Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-06-11
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. JUNE II, 1885.
THE CITY.

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See time card of the propeller Messen-
ger elsewhere In this issue.
A regular meeting of the A. o. U. w.
lodge next Monday evening.
C, A. Gallagher has had an addition
to his family-in the equine branch.
Mayor Grummond Of Detroit, made the
round trip on the Atlantic this week.
Be sure and vote next Monday for the
appropriation to extend the water works.
Farmers have commenced pesling
bark for the extract works. On Nullet
Lake.
w. w. Strohn is ever in the Spanish
River lumber region, Ontario. lsoking
pine lands.
There seems to be quite demand In
town for comfortable houses, ut a reas-
enable rent.
J.H, Kintz has gone to Canada and
expects to bring number of horses
back with him.
If dame rumor is true there are to be
numerous marriages in Chsbeygan in
the near future.
Captain Tolsma shipped thirteen cars
of fresh fish to Detroit on the City OF AL
psna Saturday night.
Rapp & Laprss have a change in their
advertisement this week that all would
do well to notice.
The First National bank OF Cheboy-
gan has an ad. in this issue to which we
would call attention.
Vote for the $1,000 appropriation, for
extending the water works, at the spec
ial election next Monday.
Black flies and mosquitoes are repert-
ed plentiful and ravsnous at Freedom
and surrounding country.
1t is reported that hundreds Of fami-
lies are on the verge Of starvation in
Jackson county, West Virginia.
We regret to say that the prospects
are that the Mullst Lake House will not
be open to the public this season.
The ChebOygaR machine shops are
full of business. They are capable Of
taking care Of any work that may come
along.
W. & A. Macarthur are still shipping
lumber by rail to Cadillac. Eight car
loads were shipped on yesterdays freight
train.
A bran new girl at Joseph Green's is
cause for rejoicing in the family. She
made her debut on this mundane sphere
Monday night,
Parties started for Black Lake Mon
day but were driven back by raging
frss in the woods. They started up
again Tuesday.
Henry Ming closed a five months term
Of school at Freedom last Friday. Mr..
Ming was a successful teacher and gave
good satisfaction.
B. II. Smyth is looking after the In
fants born in Benton township within
the past year, in other words taking the
census of births.
w. F. DsPuy received telegram
Tuesday announcing the death In Kan
sas of Henry Rose, brother of Mrs. DePuy
and Mrs G. A. Perrin.
Mr., and Mrs. c. W. Farr left on the
City of Alpena Saturday night for De-
troit and are expected home on the Flora
tomorrow morning.
J.B. Adams skipped to the 800" on
the Minnie M. last Tuesday some very
handsome pew ends for the Baptist
church at that place.
The shower of Saturday night and
Sunday did the grass good but did not
wet the ground to q sufficient depth to
give seeds much of a start.
Miss Annie l.. Davenport, of Brattls-
boro, VT, arrived on the City Of Mack
inac Monday morning on visit to her
sister, Mrs. Dan P. MeMullsn.
Captain Tolsma says that owing to the
unprecedented catch of fish this season
the bottom has dropped oat on the price
Of fresh fish in all the markets.
Charles Schmidt. brewer for Molcnsy
Brothers mas purchased q lot on the
bank Of the river, just above Nelson
street and is building residence.
The National Civil Service league de-
mand the removal Of several postmast-
ers on the ground Of their having solisi-