Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-02-21

A. IL. Fexar Is always on hand with
something to benefit the public. Look
at his ad
The Detroit Evening Journal showed
its sound sense and judgment In the way
it settled that libel suit last week.
Edmund Westgate has the inwrought
talent Of Murillo. Call in and see his
graining, his first effort with the brush.
Sheriff Harrington pulled house on
the east side of the river. Monday, and
lodged one man and one woman i'm Jail.
Geo. W. Bell and lady have invited
their friends to spend a pleasant even
ing at their residence, next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Seymour took two of her children
to East Saginaw last Tuesday, to place
them in the Catholic orphans home at
that place.
A little girl about twelve years old
wants a place in some family in the
county. Apply to j. p. Sutton, Superin-
tendent of poor.
ChebOyga gan Fire Co. No. /, are already
making arrangements for grand ball,
to be given April 18th at the town hall.
The old "laddies" never do anything Ly
halves.
Will c. Whiting died Jan. 2ith, and on
the l4th of February his widow received
a draft for $1,000 the amount of the ben
efcary certificate which he held in the
A. 0. L. W.
|. S. Cooper and H. j. Miner started
Tuesday for Hammond's Bay, with abili-
ty and facilities to care for bear, wolves,
coOns, fish or anything that puts in an
appearance.
W. II. Bunker is one of the best manu-
facturers in Northern Michigan, his
ship yard will take the lead for good
work promptly and satisfactorily done.
See what he says.
We have been requested to state that
there will be communion service on Feb.
oath at Wolverine. Members of the First
Congregational church cordially invite
all Christians to attend.
We understand that the tug Mystic, of
Sault Ste Marie, is now undergoing re-
pairs, and will be placed on the Cheboy-
gan & Sault Ste. Marie route this spring,
in opposition to the prop. Van Raalte.
FL. j. Miner has received very flatter-
ing proposition to take charge of Il house
carrying $4,000 stock, doing $4,000
business in town of 5000 Inhabitants.
Mr.. Miner is offered half interest or sal
airy, He will look it over.
Rev. w. G.. Clarke received word that
his youngest brother had to have his
hand amputated from bone disease, and
the popular pastor, who is single, went
straightway and had his life insured for
the benefit of-well this is leap year.
The st. Thomas Lutheran church has
cOmsnced building a parsonage. The
Rev. c. Otto. the pastor, is unmarried, but
this is leap year, and as Mr.. Otto would
make good catch, he should be able TO
secure a partner IL his people are kind
enough to produce the house.
woman by the name of Gonysa died
near Freedom last week. The family
had been supported by the county for
the past month or so, and it is reported
the husband had run away, leaving an
aged father and blind mother and lit
tie daughter. II this is a fact -
Geo. G. Wharton is a master workman
and has just ornamented his Office with
a painting that would have done credit
to Raphael's first effort. The emblem of
innocence is great improvement over
the old appearance. Hereafter Madon-
mas and sacred work will employ his
brush.
Look before you leap il it is 1884, for
a strange lady, presumably from Chi
cage. thought she would cross back
street without going to the crossing,
taking the short cut she went tour feet
in the snow to the bottom of a concealed
gutter ScramblIng out she exclaimed,
"Well, think got my foot in it,"
The Mackinaw county court house at
st. Ignace is to be dedicated to the tenn
pie Of Justice (p)on the Goth. Our gifted
favorite. Jas. j. Brown. Esq,will deliver
the dsdicatory address. Others will also
speak. The court will be called, adjourn
ed, and the work Of dedication taken up.