Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-06-18

More new prints and zephyr ginghams
at W. & A. McArthur's.
II. A. Blake lost his pocket book last
Monday and wants it bad. 1t contained
no money, but in it were papers of value
to him
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steam printing Office. Unequailed facil-
lties for the execution OF all kinds Of
printing.
Give the Baptist church benefit this
evening by attending the concert at the
Opera House to he given by the famous
Tsnnssseans.
The graduating class of the graded
school this year is composed of Misses
Zaida Adams, Anna Bell, Kate Hamilton
and Dora Ramsay.
Henry Rindskoff was seriously i'll for
several days but we are glad to say is
recovering and had improved so far as
to be able TO take his departure on the
City Of AlPena Wednesday afternoon for
Detroit. We hope for his speedy return
fully restored TO health.
Childrsns Day was observed last Sun
day morning at the Baptist church and
at the Congregational church in
the eveniag. The exercises at the
former church in thu morning were
OF an interesting character and at
attracted good audience. In the
evening the Congregational church
was crowded and very interesting pro-
gramme was presented by the children.
Remember the concert this evening
by DOnayin's celebrated Tenesseeans.
This ia the genuine troupe and are noted
for their fine music. Our citizens may
be assured of q most enjoyable enter
tainment and as they appear under the
auspices of the Baptist church they
should have crowded house az the en-
tertainment is alone worth the price Of
admission, to say nothing of the benefit
to be derived by the church.
The Gaylord City Cornet Band have
secured the Opera House for Saturday
evening, July 4th, and will give grand
concert on that evening. The Band has
given several entertainments at home
and in surrounding towns and have been
very highly complimentsd. They prom
iss a fine programme on this occasion
and we trust they will receive an oya-
tion from our people as they have been
vary liberal in their terms for furnish
ing the music during the day. The fire.
works will not conflict with the concert
as they will Immediately prsceds and
follow it from the bslfry of the Opera
House.
Charles II. Nuito returned home Tues
day evening on the Messenger from the
Spanish river region, Ontario, where he
had been for some time looking pine
land for Burton Brothers. of Canada. He
reports an immense amount of timber
in that section, magnificent streams for
running logs and says that one jam of
logs was run down 100 miles in four
days. The land he was examining was
located on Sable river, which empties in
to the Spanish, and he says that 100 miles
up the river it is as large as the Che
boygan river at this point and has very
rapid current. The timber, however, he
says is not equal in quality to that Of
the Cheboygan region.
For sometime past parties have been
in correspondence with Mr.. and Mrs.
LOus Wiegand, Cheboygan's small coup
10 and general favorjtes with all, trying
to induce them to re-appear upon the
stage but Little Louis" having recently
embarked in business and was succeed
ing in securing promising trade
they were 10th to give it up. Recently
however they received such a favorable
proposition as to induce them to accept
and sometime next month they expect
to start out with company the most Of
the members Of which are old acquain-
tances. The little folks will have the best
wishes of all for their success and hosts
of friends will regret that they are going
to leave Cheboygan, even temporarily.
st. Mary's commencement.
Tho Commencement exercises OF st.
Morv,. norochial achool will take place