Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-05
NORTHERN TRIBUNE
THURSDAY. MAY 20. 1884.
THE CITY.

"A. L. NeWtOu TeluIh6u lTOu fOrU Hu'
ron.
The notorious Rainy river drive is
almost out.
The bridge on Third Street has been
replanked.
The Fountain House was connected
by telephone. ..,..
Good work and one price to all, at the
TRIBUNE steam job office.
Miss Mary Frost sister of President
Frost arrived on Tuesday.
H.J. Miner, returned on the Lawren-
co Tuesday, from Chicago.
Mrs James Lsavitt is in the city en-
joying her Numerous friends.
A big boom of logs from Preatiss Bay
arrived for Packard's Oh Monday,
Chas. ]. Ramsay, left for the National
Republican Convention, OH Sunday.
Rev. "A. w. Wsstgate, will deliver the
Fuorth OF July oration at Vanderbuilt.
New cards are being printed giving
full list of telephone subscribers to date.
III. Busen, commission merchant
from Detroit, was at the Spencer Tues
day.
S'H. Taylor, the live insurance agent
has resumed his old quarters in the Ge-
row block.
JAS. FenlOn of Black River, leaves to-
day for New York. He intends visiting
Norfolk Va.
III. Z. Trsmain manager of tho Ham,
mond Standish & Co.'S meat car. was in
town Monday.
Some kids took the rope walkers repe
out Black River avenue mile or two
all for joke.
p. Mcdonald proprietor Of the Cass
House has opened a"fiyery in eonnecti-
on with his house.
The steambargs Burlington and tow
arrived at Duncan City last Monday,
lumber to Buffalo.
Littl Freddie French, was lost last
Friday for two hours, he was fouhd
near the depot in the woods.
Hon. Geo. w. Bell, left for Chicago,
with as cool head for the nomination
as any delegate in attendance.
F.A. Tucker, the first tourist Of the
season from Cincinnati, at the Spencer
house and Mullet Lake house.
The rope walking of Prof. Anderson
on Monday attracted quite crowd but
collections don't pan eat as well as play
out.
Tuttles restaurant is now open for
business. MIR. Tuttle has spared 70
pains or money to make 1t first class
place.
On, Saturday night ]. Scoville received
two cuts on the face and had his arm
badly bruised. He was cared for by DR..
i, A. Perrin.
w. 30. A. MeArthur's mill started up
last week and is now turning out lum-
Der at great rate under the suDervi-
sion Of w. II. Daley.
Prof. Haskins of Concord on his way
home from holding an institute at the
500 and Saint Ignace stopped a day to
enjoy Cheboygan friends.
Everything has been satisfactorily ar
ranged concerning the tug Bennets and
A. P. Newton as owner is ready to place
the boat wherever it will pay.
Charles Crocheme formerly Che
boygan Boy was shaking hands last
Thursday with his friends, while the
Tug Frank Moffat was coaling. Mr..
Crocheme is cheif engineer on this tug.
The ice in Marquette Harbor, Lake
Superior extended out several miles
Into the lake. Last week the propeller
i'll. Hurd broke her wheel while trying
to make that port. She returns to
Chicago for repairs.
The steam yacht Wabun which win
tered here and sailed for Lake Superior
last Sunday was once considered the
finest crafr on tho lakes. She was built
by a wealthy insurance agent of Chicago
and cost thirty seven thousand dollars
A raft of logs belonging to Moves &
Sanger. containing about two million
feet was broken up in the lake last week
while getting ready to tow to Cheboygan
They were to be sawn at Packard's mill
A crew Of men with the tug Saugatnck
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