Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-03-13
Freddie French is sick.

W. II. Burmister, of Chicago, is in the
city.
E. Nelson arrived from Chicago Tues
day night.
The ice in Burt Lake is from to 21s
feet thick.
E. s. Ives, of Grand Rapids, was in town
this week.
W. II. Bunker is quite sick from a
severe cold
Geo. and Ransom Curtis of Burt Lake
were in on Monday.
The City of Cheboygan' has been sold
to the Elk Rapids Iron Co.
E. f. Davis aud Harry McAlpin of De-
troit were at the Spencer house Tuesday.
Samuel Davis and Miss Emily HodsOn
embarked in matrimony's ship yesterday
with many God speed you.
They say caucus is composed of
several cusses but we heard no swear
ing.
O. M. Clement was on the road three
days last week, and is now tramping for
sales.
On Tuesday Mrs. John Barnish pIe-
sented her happy husband with bounc-
ing boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Chandler took a
sleigh ride to Shaw last week and
returned.
Our enterprising butcher, W. j. Arm-
strong, started branch store at Charlie
voix Tuesday.
1t is estimated that over two hundred
dollars worth of champagne was opened
Monday night over the village election.
1t is reported that Detroit parties have
been negotiating for the purchase of the
Spencer house, but as yet have made no
bargain.
A conductor OH the M. c. r. r., run
ming from Bay City to Cheboygan, said
he had in three weeks carried on his train
IL woodsmen badly wounded.
Mrs. A. R. Thayer and children left for
Lansing on Friday, to visit some time.
She went sooner than expected on ac-
count of the illness of her father, Hon.
A. Allen.
The band came together Monday eve-
ming for the purpose of serenading the
elected candidates. but owing to the late
hour before the count was finished the
boys did not come out.
Dan HeffrOn showed the boys the
warrant for his arrest, told how he got
away with the officer, said this was the
third time he had returned since the
murder and attributes his arrest to q
Manistique party.
From second story on Main street at
at late hour on Saturday night, a we'll
known young man was shot down stairs,
and set down with laundering crash.
A person passing thought him seriously
hurt, but in few minutes after huge
grunting he broke and run faster than
any one did on either ticket Monday.
The ChebOygan Democrat complains
that the Post and Tribune criticised its
views on the tariff and did not send 1t
copy of the paper containing the criti-
cism. We do not remember mentioning
the Cheboygan Democrats views on the
tariff; and we do not even know what its
views are, or whether IL has any.-De-
trOit Post & Tribune.
Last week the new mail messenger
sworn in by Humphrey, John A,
Mix, was badly mixed. To the regular
oath Humphrey added you furthermore
promise to vote the Republican ticket
during your natural lite, SO help you
God" Mix WINGED, but finally said"weli
Tle sign it," In looking over the docu.
ment he said 81 don't find what you read
about voting, but suppose It's on the
backside." If Maxwell finds this out IL
will of itself be enough intimidation to
Oust Hatch.
H. E. Wooster, the genial, efficient,
and accommodating agent at the depot,
is again at his post after visit to his
} sick father at Lowell, Mass, whom he
left with hopes of recovery. There is
no gentleman who is held in greater
respect and esteem by the business com,
munity Of our city than Mr.. Wooster.
He is the second agent of the NJ,
G. railroad here and has served
the railroad with strict and
faithful fidelity as can be found. At
the same time he has secured many ad-