Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-19

ness improving at their foundry and
machine shop.
Mrs. G. P Langdon, although improy-
ing some is still suffering considerably
from sciatic rheumatism.
Owing to the illness of Rev. A. W.
Wsstgats there were no services at the
Congregational church last Sunday.
Werthsimsr Brothers banner sign
across Main street from their clothing
store to A. p. Nswton's store shows up
we'll.
Teachers examination will be held at
the Council room on Friday, March 9th,
and if necessary will bo continued
the following day.
Donald Campbell formerly of Barrie.
Ontario, arrived in Cheboygan last Fri
day and has accepted position as bosk-
Keeper for James f. Molonsy & Bro. the
the Northern Brewing company.
Bert Conrad arrived home Sunday
morning for two weeks visit with his
mother. He left school one week before
the spring vacation ON account of a Sc
we're cold, which prevented him from
studying. b.
Miss Tillie Gouden arrived from Port
Huron ON the Saturday night train to
spend a couple Of weeks with her father
and sister. Miss Tillie has hosts of
friends in Chsboygan who are always
glad to greet her.
The snow plow run off the track near
Gaylord Saturday evening and blocked
the track 80 that the up passenger train
due that evening did not arrive at Che
bOygan until between two and three
O'Clock Sunday morning.
The snow plOw engaged Sunday morn
ing in trying to clear the railroad frem
snow was thrown frSm the track near
the depot. The conductor was thrown
several feet and buried in a snow drift
He said he was glad he found a soft
place to light In.
Capt. E. A. Bouchard rscsived a letter
from Detroit Tuesday stating that Capt
James +. Snow was dangerously Ill with
bilious fever. The attending hysician
forbid any person seeing him, The cap
tain's many friends will rsgreat to hear
this and all will hope for his recovery.
Rev. W. Westgats has recovered from
his illness and expects to preach at the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning and evening and says hs will
bs glad to see present all regular and ir-
regular attendants and as many strag.
glers as possible.
Prof. f. d. Sutherland returned to Che
boygan Saturday night from Chicago
where he had been attending medical
college, full flsdged M. d. In addition
to the regular medical course Mr.. Suth-
srland graduated in the eye and ear de-
partment. The Doctor was gladly wei.
coined by his many warm friends in oul
village.
The tug G.. M. Clifford struck hel
wheel on sunken spile Thursday might
and broke her shaft off just aft of the
stern bearings. They brought it to towr
ON the freight Friday afternoon ant
Murray & Rich repaired it SO they re-
turned with it to Indian River SATURDAY
morning. 1t was an all nights job bu
Messrs Murray & Rich got there JUS
the same.
Charles R. Smith arrived home from
, Chicago Saturday. While in that cit,
he made arrangements with the owner
of the Minnie M. to run their boat Of
the Chsboygan and Sault Ste. Mari
: route on alternate days with tho Mes
senger. These two boats should mako
: popular daily line on this route and W
. have no doubt will be largely patronize
both for business and pleasure, Sum
: mer tourists will find them both all tina
can be needed for comfort, speed an
o safety.
We hear that the Michigan Csntrs
!. : railroad company is going to build
- new dock at seme point between Macl
! inaw City and McGulpin's point, an
that the Grand Rapids & Indiana, an
u Detroit. Maskinac & Marquette railroa
companies are to build one on the eppO
!. its side of the straits. All three comps
n nies are satisfied that 1t is impractic
s BILE to navigate the straits during Il
IS winter from their present terminus
If and it is thought that by going furth
Is west they will be able to make rsgul