Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-01-19
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. JANUARY IL. 1884.
THE CITY

We believe mere parties are given IN
Cheboygan than any city of its size on
the continent.
Our tOwnsmen. III. j. Miner, Lou Veeder
and Don Mcleod, spent few days at st.
Ignacs this week.
Merritt Chandler on Thursday, let
contract for banking half million feet
of logs on the Pigeon.
The Episcopal ladies PROPOSE to do a
thing, and it Is done. Their social on
Thursday evening surpassed any social
event Of The season.
VIII. Bunker received lettsr Thurs
day evening containing the good news
that his s0n-in-law, Will Whiting, was
improving. So mote It be.
The repairs on the tug Pendsll have
been commenced at the AmiOtt ship
yard. She IL having new vale all
around her, and other repairs.
! A fne trout on sale at Lynn's meat
market this week, weighing 81 pounds.
This is specimen of the trout caught
through the ice In straits.
jim. Perry at tends to the hydrant and
he assures us that Notwithstanding the,
severe freezing, the MIGRANTS are all
right, none of them frozen up.
The heavy plates of iron for the bank
vault was moved from the boiler shop to
the bank Thursday, where they will be
!. riveted together in their proper place.
The cause of the food of water on
the east side of Main street, north CT
Third street, caused by leak in F. G.
McDonald's water pipes, was repaired
Thursday.
rParties wishing to bring their friends
afuom any part of Europe can receive
prepaid tickets at very low rate, by
calling on G. W. Farr, agent, at the
:. telegraph Office.
Inreply to the frequent interrogations
oconcerning Cheboygan, we send the Tri-
bnne, from which one can get as good an
7iaisa of the country, and business done
there, as can be obtained without visit
to this region. 1t is too much of tax to
swrite letters to all inquirers, however we
might wish to.
uOn JAMS James Darlin and Chas.
Hilliard left Cross Village for Beaver
island. They got as far as Skillagalee
light house, where they stayed a few
days, starting Jan. IA for the straits
spending Saturday night on the ice.
Sunday Hllliard died. Darlin reached
sCross Village with his limbs badly fro
/: xsn where he now lies in a dangerous
condition.
Major Clarke's paper the Pioneer. was !
burned by an incendiary. OF the matter
(: the Major says: ut will fail, 1T has failed
~.of its presumed purpose. The Pioneer
will continue to be published and will |
continue, as heretofore, to advocate what
evepis for the good and to oppose what
'evermorks to the detriment Of the people
of Manistiqus and SchoOlcraft county,
with malice towards none and with
charity for All but earnestly, fearlessly
land persistently.'
The Chsboygan Literary Club had a
!. good meeting Thursday evening,a large
number present. NThe Soldiers Charge" |
by Mrs. j. II. Kintz, was finely rendered.
n. L. Fexsf's paper on Success" was |
full Of thought, rich in illustration, and
,svinced the student and thinker. Charles
vanArsdale gave in good style"A Lay
from Real Life" Pres. Fr0st's solo, "R0ck
me in the Cradle of the Deep" and Miss
cassie Summers solo, "Dina Forget yer
Mither, Sandie," greatly delighted all!
"A piano next week and the following
program: Music, Solo. Mrs. s. LeGault,
Original Essay. Mrs. F. e. Mcdonald;
Charade by Mrs. ]. E. Nichols and others;
Reading, Miss Ollie Barber; Original
rEesay, VIM Shannon; Music, Instrument
al, Miss Tracy Mcleod.
The building being erected by H. A
Blake on his property opposite Nelson's
store, for the use Of Fountain Hose Co.
no. 3, IL nearing completion, and when
!. flashed, will make very comfortable
quarters for the boys. The building is
1890 with a'9 fest ceiling, and divided
lin the center, making two rooms 10 feet
square. The back room will be furnish
asd.with good substantial carpet and fur
niture, AID will be used as meeting
1oom for the company. The front room
~riII no for fha hooo .orf Md 6vfuroo |