Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-06-04
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. JUNE 4, 1885.
THE CITY.

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Tuesday night,
Moloney Brothers soft drinks are meet.
ing with favor.
Fourth Of July meeting at the Town
Hall this evening.
w. & A. Macarthur started up their
saw mill last Monday.
The Board of Supervisors closed its
session yesterday afternoon.
H. A. Wetmore, expects to Opsn his
bank for business next Monday.
Charles e. Mould returned home Tues
day night from trip to Chicago.
w.. & A. McArthar forward several
cars of lumber to Cadillac every day.
There is considerable daylight con
tanned in one day at the present time.
There was considerable business be-
fore the village council Tuesday night.
Supervisor Smith, of Tuscarora paid
the TRIBUNE Office call this forenoon.
CA. Gallagher, supervisor from Ben
ton is one of the committee on equaliza-
ton.
George Cobb arrived recently from
Minnesota. He likes that section very
much.
The Northern Independent, Harbor
Spriags, this week enters On its eighth
volume.
job werk is booming at the TRIBUNE
Office, Good work. promptly Oh time, al
ways tells,
Some sidewalks have been repaired
but there are lots of walks yet that need
attention. q
H. Chambers is spending this week
with his family on their homestead on
Bois Blanc.
There is getting to be considerable
travel between Bois Blanc island and
Cheboygan.
Moses Rapin offers his hotel, the well
known fremont House for sale. See his
ad. elsewhere.
Lumber is being carried from Duncan
City to Tonawanda, N. Y. for $l.0o per
thousand feet.
JohE McQuaig left yesterday for Ash
land, Wis.,, and Duluth, Mimi, looking
after business.
The tax bill passed the House last
Tuesday, by a vote of SO to 10, substan-
TALLY as reported.
Tie State Medical Society holds it's
annual meeting at Port Huron. Wednes-
day Of next week.
James f. MoIoney left on the Minnie
M. yesterday morning for trip to
Grand Marais, on business.
The Nackinac Island hotel keepers are
looking for great catch this summer
in the way of summer visitors.
Supervisor Eek, of Mentor, made us
several pleasant visits while in town to
attend the meeting Of the board.
James ]. Brown says that Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. H. league left Detroit Saturday to
take up their residence in Chicago.
Mrs. Homer II. Packard left Saturday
morning for visit Of six weeks with
friends in the southern part of the state.
A resident of the east side has brood
of fourteen goslings and one Of the num-
bsr has two developed heads and four
wings.
The pupils of the graded school are
congratulating themselves on the fast
that there are only three more weeks Of
school, this term.
Several of our eitizsns are having cot.
tages put up at Tepinabee. That section
promises to become famous as pleas
ant summer resort.
Only eighteen saloon licenses have
been taken out in Chsboygan this year,
a sufficient number, however, to meet all
demands for the ardeRt.
The farmers in the Mullet Lake sec
tion are rsjoiced over the starting up of
the extract works. They are anxious to
have a market tor hsmlock bark.
A good rain would not be objection
able Just now. Yesterday morning 1t
looked as if shower was sure, but "all
signs for rain fail in dry weathsr."
The village csuneil does not seem to
pay much attention to the notices sery-
ed upon them by Marshal Bentley to
abate certain Ruisaucss. Lock them up
Tom,