Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-06-25


Frank Bowen takes his departure to-
morrow for Tacoma, Washington terri
tory.
is. Cooper has received from Henry
Miner a beautiful sketch of Dakota
mountain scenery.
Messrs Case & Perrin. have been ap-
pointed agents for the sale of DR.. Bosan-
kos celebrated cough and lung syrup.
A letter received from Henry Rind-
skoff yesterday states that he is greatly
improved, and will return in few days.
Mrs. Bartlett has leased the Pioneer
House and is having 1t thoroughly reno
waited preparatory TO opening 1t next
week as a $1.00 per day house.
Tho TRIBUNE office has received many
compliments upon its tasty poster for
the Fourth of July celebration. 1t is a
fair sample of our every day work.
The night train on the Michigan Cen
trail railroad will be put on next Sunday
night leaving Detroit that evening. The
frst train down will leave Mackiuac
City Monday night.
Robert Chalmers. who has been at
tending business college at Chatham,
Ont, the past winter, returned TO Che
boygan last week and is now behind the
bar at the Michigan Exchange.
Whites Theatre Co. opened at the
Opera House Monday night in list of
standard plays. The company is we'll
spoken Of by those who have attended.
They occupy the boards the balance of
the week and have put prices down to
10 and 20 cents They certainly ought
to have good houses at these prices.
Wednesday morning the Detroit Even
ing News of Tuesday arrived via Mack
inac City thus gaining several hours.
As we understand the night train on the
Michigan Central will be put on next
Sunday, after that the Detroit evening
papers will be received the next morn
ing.
The Vanderbilt Review has passed in
its checks, the plant being sold by the
sheriff to Mancslona parties for 1854.
This venture shows the folly Of attempt.
ing to starta paper where the population
is 30 sparse. 1t is not only losing
game to the projectors, but an injury to
other papers as 1t takes busiasss from
them that they would otherwise get, and
at the same time is Of no practi cal ben
eft to the parties getting as they are
bound sooner or later to lose their all.
Miss Carrie Magoffin is arranging for
a concert to DO given July Sth. The
leading local talent Of our village will
participate and in addition it is expect
cd that Misses Carrie Davis and Mamie
Kirkland will be home by that date and
assist. Both are great favorites with
Cheboygan public and their many ad-
mirers will be rejoicsd at an opportuni-
ty to hear them again, Miss Magoffin
is one of our most accomplished musi-
clans and few places in our state can
equal our local talent when it comes to
musical entertainment
The ladies Of the Relief Society have
arranged for a concert to be given Thus
day evening Of next week, July Cd, by
Madama Fry's concert company. The
press endorses them in the highest
terms and our citizens may anticipate
an entertainment of high order. The
ladies propose establishing free read
ing room and whatever benefit they
may derive from this con cert will be de-
voted to that purpOso. They should haye
q crowded house. The object is a most
commendabls one and the entertain
msnt is we'll worth the price of admis-
sion in itself. Give them rOusing
house.
A Mr.. Davis. from Essex county,
Ontario, arrived on tho City Of Alpsna
wednesday morning to look over this
section with view to locating. He re-
ports very heavy rain Sunday at his
home and says his daughter set out a
wash tub In the open yard and the rain
filled 1t until it Ovsrflowed. He relates
an incident that occurred on the boat
while passing up the st. Clair river
showing the contrast between enterprise
in the United States and Canada, among
tha farmers. Two gentlemen from Bos
ton were ON board and while passing ur
the river noticed the marked contrast
between the improvements, one side ovsl
the other, and made the remark that al
the wealthy farmers sssemed to have