Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-07-02
Clement advsrtises ten styles of $500
shoes this week.

shoes this week.
:. Miss Jessie Forsyth returned to he
nome In Bay City on Tuesday last.
Robert Robinson has taken the con
tract OF bringing out Mattoon's drive O
logs In Maple river. and is getting them
down in good shape.
The Mary entered upon the inland
!, route yesterday in connection with the
Northern Bell, and had five through pas.
sengers for Petoskev for her first trip.
Tho ladies' of the Congregations al
church will occupy the store formerly
occupied by Geo. +. Fax for their straw
berry, ice cream and lunch room on the
Fourth of July.
Inc hose companies have beenj prac-
ticing faithfully for the contest ON the
Fourth and all have been making good
time. Ali interesting and exciting con-
test may be expected.
The Opera House should be crowded to
its utmost capacity this evening to lis
ten to the Madame Fry Concert Com
pany, as the entertainment is for the
benefit of worthy local object.
Cheboygan Legion, No. 3. Of Select
Knights. have leased Kesseler's hall for
term of years and will hereafter meet
there. The next regular meeting will
be held Thursday evening. July 9th.
Rev. A. W. Westgats was called to
Petosksy on business last week and was
unable to get back until the irst of this
week, consequently there were no seryi-
ces at the Congregational church last
Sunday.
The Minnie n. will leave for sault Ste
Marie at midnight tomorrow night.
She does this In order to reach Sault Ste
Marie early In the day on the Fourth 10
fill engagements made for the day at
that place.
The Michigan Exchange is now hav-
lag daily bill Of fare printed at the
TRIBUNE job rooms. The bill shows that |
the Exchange is setting an excellent
table and we are glad to know is re- |
ceiving liberal patronage.
W. s. Smith has taken tho manage
msnt of the Mullst Lake House and al
ready has several guests. The hotel is
one of the finest in northern Michigan
and it's location one of the pleasantest
among all Of the summer resorts of the
north.
Mrs. Spencer Hill has removed her
fruit and confectionery store and res
taurant, to the Farrell block and has
her rooms nicely fitted up and well
stocked with goods. Her dining room is
large and pleasant, and meals will bs
served at all hours.
Remember the concert at the Opera
House this evening by Madame Fry's
Concert Company. 1t will be one of the
fnest entertainments ever given in !
Cheboygan. The press all over the eoun- ,
Try, wherever Madame Fry and her tai I
'ntsd daughters have appeared are un- I
lnimous in the highest enconiums of .
heir efforts. 7
The City of Alpena could not get up |
o her dock yesterday morning on ac-
'ount Of logs and raft Of timber block :
ng the channel. The tug Cuyler run q
lown and took Of the passengers and 4
'aggags and landed them at McArthur's y
wharf. The logs had been taken care
4 by the time she got back and she
anne in all right. a
Charles II. Miner and Nellie M. Hax- <
on were married in Detroit last Thurs q
ay, June 25th, 1856. Mr.. Miner was a i
ormer res idsnt of Chsboygan, being n \
mploysd In the Office of our cotempora- /,
y and 10 we'll and fayorably known by z
majority of our citizens, all of whom 8.
7ill join with the TRIBUNE in wishing u
o and bride all the pleasure this life m m
lffOrds. Il
The Washington correspondent Of the y. ~
stroit Free Press says: "C6ngressman b,
ishsr, of the Bay City District, is qul.,- al
! urging forward appointments in his OF
istriet and there is every promise now u
lat the result of his labors will soon be
lads known" There are several In Che
,ygan standing with their mouths wide
pen ready to catch the plums when
icy fall In this portion Of the district.
Miss Marie Carlyle on roller skates,
i'd Miss Ethel Vokss on the bicycle ap-
cared at the rink Tuesday and wsdnes-
" evenings and gave exhibitions of
lsir skill. Both proved themselves OK