Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-11-06
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1884.
THE CITY.

Bnt few DRINKS were harvested by the
police Tuesday.
Look out for the Spy of Shiloh, the
beautiful military drama.
Commercial job printing specially
at the TRIBUNE job Office.
We pity the poor sailors who were
caught out in the terrible storm of
snow and wind which set in last even
ing.
ST. Tolsma's fishing tug Messenger
last Saturday brought in fifteen cars of
fresh fish, total of 3S,427 pounds. most
ly whitefish,
The lawyer ticket seems to be quite
popular with the people. Because a
man is lawyer is no reason he will not
make good officer.
Mr., and Mrs. M. DeGowin have return
ed from New York state, and we are
pleased to learn Mr.. DeGOwin's health is
much improved.
Saturday was All Saints day, and was
duly observed by our Catholic friends.
The several services at st. Aary's church
were largely attended.
The pews in the M. Z. Church will not
be rented this year, as the Trustees have
decided that the interests of the church
could be best served with free seats.
On straight votes the Republicans
were far ahead in Benton last Tuesday.
casting 230 straight tickets to 1913 for
the Democrats and 81 for the Grcenba
ers.
The patriotism of the American citi.
zen was tested Tuesday when he was
compelled to march through mud, slush
rain and snow to the polls to vote. They
were equal to the occasion.
Messrs Dodge and Cowan, local in
spectOrs of steamers. were in Cheboygan
last Friday. They inspected the tug
Mary A. Day and Charles R. Smiths Few
tug "Time."
The tow of logs after which the tug
Duncan City went, were broken up on
lake Superior. Part of the lot were 60
ing to Duncan City mills and part to the
Cheboygan Lumber company,
Last Saturday R. X. Horning, of Riggs
vile, Munro township, brought to town
three carrots which aggregated 154
pounds in weight. The largest of the
three weighed pounds ounces.
The Detroit Free Press says: Mackinac
Island is to have $4,000 hotel, with
$50 rooms. c. w. Caskey, of Harbor
Springs, will be the proprietor, and he
will get out the lumber for it, and the
doors and the door and window frames,
at that place this winter.
The democratic outrages in Cincin-
natl at the state election were so fla
grant that the grand jury, COM
posed Of Democrats and Repub--
licans, the foreman being among the
Democratic members. found several In
dictments, by unanimous vote, every
one against Democrats.
A lumber jobber of Cheboygan, who is
getting out timber for leading Detroit
firm, says that il Blaine is elected the
firm will put in large lot of logs in adj
dition to the square timber he is getting
out for them, and in doing so will spend
$4,000 or $4,000 in this county. Should
Cleveland be elected he says they will
put in no logs.
Capt r. H. Mosier now walks faster,
steps higher, and causes the tug Cuyler
to blow her whistle more vigorously and
all on account of of that young femin-
inc who put in an appearance at his
house last Sunday morning. The Cap
tain boosted FIVE as vigorous boys can be
found anywhere, but this is the first
daughter and it is no wonder he is
happy,
The second grand masquerade will be
given at the roller rink one week from
this evening. The first given by Messrs
Zero & Smyth proved so interesting and
successful that they were urged by a
number of their patrons to give second
and in compliance with this request
have announced another for next Thurs
day evening. Good music in attendance.
General admission Is cents. no extra
charge for use Of skates to those in cos
tune.
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