Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-18
NORTHERN TRIBUNE
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS. 1884.
THE CITY.

Sanford Baker left Tuesday morning
for Detroit on business.
Charles r. Smith returned from Chi
cago Saturday evening.
Get ready for the greatest time on rec
ord at the rink New Years eve.
Two Paddock keys picked up on the
street can be found at this Office.
Watch the "old year out and the New
year in" at the roller rink New Years
eve.
Ladies' will fad at O. N. Clements
full line of Gray Brothers shoes, the
best that are made. Give him call.
Sheriff elect Cross, who has charge of
the county boarding house. complains of
business being dull at the caravansary.
George W Miner left ON Tuesday morn
iAg's train for Chicago to enter into the
service of the United States Express 60.
One room to be oc,upisd by the cOun-
tv clerk. in the court house, will be car
peted and the other covered with mat
ting.
Nothing will trim your lady or girl up
better than one of those pretty neck
chains or pair Of those elegant brace
lets at Fsxsr's jewslry store.
A little more snow would make the
roads in The country 80 that farmers
could bring in their weed crop to mar
ket. The sleIghing in town Is good.
Medard Mstivier. register Of deeds, de-
sires all having deeds or other dOcu-
ments left with him for record, to call
and get the same before the expiration
of his term of Office.
H. Chambers is bound to keep to the
front and makes an Important announce
ment in this issue for all who are look
ing for suitable articles for Christmas
presents. His assortment is large, goods
choice and pricss low. Read his advsr-
tisement.
Messrs Erratt & Spiller after getting
Capt. Ryerse's we'll down to the depth of
4S0 feet without finding water concluded
to quit drilling for the season and
brought their drilling machinery back
to ChebOygan this week. They expect
to resume work on the we'll in the spring
During their sojourn at st. Ignacs they
drilled a number of wells for citizens.
John Mulloy, penniless and homeless
walked to Bay City from Chsboygan, and
yesterday in the sight of a policeman,
committed crime that he might be ar
restsd and sent to prison, prefsrring
home behind the bars to starvation in
the streets. He stole a pair of boots
from the Chicago shoe house and was
sentenced to three months in IOnia.-
Bay City Tribune.
the centenary programme of the M.
E. church was fully carried out by the
local church in this place on Sunday
last. In the morning the services con-
sisted Of singing. rsspon sive readings
and an historical review of the church
in Michigan. In the evening the pastor
Rev, H. C. Northrup, gave history Of the
NJ. E. church of this village from its or
ganizatiOn to the present time. Both
ervices were well attended.
The G. R. & /. railroad will sell sxcur-
sion tickets from Mackinaw City to New
Orleans and return, during the Worlds
Exposition for 1920, tickets good for
forty days from date of sale. The route
is via Cincinnati and from that point
taking choice Of the Louisville and
Nashville, or Cincinnati, New Orleans
and Texas Pacific railways making the
quickest time eyer the best railroad lines
to the south.
We hear with feelings Of profound re-
greet of the death of Thompson Smith,
ESQ.,, of Duncan City. The sad event &C.
Cured on the morning of the 10th. Mr..
Smith has been for many years the back
bone of Duncan City. and we may say
the most important business man in
Cheboygan County. His death will be
regretted by host of friends, and to his
credit it may be said, very large pro-
portion Of them will be among the labor
ing class, many hundreds OF whom have
been employed by him at all times for
many years past.-Rogers City Advance.
Jacob Wagner is the name Of the man
at tho Sanitarium that was brought from
AeCallum's camp last week with his leg
broken. We were mistaken last week
in stating he had Q ticket. An agent of