Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-02

uIy SOOuS, uO Piieco Vhas Will piodoo tu0
closest buyer.
Sugar makers can get earthsn milk
pans, just what they want for gathering
sap, very cheap at Bakers dock.
The boys from the woods are not ten
dering the saloons any great benefit this
spring, if this kind Of weather can be
called spring.
1. E. DsGOwin, the popular grocer,
Third street, uear the bridge, has an ad.
in thus issue to which we invite partieu-
lar attention.
Arthur Byrnes has baen circulating
around town with both hands wrapped
up. He poisoned them while clsarin G
up a portion of his farm.
The new hotel project at Maekinac
Island is declared off, the railroad com
panies failing to come to time with the
expected backing for the project.
In the United States district court at
Detroit, Monday, in the suit of Louis P.
Tremps vs.. the tug j. w. Bennett, the
plaintiff was ordered to give security for
cests.
An Alpsna javenile is reported as hav-
ing said that the whole trouble in the
Garden of Eden was caused by the fact
that Adam and Eve partoek of green ap-
pies.
Captain E. A. Bouchard has a speci-
men of gold ore from the Duluth gold
region. 1t was presented him by one of
the Moilos brothers, of the tug Tom
Bowling.
Sunday morning, with the thsrmoms-
ter ranging from 20 to "a degrees below
zero, weuld hardly have been taken for a
spring morning any place this side of
the north pole,
Hugh McGOvern's camp. numbering &
for w. & A. Macarthur, broke up this
week, after very successful winters
work. About 100000 feet of logs were
put in at this camp.
W. S. Humphrey went to Detroit Mon
day, taking down his fine trottsr, Vim.
T. He made trade with Governor Al
ger for MAUD T." a mare of eOnsidera.
BILE note in trotting circles.
A praise service will be held at the
Congregational church next Sunday
evening". The old familiar hymns will
be sung, and everybody is invited to at.
tend and join in singing them.
Moilss Brothers, owners Of the tug
Tom Bowling, her with that terrible
whistle, have contracted to tow logs for
the Gardner Spry Co. for their mill al
Sailors Encampmont the coming season
Monday afternoon somebody threw Q
SNOWFALL through the window of DOwl
ing 81 Vesder's saloon. Lou Veedel
rushed out when he heard the crash, but
everybody in sight was Ignorant abou
the matter.
Charles LOuisignau, keeper of the Che
bOygan light, who hibsrnated at Macki
mas Island the past winter, came OYel
last week to get things in readiness fol
keeping the light burning for the bsnefi
of mariners.
At a meeting Of tho State Dental asso
citation at Detroit last week the board o.
examiners granted license to paactict
dentistry to John j. Mason, of our vii
lage. Two other applicants for Licenses
were rejected.
The fire Monday night demonstrated
the urgent necessity Of well equipped
hook and ladder company. The cOmpan!
is organized and waiting for their outfit
Hurry up the equipments before anothe
destructive FIRE.
The Flint Sanitarium and Medical In
stitute burned last Saturday morning
withcontents. There were 13 patient
in it at tho time, all of whom wer
saved. The loss is PLACED at $25 ,00(
with $4,000 insurance.
John McCarran was tried before Jus
tics Sutton last week on charge of bas
tardy. The complaining witness live
at Wolverine, but did not tell suffi
silently straight story to convict and tn
defendant was discharged.
Now that there are occasional indics
tions of the approach of fspriRg, we woul
suggest to our citizens the proprlety @
an energetic campaign cleaning up thei
yards and home surroundings before th
weather becomes too warm.
A man named Henry Hall, employe
in MeIntosh's camp for w. A. Macarthur