Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-10
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being looked over.
One hundred and sixty-nine voters in
Inverness-she grows.
The streets and roads are in fine con-
dition for this season of the wear.
There is not water enough in Canada
creek to swim logs from ro!lways.
An exchange wants 70 know what is
money!" Something We can't get.
Vacant lots are making large Spring
openings" preparatory TO buildings.
In the town of Duncan ffty-six votes
were cast. there was only one ticket.
Clerk Metevisr was busily engaged
Saturday making American citizens.
The fish shanties have nearly all been
moved ashore. The fishermen say the
ice is getting porous.
II the question of navigation or no
navigation were put to vote the straits
would bust instanter.
Angus was ahead at last reports, 30
would any man be ahead with all the
Republicans at his side.
The propeller RemOra will run from
AuSable to Alpena, in connection with
the AnSable railroad, this season.
The swamps are full of snow and ice,
and II this wetness is fred ont suddenly
Psvy SINGERS would be in demand.
In replacing Il plank on the Van
Raalte IT was seen the one removed was
only 4 of an inch thick. TOO thin.
Hank Todd was tho plnckiest Demo
crat there was on BET. He has settled
and says he is going to hedge on TiIden.
On Tuesday Nelson sent a crew to
Canada creek. where they have been
gathering water several days, for
drive.
Cleanliness will show itself where
there isn't too mach uncleanliness. Look
at yonr back yard and give it q dose of
physic.
Wolverine Is The most slightly place in
the county for town, and the commun-
ity is made up of the stuff that cities
are made of.
AL. Smith took, in trap. good speci-
men of the Lyax on Saturday, and /. S.
Cooper has linked it with Detroit taxi
dermist for uphosteying.
Messrs. Geo. B. Pratt and j. F. Bursge,
sw0 Of the gentlemen engaged upon the
Socal history. are in the village looking
after the interests of that work.
Mr.. Corey of Wolverine. paid for Spirits
Nisre. and received Nitre Acid. The re-
suit was he almost BILLED his horse.
Druggistr should know enough to know
NJ. w. Carpenter. agent for the G. r. &
l. R. r. at Mackinaw City. also Travel
llng agent for that read, spent Friday
in our town looking up the interests of
the road.
Settlers at the head of Black Lake re-
joiee that they have saw mill assured,
and have u large supply of logs on the
mill site, enough to furnish lumber for
the season.
H. G. ChOate and family, from Cincln-
natl arrived Thursday evening. They
left Saturday morning. to take charge
of the Mullst Lake house, accompanied
by Smith Bros.
Logs at rollways frozen sOlidly togeth-
er, so that the largest log at bottom and
edge from under which one foot or more
of snow has meltsd remains hanging to
logs above, held by ice.
1t will not be long until Hon. Geo. w,
Bell brings out his la@n mower, takes
recreation after the days labor and csti-
mates square yard according to lawn
measurement means about million
square feet.
The opening Of the roller, skating
rink Saturday evening, at Town Hall
was grand success. the hall was full
and all the skates were in use.
Everybody enjoyed themselves, and
strict order prevailed.
Rev. W. G. Clark was surprised by BAD
tist Church ladies, who presented him
with fancy table and cash. The gen.
tleman weakened and surrendered un-
conditionally, but has since recovered,
thanks God and takes courage.
About ton o'clock Saturday night an
alarm Of fire was sounded, caused by the
burning out of chimney In Kluwes