Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-01-22

Clement is selling boots and shoes one
quarter off for 60 days.
The snow drifts prevented manv from
bringing in wood for q couple of days
this week, and what came in was speedA
lily sold.
All persons desiring commissions as
notary publics are requested to hand In
their names to County Clerk Hunt at an
early day.
David Mclaughlin has been Eomina-
ted by President Arthur to succeed him.
self as collector of customs, district of
Michigan.
i. O. Penney will represent the Che
boygan Lodge No. 2S3 F. A. M. at the
Grand Lodge which convsnss in Detroit
next week.
Don't fail to attend the grand opening
Saturday Jan. 24tn, Of Wsrtheimer Bros.
one price clothing house. Main street,
opposite A. P. Nswtsn's.
The Ministers Monday nesting will
meet next monday with Rev. j. M. Cur
tis, Topic for discussion; probation
after death unscriptural" led by Rev.
Northrup.
A. j. Paddock left tor Detroit Monday
morning and is attending the eonclays
Of the Royal Arch Masons now in session
in that city, as representative of Che
b0ygan chapter.
Meetings at the Baptist church this
evening and tomorrow evening. Rev.
A. w. Wsstgats Of the Congregational
church will have charge Of the meeting
tonight. All are invited to attend.
At the council meeting Tuesday even
ing resolution was adopted that here
after no supplies, for any department
Of the village shonld be purchased ex-
cept upon an order signed by tho prssi-
dent.
Moses Rapin at the fremont House
gave family dinnsr last Sunday, thirty
nine Rapins and connexions sitting
down to the table. 1t wss a very happy
reunion and the dinner all that could
be desired.
The ladies OF the Congregational
cdurch will give musical entertain
ment sometime within the next two
weeks. A choice programme will be
presented by the leading local talent.
Our citizens may anticipate an uAusu-
ally fine enter tainment.
Rev. Mr.. Glasson refused to come to
fill the pulpit Of the Congregational
church last Sunday but Rev. A. W. West
gate succeeded in securing Mr.. Bhacon
just in time for him to catch the train
at Gaylord, and he filled the pulpit very
accsptably. morning and evening.
August BeIangsr was brought in from
one of W. & A. McArthur's numbering
camps last Friday with a leg broken.
He was wise enough when sound in body
to secure ticket admitting to the Che
boyean Sanitarium and thereby secured
good treatment and care while suffer
in frsm his misfortune.
Last Friday a very large wolf that had
been shot and killed on the plains near
Black Lake, in the town of Waverly, by
Mr.. Doolittle, residing in that town, was
brought to town. 1t was an ugly look
ing brute, and one that any person
would be inclined to give wide berth
should they meet it in the woods. Mr..
Doolittle was after the bounty, which is
| $S for full grown wolf.
The patrons of the graded school
should remember the interesting exer-
cises in the senior department to-mor-
row afternoon. In addition to the read
ing of another number Of the school pa
per. "Ths Esho," thsre will be music,
recitations and readings. All will be
made welcome and .there should be a
good attendance Of parents, and others
interested in the school.
We would call attention to the pros
pectus Of the Chicago Inter Ocean which
san bs found in another column. The
paper has we'll established reputation
Of being one Of the most entsrprising
journals Of the west, and always keeps
fully abreast of the times. Recently II
has been publishing series Of letters
written to President-elsct Cleveland by
writer under the non De plume Of
"Slva." Whatever difference Of opinion
there may be about the policy Of the let
tsrs. all will admit that they are ad'
, mirahlv written by enc who knows how