Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-05-28
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. MAY 2s, 1885.
THE CITY.

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Farmers are all busy those days get
ting their seeding done. isfahs"
W. s. Smiths saw mill has commen-
csd saving for the season. sati
Fred Gero left on the Champlain last
Friday evening for Colorado.
Last Sunday tha reservoir at the water
works was full and running over.
The firm of Taggart and Dorman, ba-
kers has been dissolved, Mr.. Dorman re-
firing.
w. & A. McAtthur have a new ad. in
this issue to which we invite the atten
tiOn of all. iw r.rs.
c. Hentschsll & Bre., offer pure ice,
cut from the straits, for sale. See their
advertisements.
s. Widrig offers some choice eabbags
and tomatoe plants for sale. They are
OF his own raising
Monday Mrs. Oliver Champine of
Beaugrand township, gave birth to her
eighteenth child.
O. NJ. Clement the shoe man, has some
thing new to say to our citizens this
week. See his ad.
Charles Hsntschell has moved his
residence to the house ON Main street
opposite Bakers dock.
L.. I. Limpert has been improving the
appearance ofhis jewelry store, having
;he walls neatly papered.
We would call attention to the new
time card of the Michigan Central rail-
road, which appears in this issue.
Hi Strohn and wife will keep the
boarding house at Newton & Ellis OK
tract works this season, and will keep il
well.
The Senate passed the revised tax law
bill Tuesday by vote of 26 for to 2
against it. 1t is thought it will pass the
House.
1t is rumored that w. P. Preston of
Mackinac Island Is to be Governor
Swineford's Secretary of the territory of
Alaska.
After this week, during the summer,
the band will appear or the street every
Saturday evening and favor eur citizens
with music.
Peter Ii. McCann, offers his house and
lot, on east side of the river, for sale on
very favorable terms. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
The proprietor Of one OF our leading
saloons caught man filing two gal
lon jug from one of his barrels of liquor
in his store room.
L. j. Crumley is having a sewer put
in on Water street from his hotel, the
Michigan Exchange, to connect with the
Third street sewer.
Saturday being Decoration Day and
a legal holiday, Postmaster Humphrey
will only keep the postoffice open from
Z to II O'Clock a. m.
Mrs. G. ID. V. Rollo, with her three
youngest children, left on the City of
Alpena yesterday, for visit of three
months in New York State.
Thomas Stewart engaged OH the trim
mer in w. S. Smiths mill sawed his
thumb and fore finger yesterday. DR.. T.
A. Perrin dressed them for him.
Eugene Spillsr says if anybody said 1t
was boy, they were sadly off-for it 10
a fne girl, born Tuesday morning. All
doing finely, especially the happy father.
The case of the Southern Michigan
Cedar and Lumber Company vs. d. d.
Mcdonald and others is No. 20 on the
of the Supreme court for the
June term.
Phil Milligan's dime museum struck |
Wednesday, and is being sx-
libited under canvas on R. Patterson's
lot on Main street between Division and
Third streets.
Capt. Pitman of the Minnie M. says he
loes not think Capt. Brown Of the Mes
,sngsr has much to boast Of. That baby
vas but small affair and a dead head
besides.
Our cotemporary was mistaken In
heir statement last week that Hose Co.
No. 3 opposed the appointment Of A. G.
3oggs as assistant chief Of the Fire De-
That company supports Mr..
3oggs for the position. !