Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-05-28
Music at the rink tonight.
The river 10 full Of running logs
about every day in the week. o1n9

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The barge R.N. Rice still lays at an
chor off this port waiting for chanc,
to get towed down the lakes.
The schooner Grace Murray has beer
chartered to bring cargo of coal from
Toledo to Choboygan, at 30 cents per ton
R.w.0 Owen, of Chicago, one of the own
ers of the propeller Minnie M. spent yes
tsrday in the village. lie accompanied
the boat to Sault Ste. Marie to-day.
W. B. Ellis 'returned to Chsboygan
Saturday evening to begin fitting out
the extract factory on Mullet lake. They
have several hundred cords of hemlock
bark on hand.
The international Printer, of Detroit
states that Charles Ii. Miner, formerly
Of Cheb0ygan, brother of III. j. succeeds
A. V. Phister as publisher of the Hub
bardston Advertiser.
Packard Bros, saw mill started to saw
ing for the season last Monday. The
100000 feet of lumber taken by the barge
r. N. Rice gave them piling room for
several days saving.
The employees at the Duacan City
mills have organized mutual benefit
association by which each member Sc
cures certain sum per week during dis
ability from sickness or accident.
Simon Widrig last Saturday while
turning pulley in W. s. Smiths saw
mill mashed one of his fingers quite
seriously and he is now devoting his
time and attention to nursing it.
The Cheboygan Lumber Company had
slight break down at their mill Satur-
day afternoon, causing a stop in the
work for about four hours. The mill is
doing excellent work this season.
Tuesday heavy fires were raging in
the woods along the line of the Michigan
Central. Between Ogemaw and West
Branch the flames made it so hot it was
difficult for the trains to pass either way.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Moore arrived in
Cheboygan Friday evening. The happy
couple have the best wishes of all for
pleasant journey DER the matrimonial
sea. May a long and happy life be
theirs.
Frank Stensil received bad cut
about eight inches long ON one of his
legs Yesterday, by a saw which he was
fling falling from the filing table. DR..
I. A. Perrin dressed the wound, which is
a painful one.
John Monaghan while engaged Mon
lay in pumping out one of w. S. Smiths
lighters slipped and fell and the pump
tell on one Of his hands MASKING one
hnger so that it had to be amputated.
DR.. ID. w. Berdan attended him.
Alex Campbell has removed from the
Werthelmsr building to his old stand,
corner of First and Water streets where
ne runs the Campbell House as of yore.
He has no connection with the Markdale
House opposite the Spencer House.
Rev. J. M. Curtis, of st. James Episco-
pal church was so unfortunate as to Jam
,he nail OF one Of his fingers. Sunday
evening it became so painful that he was
obliged to stop in the midst of his SER
non and dismiss the congregation.
CHARLES Adams, >ckisf engineer of tho
water wsrks moved into his new quar-
ers in the second story of the water
works house, this week. II makes nice
,ome for him and family, being nicely
inished and conveniently arranged.
A man named Rains came oyer from
Island Saturday, suffering
rom severe cut by an axe of one foot.
Ie purchased ticket last fall securing
reatmsnt at the Sanitarium, and now
hat he is unfortunate is reaping the
'enefit of it.
The cOrnet baAd will give their first
pen air concert of the season to-mor-
ow evening, appearing in the street
bout eight o'clock. This will give an
opportunity to hear them and see how
hey are progressing under Prof. Mo
ans instruction.
Last week Alex Black in the employ
I d. d. Mcdonald loading timber on the
ars at Vanderbilt, got his hand caught
n block they were using to hoist the
imber with, and came near making a
vrsck Of his hand. The middle finger
vas mashed fat.
Hscklor & Green of Sault Ste. Marie,
ave been awarded the contract for drsdg-
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