
paintings by Mts. o. +. Bartlett of Bay
City, can be seen at W. K. Ross news
store.
The squaw is on the street peddling
Indian relics and ornaments from POca-
hontas down, indications of gone up
winter.
Master Geo. Smith rode his famous
horse Ned into Shows harness shop and
ordered for his Shetland a new suit of
clothes.
Smith 81 Adams are having some fold
ers beautifully Autographed, containing
a map of the different routes of their
steamers.
J. W. Culver, of Bay City, is in town
this week, and reports his brothers.
health about the same, with little i'm
PrOyement.
Two dynamite cartridges have been
exploded by Mr.. Erratt in the bottom of
the we'll at DuRcan, without having the
desired effect.
Miss Lottis LONcks graees the school
room during the week and takes grace
at the Baptist church Sunday, where she
presides at the organ.
Water works are being put into J, A.
McQuaig's saloon on third street The
ground is frozen to depth of over three
feet where the men are excavating.
The propeller Van Raalte will connect
with the Beatty line of steamers at
Sault Ste. Marie this season, for all
points on the Canada shore, fran Sault
| to Sarnia.
| An old fisherman told us that the pro-
fessiOn was fall of Internal liars and
that it was no credit to preachers that the
starters had to graduate in fishing before
being preachers.
The Sun crossed the line on Thursday !;
and old sea faring men tell us the pre-
| vailing mild winds for days before and
after insure good weather for six months,
so that you can bet on it.
IL should be the duty of some one to
take down the pole on the corner of
Water and Third streets, 1t will surely
fall in some OF the spring gales, and
may do considerable damage.
The Manistique Pioneer tell in plain
English the way "a drunken mob" greet
cd Dan HeffrOn in honor of his return
and says "it was the most disgraceful
scene ever witnessed in Manistique."
Fred j. Voss goes to Big Rapids, takes
bride, goes to Detroit, thence on we'd
ding tour TO DOdge's point, where the
honey moon will be spent at the fashion
able resort. Success now and forever.
The M. K. church proved TO be too
small to accommodate those who assembled
there last Sunday night. Money is now
being raised to enlarge the church. This
speaks well for the morals of ChebOy-
| gan.
A beyy OF friends made the hours 90
merrily by Oh Friday evening at the
Robinson residence preparatory to Mrs.
r. Robinson starting east the next morn
ing with her favorite neice, Miss Fanny
! Robinson.
f.. III. Phelps died at Detroit Thursday,
P. NJ, and was buried at Burlington, Vt.
his bOyAOOd home. He was well known
in ChebOygan, having spent almost two
| years here and without an enemy, he
had many warm friends.
The large eagle captured by James
Mcclure on Pigeon river has been pres
ented to Louie Parcelle to be cared for.
and educated in the practice of medicine.
Louis has registered his name Columbus,
says he is rare specimen, belonging to
the species Pygarg or white tailed
eagle.
Little Harry (the Jew peddler) purchas-
| ed package Of cigarettes the other day
| in one of the stores on Main st. A five
| year old boy came la the store and called
| for cigarettes. In the absence of tho
proprietor Harry sold the youngster 5
| from the package he had recently pur-
chased, and then thought If he could sell
more for one cent apiece, he would
have for nothing.
Cheboygan merchants give the dead
beat black eye, read what they say
about the black list. Why not have a
black list of all dead beats? Those who
pay nothing. Those who pay nothing
but whiskey bills. Those who cheat
washerwomen, day lab0rers, sewing
women, hired girls. Those who pay
nothing they can get out Of paying.
Those who cheat wrong and dafraud bv