Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-02-05
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1885.
THE CITY.

and also wants 4 Y. NJ. G. A.
WIN Sullivan, Of Mackinaw Island
drsvs over on the ice Saturday,
John MeGurn has removed his saloon
from the depot to Jshn Bseker's old
stand.
Bontecou, Of the Petoskey Record, has
received the appointment of deputy Oil
inspector.
J.E. McDeugall has acquired an inter
est in the Saturday Night, published at
AuSabls and Oscoda.
If you want to enjoy a yourselves, go
to the paper party and ball at the rink,
next Thursday evening.
ShOveling snow and ice from the roofs
was fayorits past-tims yesterday. or at
least many were at it.
The Novelty Wood Works is getting
out vast quantities Of wood suitable for
their operations next season.
John McGiAn and A. P. Newton who
went to Pert Huron to attend the sale of
the tug Bennett. returned Saturday
night.
The slsighing party which was to 60
to the Mullet Lake House to-day has
been Indefinitely postponed on acsount
Of the roads.
An order for 1sdoz cabinet photographs
given to the lady wearing the fnest
paper costume, at the rink next Thurs
day evening.
w. 8. Smiths tug "Tims" sprung q
leak and came near sinking Monday.
Lighters and taeklIng were employed,
and she was righted up.
E.O. Rose, formerly one of the editors
and proprietors of the Big Rapids Pic
neer. is running as mail agent between
Grand Rapids and Mackinaw City.
Street Commissioner Hayden was out
bright and early Sunday morning with
his snow pillow cleaning the walks so
that our citizehs could attend church.
Edward Hatch, of. Indian River, form
srly of Lapeer, and Miss Mary McCor-
mick, Of Attisa were recently married at
the residence of the groom's parents in
this city.-Lapeer Democrat.
The ladies who attended the Keller
rink Saturday evening, and there were
quite number present, had an unplsas-
ant time getting home through the snow
drifts that formed while they were skat-
ing.
T. j. Crumley, of the Michigan Ex-
change, has harvested his ice crop, and
by cutting it where 1t had been taken
before he got beautiful article, clear
as crystal and about eighteen inches
thick.
George Pauquette hauled three mag
nifcent sticks of board timber through
town Friday evening. Out of one tree,
in addition to one of these three large
sticks. he got another stick that IL sixty
feet long.
"ChebOygan is aesthetic or nothing.
She now has 'Negligee Club and as
that is only another name for dshabille,
or 'sndrsss,' we infer that in plain Eng
lish 1t would be called the Shirt Tail
Club. 500 Democrat.
The Pressure Isle County Advance of
Jan. 22d says: watts s. Humphrey, of
Cheboygan, returned home this morning.
He was engaged by the people in the
murder trial, and made very good i'm
preston as to his legal attainments"
A subscriber remarked as he paid
years subscription to the TRIBUNE in
advance shat he enjoyed reading the
paper more when it was paid for" If all
subscribers came to this conclusion there
would not DO so many newspaper men
going down in sorrow to the grave.
Fred Erratt, young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erratt, gave birthday party Saturday
afternoon to number of his youthful
friends. Notwithstanding tho binding
snow storm quite number were pres
ent and enjoyed themselves only as little
folks can. Master Fred was the reeipi-
emit Of numerous presents.
O'Denovan Rosa was shot in New
York Monday evening by an English wo-
man calling herself Ysoult Dudley, who
had lured him from his office by stating
that she desired to contribute to "the
cause" The first shot penetrated the
shsulder-blade. the woman firing four
others while Rosa was PROSTATE, all
proving Ineffective. Rossa's condition
is not considered critical, and the wo-
man bears her arrest in calm and