Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-02
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. APRIL 2. 1885.
THE CITY.

tu0 oiAVoi VI shoiA oPAAHS os"e"'
Tire city charter bill seems to hang
fire in the Legislature no action having
yet been taken in either house.
s. LeGault & Son announce the fact
that they are receiving new goods and
will sell the same at low prices.
AMr. TORY was in town Tuesday trac-
ing map Of the village to incorporate
il in the Michigan Central railroad map.
+. Rapp s. LaPrsss have new ad. in
this issue. They have the latest styles
and offer special inducements to buyers.
Flask's camp. on Canada Creek, get
ting cut logs for the Cheboygan Lumber
Company, broke up Tuesday. About g..
100000 feet Of logs were put in.
1t is officially announced that the pro-
psllsr Saginaw Valley. which called here
regularly last season will this season
run between Saginaw and Cleveland.
DR.. Suthsrland's professional card
will b fORnd elsewhere. He is ready to
attend yon for all the ills flesh is heir to.
Diseases Of the eve ard ear specially.
;, Supervisor Gallagher says there is enly
one influence able to induce President
Frost to join the Democratic party, and
intimates that that influence is at work
Miss Mary Molonsy is expected home
from Detroit next Monday. The ladies
will be interested in knowing that she
comes back fully informed as TO the
latest styles.
The steamer COnger commenced run
ming last week between Port Huron and
Algonac, the ice having all passed down
from the river. Very little was moving
from Lake Huron.
The township board Of Benton held a
meeting in George E. Frost's offise
Tuesday afternoon for the purpose of
settling with the Highway Commission
or and Township Treasurer.
Monday man walked In from the
country distance of twenty-eight miles
to have an aching tooth pulled. DR..
Sutherland "yanksd" it for him and ys
sufferer fairly danced for jov.
Regular meeting of the A. o. U. W.
next Monday evening. Degrees will be
conferred on several new members and
the brethren should be out in force to
make the meeting one of interest.
The chicken fever has struck Che boy
gan bad and several OF our citizens are
getting up incuhators to hatch chickens
fer themselves. We have no doubt but
that their neighbors will be glad to hear
it.
The st. Ignace papers place Capt. Z.
A. BOuehard in command oil the Minnie
M. for this season on the Cheboygan and
Sault Ste. Marie route. This is a mis-
take the captain will not ba master Of
that craft.
The Northwestern Lumberman. Chica-
90, in speaking of the casting of the cyl.
inder of tho engines for Gardner & Spry
Co.'S, mill at Sailers encampment loca
ties Murray & Rish's foundry at Sault
Ste. Marie, instead of Chsboygan.
"why we laugh" Only last winter
the Hon. s. s. Cox engineered a bill
through the House raising, the salary of
the Minister to Turkey from $500 to
$4,000. Bat of course Cox only Intend
cd to benefit some other fellow. 1t is
thus virtue Is rewardsd-Inter Ocean.
The Shakespeare club met last Thurs
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs, E. O.
Penney. This eveningthe meeting will
be held at tho residence of George E..
Frost, and Richard III will DO read. The
meetings of the club have proven both
interesting and profitable to the MEM
bsrs.
Mrs. G. A. Gallagher mOurns the loss
of valuable and much priced canary
bird. Tuesday night their cat got into
the house and as the bird had been plac-
Cd near the stove to keep warm, was in
convenient reach of Table and few
feathers were all that remained of the
bird yesterday morning.
At a meeting of the Ladies' Relief So
eiety Monday afternoon contributions
were received as follows: Clothing-Mrs
Perry, Mrs. Mute, MIS-. Fax. Mrs. Blake,
Mrs. Quay. Mrs. Douglass. Mrs. Bunker.
Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Lyons. Five pairs OF
shoes from j, G. Wooster, and four pairs
Of German socks from Wertheimer Bros.
A number Of the members of the fire
department were in Mcclure & Conner