Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-17

Surveyor Douglass was working in the
town OF Grant three days.
Kirkland the champion wrecker is
coming, and all are glad.
James Heany was here looking for a
NJ. ID. to locate at lowering.
School opened Monday with the larg-
est attendance at any time.
The Tug Saugatuck has been ordered
to the rescue of the AlgOmah.
On Monday a car load Of cut stone for
Crumley's hotel arrived from Berea, Ohio.
Thomas Shaw, from Shaw was in the
city this week doing considerable bust
ness.
On Tuesday a car of fresh meat at
depot from Hammond, Standish & Co.,
Detroit.
The Van Raalte had steam up Tues
day. On Saturday she starts for DetOur
and the 500.
Saturday RObt. COnsr TO Detroit, Chi
cagO and Milwaukee, and other ommer-
cial centers.
Steel rails are being placed on the
Southern section Of the Mackinaw divis-
ion of the M. G.
VIM. Cerding who has been working
for Scott, the boss tailor, started for Ne
Oraska yesterday.
Taey are putting the race track in
good condition and making some chang
es in the stabling.
On Monday and Tuesday a refrigerator
car of fresh meat arrived riom Armour
q Co., Chicago, at depot.
1t is now impossible to cross the
straits, there are several parties at the
hotels waiting to get over,
Work was commenced in Humphrey
and Perkins offices, the plaster having
partly come off in all the rooms.
The ice on the sidewalks yesterday
sent many a INNER up. by bringing him
down more ungraciOusly than roller
skates.
Miss Maggie Brogan, aged 90 years,
daughter of James Brogan. of InverRess,
died Tuesday. Her funeral was largely
attended yesterday.
S. LeGault 81 Son, the pioneer mer-
chants, have an interesting advertise
nent In this issue. 1t will pay all to
read ii, and then visit their store.
There is a universal desire for spring.
A new factory will 1e under head way
in C~hebOygan before fall. that will great
ly help the place. Stick a pin here aud
watch it.
The Tug Messenger made her way
the strip of ice at the mouth of
the river Tuesday morning. Cleared for
DetOur being the first boat to leave this
port this year.
The NJ, K. Church finds their increased
for seating none too large. On
the church INDUCED in flowers
and service appropriate. The church is
more successful than ever.
Mrs. Dunbar & Co. have opened an
establishment for the manufacture of
ladies' and children's furnishing goods.
n the Kesseler block. The ladies are
Recommended and invite an in
'pection of samples OF their work.
Hayden, tho street commissioner, has
out II bitches; in some Of them
found cats, rats, dogs and AL man
OF iIth. There are some bitches
hat have not been cleaned for three
'esrs aud their condition Imperils The
dt the eAtlre community. Health {
Ulcers should see TO this matter at oace
I'D NOS wait until the warm weather !
enyeris these filthy places into disease
nd death breeding holes. :
Mrs. Belle Bigelow, the unsurpassed
locntionist, arrived SATURDAY., the CUES;
f Mr.. A. J. Paddock. TAiS ACCOMPLISH
4 lady read a poem to the ". r. Supday Z,
,hOOl OnS unday aud all wors Aeligbted =
it'll the rare powers of The reader We
'gret that, owing to the latentss Of GU .
u TO press OF Wednesday evening. we
lnBOt notice more fully her entertain c
ent, given the same evening. hnt we |
low That those who failed to attvnd I
Used a treat. n
The popular propeller Atlantic, Of
rummond's line, arrived off this har- &
,r early yesterday morning aud was :,
,thered considerably by the vast fields !,
ice driven i'm by the easterlY winds. 4