Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-06-25
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. JUNE 25, 1885.
THE CITY.
Trade with w. & A. Macarthur.

after reside.
Linton B. Sutton arrived home Satur-
day afternoon in the City of Alpena,
looking and feeling well.
Mr.. Brook, of the firm of Ballard &
Brook, Of Wolverine, was in town Tues
day and paid the TRIBUNE call.
Having returned from the southern
part Of the state the Rev, ii. G. Northrup
will be in his pulpit next Sabbath morn
ing.
John Crumley who has been attending
Assumption College at Sandwich, Ont.
arrived home Yesterday to spend his va
cation.
II. A. WetmOro received y telegram
Monday announcing the death that day
of the mother of Mrs. WstmOre and Mrs.
A. j. Paddock.
Dick Thompson. one of G.. w. Moors's
tensOrial artists, sprained his wrist
catching buckets at the Duncan City
fire Tuesday.
Several young men are in active train
ing for the running races on the Fourth
and lively and interesting contest may
be anticipated.
Newton & Ellis hemlOck extract fac
tory. on Mullet lake started up last
Monday, and expect to manufacture ex-
tract from about 1000 cerds Of bark.
Three patents for land were recorded
yesterday from the United States to +.
l.. Jenes and G. A. Barclay. dated Oct. l.,
1868, and signed by Andrew Johnson.
Peter Mcdonald left the first of the
week for Monroe, to attend the CON-
mencement exercises of st. Mary's school
which his daughter has been attending
Geo. Hackett and Alex. McPhee OF VOL
VERNE. were in town yesterday. Mr..
Haskett Is erecting new store building
aad will shortly open stock of drugs
and hardware.
Mrs. s. F. Smith, formerly Mrs. M.
Conners, of Council Bluffs. Ia., arrived
Saturday night on a visit to her rela-
tives and friends. She is delighted with
her western home.
Edith Mcdonald. daughter tf JOIN f.
left on the City Of Mackinac last Thurs
day evening to attend the commence
ment exercises at st. Mary'S school,
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tendance.
A moonlight excursion and dance will
be given on tho propeller Messenger to
Spectacle Reef and return on Saturday
evening, The boat leaves at Q Q. m. and
tickets. including dance. have been
placed at 80 cents.
George Bunker has leased the Weed
store, on the corner south of the Grand
Central hotel and has fitted 1t UP in
good style for his erOcksry store, and
will soon open choice stock of crockery
of the latest styles.
The alarm of fire last Thursday after
noon was caused by the burning of a
small building on the east side, owned
by Geo. A, Melville. 1t is supposed to
have caught fire from some chips that
had been set on FIRE by boys. The build.
ing was insured for $125.
The Tennesseeans had crowded
house last Thursday evening and gave
the best of satisfaction, The receipt,
were $126, thus netting tho Baptist
church a neat little sum. The Tsnnes
soeans may be sure of good house
whenever they appear in Cheboygan.
Remember the commencement axer
cises this evening and tomorrow even
ing of st. Mary's school in the schoo
hall. Their programme is choice ON
and cannot fail to be entertaining. Al
admission fee of so cents will be charg
cd, the proceeds to be used for the ben
eft Of the school,
Children's Day was observed at the M
4. church on Sunday last. The churcl
, was tastefully trimmed with evergreen
and cut flowers and presented q YER
handsome appearance. The mOrnin
service consisted of responsive reading
, and in the evening the exercises wer
almost wholly by the children Of tn
Sunday school. and consisted of singin
dialogues, and reeitations. The chi
dren acquitted themselves creditabl
and the large audience present wei
we'll pleased with the entertainments