Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-02-05
Yes, money 10 close, but hardly close
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Miss Carrie Maggofin returned home
from nsr visit to Detroit Monday even
ing.
Prof. Eugene Lyons arrived yesterday
morning from st. Ignace. He returns
this afternoon.
D. D. Mcdonald started camp on Bois
Blanc Island Tuesday to get out board
timber. He has sent ever twelve men.
bon. Perry Hannah. of Traverse City.
is OF the opinion that the log cut this
year in the state will be So per cent less
than last year.
c.. S. Ramsay left Monday morning for
Detroit to attend the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge of the A. O. U. w., which
convened in that city Tuesday.
Rey. H. G.. Northrup. B. d.. will take
for his subject next Sabbath morning.
"The unbroksa family circle" Parents
and children invited to attend.
The St. Ignacs Free Press seems to be
a sensitive plaRt-Or else it was born
tired-as it shuts down about every
three months to get fresh hold 1t has
again "wO9dbined."
There is more 'know nothings" in
Cheboygan than Is generally supposed.
la reply to our usual question what do
you know?" fully forty men have replied
during the past three days nothing"
The contrast for supplying the school
in fractional district No. 3 OF Inverness
with wood has been awarded Martin
EAglbrecht. Michael Shield whose bid
was the same as Mr.. Englbrecht waived
his claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shepherd started
Monday for the southern part Of tho state
for visit. Mr. Shepherd will attend the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge /. o. o. F.
at Kalamazoo on the 18th as representa-
tive of Temple Ledge.
"TOddy" is debating whether to start
a museum with his alligator or kill him
and have a pair of alligator skin boots
made. Ii he goes into the show business
he says he will let reporters and preach
ers in at half price.
Geo. E. Fax spent several days last
week at the camps of Vorcs & Embury.
While absent he was unfortunate enough
to freeze his nasal appssdags, but with
proper treatment it was saved and is
jast as good as new.
A bill has been introduced in the Legis-
lature to protect boat livsrymen, making
it possible to punish persons for hiring
a boat. and then running away with 1t.
or leaving it where it will be damaged.
Hitherto there has been no protection
in this respect for persons who rented
boats.
Archibald Macarthur, OF the firm
OF W. g. A. Macarthur, arrived in
town Monday night, from Chicago, &C
eompanisd by his son Fred Macarthur,
his soa-in-law Robert SOmsrvills. and
Mr.. Clark an employee of the drm in
Chicago. The party will make tour Of
the lumber camps Of the firm before
they return.
The average granger is nesso slow as
he looks, and generally manages to keep
even with the world. Consumers OF
wood have been tickling themselves on
the snap they had buying good hard
stove wood for an average OF $1.15 Per
cord. Tuesday a combination was form
cd and wo0d advanced to $3.50. Yester-
day the market was well supplied but
the price remained firm at $3.50 and
found ready sale.
We regret to learn thas Mr.. Msdard
Mstsvier was taken seriously Ill on Mon
day afternoon at his home in the town
ship of Hebron. He ia attended by DR..
Perrin, who pronounces his ailment
Brights disease. The family have con-
cluded torsnovs him to the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Capt. Bouchard in this
village, and it will bs done this after
neon. We trust that we nay be enabled
to announce his recovery In our next is
sue.
We are pleased to learn that the sons
of the late Thompson Smith. of Duncan
City, have formed a co-partnership with
the sons Of Mr.. Smiths late partner, Mr.
Craig, Of Albany, and the saw mill and
lumbsring business SO leng carried On
by the old firm will be renewed by their
respective sons. Wswish them the same
success and business prosperity that
characterized all The sffsrts Of the late
firm, and congratulate the people o.