Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-07
THE CITY.
Chas. s. Eddy returned to Chicago Fri.

Chas. s. Eddy returned to Chicago Fri
day.
Tho handsome programmes used al
the opening of the new Michigan Ex
change were from the TRIBUNE iot
rooms.
Not q single vessel has passed through
the canal locks at Sault Ste. Marie with
Cleveland and Hendricks banner. All
fly the Blaine and Logan streamsrs.
The Cleveland and Hendricks banner.
stretched across Main street from New
tons store to the Star Clothing House,
could not stand the storm of Sunday
night, and was found trailing in the
mud Monday morning.
Two cottages have been com plstsd Mt
the Hay Fever resort. Toplnabee station.
and work on six more about to be COM
nsneed. Several lots in the resort
ground have been sold to parties outside
Oh the hay fever army whs propose build
ing summer cottages.
Application was made to council
Tuesday night to open a new street
through the Saltonstall property. near
the depot, to run past the Lutheran
church, and interssct with Nelosn street.
The surveyor was ordered to make sur.
vsys.
The schooner B. +. Bruce picked I'D a
small sail boat near HammOnd's bav
and took it to Milwaukee. 1t was can
sized when found, and when righted M
were found in 1t revolver, oilskin coat
and dinner pail. IL was undoubtedly
the boat belonging to John VanArsdale.
That capsizsd with Veo and Henry the
first of last week.
Errast q Spiller drilled we'll at DR..
Bailey's residence SO feet deep, in which
tnsre Is now 30 feet of first-class water. |
Ihey commenced operations at Thomas
Hoban's residence yesterday. when
through there they will move to Captain
Kyerse's place. Both gentleman are
well pleased with the success they have
had in this city, having orders ahead
now to keep them late in the fall.-St.
Ignace NeUs, Aug.5.
Saturday, July Goth, Hon. Jacob Wal
ton, member Of the Republican Congress.
slonal committee from this county. re-
celved from Chairman Aplin, of tho COM
mlttee, the call for the Congressional
convention. He signed it, and the day
following mailed 1t and letter of in
'tructions to Fred. Denny Larke, Rogers
City. Up to Monday 1t had not been re-
'eived at Bay City. The date mentioned
"a the call was Sept. Bird, and place Bay
Jity.
The rain last Saturday prevented the
carrying out Of the programme at the l
Park, only three heats being 4
rotted-t two in the county race and one
between Tom Hall and Oleate. George q
'aaqusttes. Stem Winder won the first
leat in the county race, the second be- O
ng dead heat between Stem Winder v
nd Nellie NJ, B. G. Millikeffs mare.
'leats won the first heat against Tenn 3,
lall. The races are to be finished to- :,
borrow afternoon, and we will give full 8
aticular' OF the sport next week.
DR.. Arthur Edwards, of the Northwes- 81
I'm Christian Advocate, is not only pro- y,
'undIy yersed in matters of theology, =,
1urch administration, and the history =
Methodism but knows all about hand :,
ng boat and holding course through "
fog along these stormy shores. Last =,
onday week, accompanied by his son, ~
sailed from Conway Springs On Crook
Lake. made trip through Crooked
AXE, Crooked River, Burt Lake, Indian No
lyer. Mullet Lake ana chebsygrn river -