Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-11

Will Ross has sister visiting him
from Canada. Miss Ross arrived Friday
night.
1t is reported that the Traverse City
region will put in more logs than usual
this winter.
The steamer City of Cleveland made 66
trips the past season and the City OF
Mackinac 60.
Weunderstand the Cheboygan Lumber
company expects to put in another camp
soon with Joseph Rivers as foreman.
Matteon e Robinson started q new
lumber camp last week, and expect to
put in 100000 or 100000 at that point.
Next Monday evening the A. O. U. w.
elect officers for the ensuing year. Ev-
cry member is requested to try and he
present.
The stock of venison in the ChebOygan
market still holds out, if it is eleven days
to-day since the tine. allowed by law, to
kill expired.
1t is reported that the fishermen on
Beaver Island are laying in quite sup
ply of lumber from the wrecked schoon-
er Chandler j. Wells, ashore on Whisky
Island.
The regular meeting of RuddOck Post
G. A. R. takes place at their hall Satur-
day evening. Officers for the ensuing
term are to be elected. A full att0nd-
ance of comrades Is desired.
w. H. O'Bear is putting in machine
to manufacture broom handles to run
in connection with his hardwood saw
mill at Wolverine. This will enable
him to work up his hardwood timber
closely and obtain all there is in 1t.
Rozelle Rose, of the Petoskey Demo
crat, was in Chsboygan last Friday, and
the first time we see Mrs. Rose we are
going to tell her to keep an eye on Ro-
zells when he comes to Cheboygan, as he
goes a courting, at least he said he was
going to court.
George w. Minor, the popular clerk Of
tho propeller Messenger, has accepted a
position in Chicago with the United
States Express company. and expects to
leave in few days to enter upon his da.
ties. His many friends in Cheboygan
wish him success.
John Mcintyre. Of Mackinac Island,
and Miss Jessie Forbes, of Ratio, Ont,
were married by Justice Geo. E. Frost
Saturday evening, at the lattsr's resi-
dence. The happy couple embarked on
the propeller Remora Sunday night for
trip down the lake.
We would call the attention of those
looking for holiday presents to the new
advertisement of W. & A. Macarthur.
They present fine list of attractive and
useful articles, just the thing for pres
ents these hard times. Money invested
in these will not be wasted.
Chris. Mills delivery horse passed
up Main street Tuesday evening with
the delivery wagon in tow at a moderate
gallOp, without driver, and stopped in
front of the grocery. He must have
thought business was rushing, and that
1t was necessary to get around in hur'
ry.
Frederick Peterson, the sailor who fol
from the tramway at the CheboygaH
Lumber Co.'S. mill, the evening
before Thanksgiving day, and wal
so seriously injured, died at th'
Cheboygan Sanitarium Monday about
8 a. m. DR.. Berdan did every
! thing that could be done for him. bu
from the first had but little hopes Of hi:
7 living. Had he lived his lower extrsm
tiles would have always been paralyzed
It is rumsred that the steamer Algo
nah will not attempt to buck agains
the ice this winter in crossing from
8 Mackinaw City to st. Ignacs, but vii
lay up as soon as the ice becomes stroni
s enough to allow teams to cross. The OK
t perience Of the past has demonstrates
I that she cannot keep passage open a
that point, and, If the rumor is true, /
: would seem that the railroad eompanie
Q interested In the boat have concluded t
i submit to the inevitable.
'' I'VE acknowledge the receipt from Al
: ditor General Stevens Of copy Of hi
n third annual compilation of the state
n Michigan relative to municipartaxatio
h and indebtedness. Taxation in 1881 an
(, indebtedness in 1882. We notice in
II ~.hor 80 fbo fohIao y;van In rooard