Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-06-11

| Oisy, ePIdiheu Vho loot seriously last
Monday.
Rozslle Rose. editor Of the Petosksy
Democrat has been appointed route
agent on the G.. R. & l. railroad.
Mrs. ]. L. Jewell and two youngest
children arrived in Chsbeygan yesterday
and are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Erratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kreidsman, ST..
left on the train this morning for
visit of a couple of weeks with friends
in Saginaw
The botany class Of the graded school
spent yesterday afternoon gathering
| flowers in the woods in connection with
the study Of botany.
General Logan arrived at Washington
Sunday evening and was warmly re-
coived. Monday forenoon he called on
President Cleveland.
The Chippewa County News of Satur-
day gives the full proceedings of the u.
p. convention, at Marquette. The meet
Ing was great success.
Mrs. 4. O, Penney left last week for
Oneida county New York. whore she ex-
poets to visit friends until sometime
in August before returning.
Ken Mckay has been in town several
days renewing old aequaintances. He
is foreman for one Of the leading lum-
Der firms operating on the upper psnin-
sula.
Lightning struck the Washington
monument Monday morning. shattering
the capstOne. To repair the damage
will require tho re-sstting of several
stones. :
Marshal Bentley is thinking of retir-
ing soon from ONCE and starting bank
from the sayiHgs from the prineely sal
ary ne has been earning since accepting
the office.
Rev, Ii. G. Northrup and wife left Mon
day for vacation Of a couple weeks.
We hope they may have a pleasant time
and both retura feeling better for their
trip and rest So G.
The safe in s. f. Tolsma's Office at his
fish house, 81 Griswold street Detroit,
was burglarized last Saturday night and
safe destroyed. The burglars only real
lied $500 in cash for their trouble.
The steam yacht Louie, Capt. A. H
Field, has been running between Che
bOygan and Indian River. She broke
her crank tho other day and had to lay
up for short time to have 1t repaired.
Monday a man whose first name ia
Theodore, employed at Duncan City
driving cart fell and was seriously in
jured by the horse stepping on his
breast. He Is under the care of Drs. L
A. & G. A. Perrin.
The Northern Belle was re-lauRchod
Monday at Bunksr's ship yard and Cap
tain Keeney has been busy this week
adorniag her with fresh coat Of paint
and getting her ready for the reopen
ing Of the inland route.
Somebody seems 10 be making busi-
ness Of tying tin cans to dogs tails, re-
gardless of the dogs feelings in the
matter. Scarcely a day passes but some
canine goes yelping down Main street
with tin can apPsndage.
/ Sunday horse racing has been inaugu-
al - iii Oh ~
several churches are preaching against
it. At one Of the leading churches the
pastor called for volunteers to attend
the races for the purpose of securing ev-
idsnee and one Of the wicked secular
papers of that city says that in response
nearly every male member in the con-
gregation stood up.
The disaster to that tow of logs be-
longing to the Cheboygan Lumber COM
pany was not so disastrous as was at
first supposed. The tugs Pendell and
r. G. Wilson went down to them Tues
day morning and succeeded in getting
all but about 100000 feet Of them BOOM
ed again and the Pendell brought them
up. landing them in the mill boom ear
ly yesterday morning. They expect to
save every log.
Saturday evening a very refreshing
shower fell. Sunday morning ii was
quite warm and sultry. with southsrly
wind. About noon the wind vssred to
the north and the atmosphere began to
cool Off and by night 1t was unpleasant