Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-23

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William Kalmback has come back to
Chsboygan, and will resume his old po
sition with l.. T. Limpert. the jswelsr.
Hosts of friends are glad Of 1t.
County Clerk Hunt continues to man
ufacture citizens of the United States.
He says there is hardly a day but he
changes some foreigner to a citizen.
l.. Lum Smith, proprietor of the Agents
Herald, Philadelphia, is indefatigable in
his efforts to expose various swindlers,
operating in different sections of the
country.
School opened Monday again after
weeks vacation. The pupils and teach
ers all feel the better for their rest of a
week, and enter upon their studies with
renewed vigor.
According to the Chippewa County
News the Indians report the ice OF Mud
Lake all the way from 12 inches to IL
feet in thickness. That don't look mnch
like early navigation on the st. Mary's
river.
The Chippewa County News says that
the Democrats at Sault Ste. Marie have
been notified that they must heal the
disaffection in their ewn ranks before
they can expect any favors from the
Democratic administration at Washing
ton.
According to the first monthly report
Of the new village treasurer of Sault Ste
Marie, that burg Is in bad way fnan-
cially. His report shows a balance of
SO cents in the contingent fund with
bills amounting to 81 1,100to be paid with
a large number of other unascertained
claims against the fund. Verify Demo-
cratic reform producsth strange contin-
geHeies,
Messrs VIM. McArthury Geo. w. Bell
and W. s. Humphrey left on the train
Monday morning for Lansing to repre-
sent the people of Chsbeygan county
who are opposed to the organization Of
the county Of Sumner. There is no
fotht Bat tfsat Large RaaiDrity Of the
citizens Of this county oppose the organ
ization. We doubt If majority even
in the territory proposed could be had
if tha question should be submitted to
vote.
Mr.. VIM. McArdle, the old gentleman
who for the past two years has served so
efficiently as janitor of the Town Hail.
died last Friday night after brief ill
ness. The funeral took place yesterday
forenoon from the Episcopal church,
Rev. Curtis, rector of the church, offici-
ating. The Knights of Labor, Of which
the deceased was member, turned out
in good numbers. The deceased was
very unassuming man, attending faith
fully to his duties, and was highly re-
spected by an extensive acquaintance.
Citizens of Chsboygan visiting Chica-
20 should not fail to visit the famous
panorama "Siege of Paris" On exhibition
in building erected expressly for this
magnificent work OF art, at the.corner of
Hubbard Court and Wabash avenue.
person can spend an henr or so looking
at this wonderful painting very prOat-
ably. and we will guarantee that no one
spared or the small cost of admission. 1t
is one of the features of tire great city
in which il is exhibited.
When the slab dock was put in on the
river at Division street last summer the
outlet of the sewer on that street was
| covered up. The consequence was that
when the thaw came the sewer would
not carry off the water and some cellars
were flooded. The basement OF the bank
building had about two feet Of water in
it. Street Commissioner Erratt cut an
opening through the slabs and edgings
and the water came out with rush.
Monday the sewer was ex tended out be-
yond the dock, 80 that hereafter the
flooding will be avoided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiegand were greeted
Thursday evening with crowded house.
standing room emily" being the order
before tho entertainment began. The
programme as published last week was
carried out in most acceptable manner.
all taking part doing themselves great
credit. The little couple were snthusi-
astically greeted each time they appear
ed, and were at their best. The recsr-
tion they received could not fail to be
highly gratifying to them, showing, as
Ii did, the appreciation in which they
were held by the citizens of Chsboygan.
A desire has been expressed by many