Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-09
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. APRIL 8. 1885.
THE CITY.

The election Monday passed off.quiotly
and harmoniously.
George E. Frost has about Is tons of
good Timothy hay to sell.
Harry Baker started to Chicago Tues
day morning on business.
Milo Wilcox and wife returned to Che
bOygan last evening on the train.
Wertheimer Brothers have new ad.
in this issue. Don't fail TO read it.
Seven carloads of freight for Cheboy-
gan were received at the station Friday.
Freezing nights and thawino days
pleases our farmers who are running
sugar camps.
A little child at the BentOn house fell
into some hot water last Friday and was
severely scalded.
Circuit Court convenss next Tuesday.
Jurors should bear this in mind and bs
on hand promptly.
English and Russian soldiers have had
a battle. Markets have taken quite an
advanss.
George G. Wharton was elected Presi-
dent pro tern Of the council at the meet
ing Tuesday evening.
A little child of David Bowen's fell on
het stove last week and was badly
burned about the face.
Matt Kesseler came near being April
fooled, fine boy arrived at his house on
the evening of March 3lst.
J.C. BontecOu. editor of the Petoskey
Record, was in town Saturday and paid
the TRIBUNE office pleasant call.
Elsewhere we copy letter to the Spir-
it of the Times, New York, giving few
notes on the fast horses of ChebOygan.
The Algomah came to grief in her eff
forts to cross tho straits la st week and
had to return to St. Ignace for repairs.
DR.. Rexford last week successfully re-
moved quite large tuner from the leg
of horse belonging to WetmOre & Pad
dock
James BurtOA, of Canada, largely in
tsrests6 in timber operations in this Sec
tion. has been spending a week in the
village.
We hear that there are several appli-
eaRts from Cheboygan for the position
Of master of the Van Raalte for the COM
ing season.
I'll. j. A. Todd has just received ten
barrels of fine apples also some choice
bananas, oranges and lemons at his
fruit store.
The leo on the river Is about all gone
as far out az the end OF the piers and
the current is gradually clearing the
ice out toward the lake.
W. II. Bunker started fsrce at work
at his ship yard last Monday and pro-
poses being ready from this out for all
kinds of work in his line.
One of j. E. Nichols horses got cast
in his stall one night this week and tho
next morning was found dead, having
been choked by his halter.
Last Saturday when Louis Wiegani
registered by.stander remarked he was
too small to be voter but that IN mustach,
indicated he was old enough.
A MONDAY meeting is held at the Bap
tist church every day, from IL to 1 o.
clock. Everybody is invited to attend
even il it is only for few minutes.
The new couHty scheme appears tt
have received a black eye in the election
last Monday in the towns where 1t wa'
supposed to have had the most friends.
There were 341 votes east at the Re
publican caucus last Friday night. Th'
contest was mainly on candidate fol
township treasurer. On the informa
ballot VIM. Erratt received more vote
than George G. Wharton. On the form
al ballot he got the most.
Rev. j. M. Curtis, Rector of st. James
church leaves Monday to attend the lay
ing OF the corner stone of a church a
Bay City, next Thursday. Being anx
ieus to do all the good he can he take
advantage OF the trip to hold services a
different points and therefore expect
to bs absent the entire week, returning
home Saturday.