Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-06-04
The skating rink will be open satur-

michigan Exchange tnlS eYeHlEg.
If you favor celebrating the Fourth of
July attend the meeting at the Hall this
evening.
Hon. Geo. w. Bell WAS over at Harbor
Springs. Tuesday, attending Emmett
County Circuit Court.
The finest lot of logs we have seen this
season are being run down the river to-
day for the Duncan City mills.
The souncil Tuesday night voted to
pay the same salaries to the several vii
lage officers as were paid last year.
Don't forget to attend the meeting at
the Town Hall this evening to considsr
the question Of celebrating the Fourth
OF July.
II there IL to lie a celebration in Che
boygan on the Fourth, now is the time
TO take action. Attend the meeting this
evening.
Black flies and mosquitoes are getting
in their WORK on any one that has bnsi-
ness in the woods. They are reported as
hot as ever.
The biDie has just boen revised, which
will be the subject TO bs discussed next
Sabbath evening by Eay. II. G. Northrup
at this NJ. E. church.
Owing to some unexpected changes
having to be made in the players in the
band, they have concluded to omit their
open air concert for this week.
The. circulation Of the TRIBUNE is IN
ereasing steadily. Advertisers should
note the fact and place their advertise
ments where they will do them the most
good.
James j. Brown our former fellow
townsman was passenger on the City
of Mackflac Monday morning., on his
way to attend the Emmet county circuit
cotlrt.
~ is gratifying to see SO many of our
eirizens taking pride in giving their
homes neat and tasty appearance by
having them repainted. Keep up the
good work.
d. N. Mcleod apd gaha McQaaig slip
ped up on their arrangements to secure
the Cass House. John has gone north
to look for business. and Don Is opsn for
engagement.
Quite a crowd of Cheboygaultes took
in tie excursion to Maekinac Island
last Saturday and only that the morning
was cloudy and threatened rain many
more would have gone.
The new board of Supervisors held its
frs: session Tuesday forenoon and or
ganized by the election of Alex. McPhoe,
supervisor from Nunda. as chairman.
All the members were present.
Yesterday Sweeny Johnson fell from
a tramway Vt Duncan City and lum-
Der truck fell on him, hurting him ser
iously about the head. DR.. Y. A.. Perrin
attended kim and dressed his wounds.
Mrs. Barr, mother of w. |. Barr, prin-
cipal of the graded school, left on the
Atlantic, Tuesday afternoon, for a visit
with friends and relatives mt Harris
burg. Pa. We wish her pleasant visit.
The G. R, & /. R. r. we understand is
trying to secure the Detroit, Lansing &
Northern railroad. running from Detroit
to Howard City. This would give the G.
r. & l. folks direct connection to De-
troit.
James L. Plant representing w. H.
Hooker e Co., of New York. was In town
last week making arrangements with l.
s. Cooper, druggist. for the sale Of the
popular patent medicines manufactured
by his house.
W. C. Moore, Chsboygan's popular ton
serial artist is going to open a branch
shop at Duncan City. This will enable
the boys to get ready to call on their
girls without having to come to Cheboy-
gan for a shave.
The Cheboygan cornet band put in
their first appearance Friday evening
and favored oar citizens with some good
music. Hereafter during the summer
they propose appearing on the streets
once every week.
A. H. Heron, representing the Detroit
Post, has been in the village for several
days this week in the interest Of that
paper. The sPost under the manage
ment of Mr.. Sticknsy has become one Of
the best papers In the west.
Oscar Adams and Watts 8. Humphrey
went to Lansing as attorneys for the
Southern Michigan Cedar and Lumber
company vs. d. ID. Mcdonald ct al, the