Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-30
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
PAPER OF CHrBoYeAN
THURSDAY. APRIL 80, 1885.
THE CITY.
A. G. Boggs went to Bay City Monday.
The snow went off with rush Tues

Watts S. Humphrey left for Lansing
Monday morning.
Clean up your premises and by thi.
means avoid sickness.
The Central Dock will be run this
year by s. Baker & Son.
Penney & FrOst's new goods are here
See their advertisement.
1t is said all the bridges between St
lgnaee and the Sault are down.
Charley Moore is on his annual trip to
Chicago. He will return the first of the
week.
The Sault has organized a CaIedonian
association. Why can't Chsboygan do
likewise?
Mrs. Lenahan, of st. Ignace, has been
visiting relatives and friends in town
this week.
Penney & Frost have very neat rail-
ing put around their office in their dry
goods store.
Col. N. B. Mason returned from his ex.
tended visit to his old Ohio home yester-
day morning.
Col. Ii. G. Davis, who has been spend
ing the winter at Goshen, Ind, returned
home Monday night.
Sam Rindskoff, brother of Will and
Henry of the Star Clothing House, spent
Sunday in Cheboygan.
Mrs. Charles Hart has sold the sloop
Imperial to Mrs. Elizabeth Bernier of
Cheboygan, consideration 5000.
Bowling & Veeder proprietors of the
Metropolitan billiard hall have dissolved.
John M. Bowling continues the business.
The range lights again shine for the
benefit of belatsd mariners. They were
lighted last night for the first time this
seasen.
L. Ii. Horne, agent W. & A. Macarthur.
has got everything about the warehouse
and dock In excellent shape for the sea-
sons business.
The electric light will not shine In
Cheboygan this year unless our village
dads" see fit to raise the price they have
offered for lighting she streets.
A telegram from W. s. Humphrey to
County Treasurer Bell says that the sale
OF lands, for delinquent taxes, advertised
Tor next Monday, is likely to be post
pOned.
Capt. j. W. Brown takes the propeller
Messenger down to Duncan City to-day
to take on slabs for fuel preparatory to
make a start for the 800" Saturday
morning.
W. S. Humphrey teIegraphs Geo. W.
Bell, from Lansing, that he thinks the
vote in the Senate will be Very near
against the organization Of
the county Of Sumner.
Sault Ste. Marie citizens are suffering
from failure of mails to get through.
Navigation will soon open, and then they
can get enough duns from their outside
creditors to satisfy their longings.
DR.. T, A. Perrin has received from w.
W. Strohn an elegant breach loading re-
peating shot gun. 1t was manufactured
by the Spencer Arms company and the
chamber holds six charges which can be
fired one after the other with great ra-
pidity,
Charles Bellant Ia making consider |
srabls improvement to his east side
A new addition is being
built on he east side of his two story
frame. near the bridge. and the tene-
nent houses damaged at the recent FIRE
repaired.
L. c. Veeder left this morning to take
position with Marvin Preston. g5
Woodward Avenue, Detroit. Lou was
IN active member of Fountain IIese
company. No. 3 and was always ready TO
'un with the boys when the call to duty |
vas sounded, and will be missed by
many friends.
The ladies Of Cheboygan and vicinity
will observe by Miss Emily Elliott's ad- |
'ertisement that her annual display of
pring millinery will be made on Wed
lesday. Thursday. Friday and Saturday
# next week. Miss Elliott personally
'isited the markets and has secured all |
he desirable styles and the display will |
,e very fine.