Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-05
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. JUNE 5. 1884

VS.. Humphrey left Monday for Ian
sing.
We will have a big celebration or
July 4th.
Have your bycicles ready for a race on
street on July 4th.
s.. W. Vrooman, of Wolverine was in
town last Saturday.
Keep your wash tubs in order for a
race on the river on July 4th.
W. H. Scott, is the tailor who suits
and fits, and gives complete satisfaction.
Capt. Chas. E. Kirkland leaves tO-mor-
row for Lake Superior ON the Leviathan.
The place to get Juicy. tender, sweet
meat every time is at John R. Eggeman
JAS F. Moloney left for Sault Ste.
Marie Tuesday morning on a business
trip.
-PrOpellers Van Raalto and Ste Marie
clear on their regular days 2 and 3 times
q week.
A would be fight occurred in a certain
grocery on Monday, that was to weak
to mention.
John Dedd the submarine diver will
10 to Sand Beach, to work ON the founda-
tion Of a crib.
Tho Longfell0w Social given by the
Baptist church at Mrs. Frank Packard's
was a success.
Last Saturday the house and goods,
with $25 in money, of Joseph Lareer,
of Burt, burned.
j. c. Tasgart rms the City Bakery
and the City Bakery runs the finest line
of bakers goods.
Geo. E. and Fred Frost, began keep
ing house on Tuesday, Miss Mary Frost
their sister presiding.
C. A. Gallagher is always hUrrahing,
and he always has something to hurrah
over and so do his customers.
j. j. Cusny, Charley Kintz loft for
Lansing races, thence to the great Re.
publican race at Chicago.
The town of Inverness builds a bridge
across the brook near John Barnish, to
be let one week from Saturday.
Tho new hotel on corner Of Third and
Water srteet has 40 sleeping rooms and
will be called Michigan Exchange.
DR.. Champion is again on the track
determined to win by close attention to
q business he thoroughly understands.
Miss Ada Burdick left Tuesday night
for an extended visit to friends and rel
atives in the southern part Of the state.
Mrs Ella Wiegand, has organized a
juvenile dancing class, which will meet
at her home on Saturday June 18th, at
2-30 p m.
All that is worth knowing about hard
and agricultural implements can
be found out at Mcdonald Brothers, as
live a firm as We have.
Last Thursday, Jonathan Stead broke
his right leg three inches above the
ankle. A man named Howard working
with Stead set the broken limb. j
Mrs Mary Barclay, wife of James Bar :
clay who went to Dakota April the goth. :
IS going on a visit to her friends in the
Dublin, Ireland, in a short time g
N. Vandsrpool, formerly travelling
agent for the d. G. & S. N. Co, was in
own Wednesday night. He is now
travelling for the New York Central g.
hudson River R. R.
The census is now being taken and :
I. z. Sutton requested assistance. and =
J. !. Gallagher has written Gov. Begole
0 appoint Geo. Paquette, j. N, Perry =
nd Br0ugham Smyth ASST slant M \
Itors.
Mr.. 2. Mol0ney returned from st. Tg- y
ace Monday, where he has been the
asst two weeks assisting in opening |,
aeir branch establishment. lie reports
he outlook for business with them as o.
DIR. Gerow has begun operations in W
on his cranberry farm and will :,
all summer. The farm is ~
five miles south of Cheboygan
nd will be one Of the pioneer farms of
very large industry.
Our friend Van Arsdalo is being benefit d,
ID In health ut Hot springs. but he de- IL
his money in a bank, the Presi- bi
OF which elOped with a woman and Dc
100 of Mr.. VanArsdale's money. who 81
I'd to be r~eplenished from home. th
Police report for Monday-Patrick w
owe drunk and disorderIy discharge on he
OF cost. Delbert Gaffney of
Iexander Mcintosh, John ScOviIle n