Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1884
THE CITY

by j. E. Nichols. on.t
The enumsrators hopsto close their
work this week.
Blaine Is a Statesman but this is no
valid objection.
Wilson Newton of st. Helena spent
Sunday at Cheboygan.
4. A. Wilson, of East Saginaw, was
in town this week.
The Tug Saugatuek, left port Monday
evening for st. Ignace.
An upright boiler is being placed in
c. R. Smiths new tug.
The prop. Messenger had forty passsn-
gers to Chicago last week.
John A. Logan is soldier but he will
run well although brave.
Good work and one price to all, at the
TRIBUNE steam job office.
W. 81 A. McArthur's drive hung up on
the Pigeon waiting for GainOr.
j. C. Wooster knows hOwtO NOW aud
hs keeps his seythe in good order.
For mits and gloves of all kinds at
Mrs NJ. B. Champions millinery store.
The partition in the rear end of F. C.
Mcdonald, store has been removed,
Choboygan is doing as much building
to day as any city of her size in Michi-
gan.
Last Friday the Marine Valley was
loaded by W. & A. Macarthur, for Chi
cago.
The propeller Lawrence arrived on
Monday, and left in the evening for
Chicago.
is. Cooper and I've Littlsfeld brought
in two huge bears, caugls in Coopor's
traps at Point Saub.
StentOn and Lovatt are the planning
mill men who do fancy work, and are
doing good business.
The tug Frank MOffat arrived here
Saturday for raft of logs which she
will tow to Port Huron.
The churches of Cheboygan are all
well attended, collections are good and
everything is prosperous.
Secrets that are known secrets, and
talked about on tho streets oftea create
more interest than politics.
Tom BurriI on Nondav took crew te
the Upper Black to bring down Cheboy-
gan Co.'S Canada Creek drive.
Mrs. James Lyman, presented her
husband last Sunday morning with
bran new girl-eleven pounds,
John Windon is building a good resi-
denee for himself on Black RiYer
Avenue near to Dresser Street..
Tho 81 class will follow the steps of
the graduating class next year and pro.
pO 10 to be entertaining. aad they are. :
Thompson Smiths new tug is named
Major John Dana and she is daisy, and
if she strikes out she gets there first.
4. 0. Penny has added much cOnven-
ce in the shape of tasteful veranda.
A subscription paper is being circu
lated for the benefit Of tee family burn
ed out, on the east side last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith, desires to
return thanks to the persons who SO
kindly assisted them after the late fire.
The commencement week Of the Mich
igan State Normal School, June % to
25, promises to be full of thrilling
interest.
The Council adjourned meeting to take
in Blunders and were so completely
taken in that they have nothing to say
about it.
James Brown and w.. Smyth took
tho City Of Cleveland Saturday night
for Detroit to attend the Democratic
State convention.
The steamer Mary made her first trip
to Mullet Lake last Sunday, quite a
large excursion party accompanied her
to the Mullet Lake House.
opening the grocery into the new addi-
tion lately added, giving much more
romm, which makes an entrance from
Main Street as well as Third.
Chas. Southam and family left last
Sunday on the propeller Saginaw
Valley for Bay City where he will take
up his residence for the future.