Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-23
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER, 23, 1884.
THE CITY.

ia. Crookston is in Cheboygan to-day.
His many friends are always glad to see
him.
Our Democratic friends are unf0rtun-
ate in their grand rallies" The Hon.
on A, Bowling did not show up to
display his eloquencs las iysning.
The mill of the ChebOygan Lumber
Co. shut down Tuesday night. They
may possibly start it up again for a
short time, but the chances are 1t has
been shut down for the season.
The attention of those having teams
for hire is directed to the notice OF the
Board of Water Commissioners in anOth-
er column. The board calls for prOpOs-
ais for drawing 500 cords Of stove wood,
The Republican county ticket is con-
coded by the Democrats to be very
strong one in every respect. The candi.
dates are all we'll known citizens, and
all especially qualified for the several
positions.
L. T. Limpert and party, who were out
hunting deer last week, returned Satur-
day, having killed five. Mr.. Limpert
kindly remembered the editor of the TRI-
BUNE, and ave and family had quite q
feast of fine venison, thanks to his kind
ness.
Mcdonald Brothers delivery horse met
with serious accident last Saturday.
He fell down aud one of the shafts ran
into him about foot. DR.. RsxfOrd is
attending him and he is coming out all
right.
DR.. Rexford is haying good success as
q veterinary surgeon. He has had anum.
Der of cases that he has treated with
marked success. At this time he has
ten horses that require daily visits and
treatment, all of which are improving.
By electing the Republican county
ticket in full the citizens of Cheboygan
county can make no mistake. Even the
opponents of the ticket cOucede that
every man on the ticket would well dis
charge the duties Of the Office for which
he was nominated.
The ladies OF the Baptist church had
bad evening for the supper and social
last night at their church. The tables
were filed with an abundant supply of
good things. and Notwithstanding the
bad evening quite number were in at
tendance to enjoy good feast.
Every voter should see that his name
is registered in the township in which
he resides. Residents of ChebOygan vii
lage must have their names on the town
ship register. The fact that they regis
tered and voted at the village election
Will not entitle them to vote in the
township.
One week from next Tuesday the next
President of the q. s. will be elected.
Every indication points to to the tri-
nmphant election Of the Republican can
didates. According to telegram to the
Detroit Evening Journal, Benjamin F.
Butler comedies the election Of Blaine
and Logan.
The ladies of the Independent Union
will give social at the residence of S.
LeGault, ST., on the east side, next
Thursday evening, Oct. Both. Good mu-
sic will be in attendance, and the ladies
will provide one Of their best suppers.
Tickets 80 cents per couple. Go and have
a good time.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be
some interesting exercises in the senior
of the graded school, con
sisting of readings, recitations and read
ing of the second number of "The Echo,'
the school paper. The parents. and all
interested in the success Of the school,
should attend. They will enjoy it.
We are in receipt of the published pro-
ceedings Of the Seventh Annual meeting
of the Michigan Press Association. 1t
contains the several interesting papers
read at the meeting, and brief
account of the excursion, in which the
pleasure of trip over the inland route
is clearly set forth. 1t was printed in
The NASHVILLE News Office.
CT. Gibson was nominated for the
State Senate from the Bay City district,
and upon pledging himself to support
the kalamazoo Plank" or temperance
plank, he received the support of tho
Christian Temperance Union
and prohibitiOBists, and owed his cleo
ton solely to these elements.-De
As the kalamazoo Plank" wasiadopted