Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-02-19
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1885.
THE. CITY.

-Four prizes given AZ the MASQUERADE
at the rink. Thursday evgning next.
Pc. Hackett. of Wolverine. was in
town last night and is as jovial as eyer.
DR.. Rsxford returned Tuesday from
two weeks trip among the lumber camps
of this section.
Henry Rowland, Of Toronto. arrived
Tuesday evening, and 10 stopping with
his relatives at Duncan City.
Merritt Chandler returned Tuesday
evening from two weeks business trip
in tho southern part of the state.
A social for the bsnsnt of the children
Of the Congregational Sunday school
will be given at the Town Hall to-mor-
row evening.
Valentine day, last Saturday. furnish
Cd Postmaster Humphrey and his assist
ant considerable business and alss con-
siderable annoyance.
II you haven't paid your taxes you had
better be doing so, or Angus Boggs will
be after you. The days of grace are
growing few in number.
VIM. E. Maultby and wife left on the
train Monday for Detroit. Mrs. Aaultby
has been ailing fer some time, and has
been taken to Detroit for treatment.
Rev. II. C. Northrup will preach Sun
day evening from the text: and the
books were opened and another book was
opened, which is the book of life" From
Revelation.
The ministers club will meet with
Rev. Mr.. Curtis next Monday morning,
and be led in discussion by Rev. Mr..
NorthrGp. Topic, "The proper mode and
objects Of prayer"
The st. Ignace News says that Samuel
Clark, formerly cook on the VanRaalts
and an old Cheboygan boy, got his ears
and feet frozen while driving a team
across the straits.
We ackno wledgs the receipt from the
Commissioner Of Insurance of an ad-
vancsd summary OF the financial sondi-
ton and business of the insurance CON-
paniss in this state.
Last Saturday morning Mr.. Goodwin,
father Of Mrs. G. s. Wilson, while carry
ing bag Of rye slipped and fell, dislo-
eating his shoulder. DR.. c. A. Perrin
attended him and put tho shoulder in
place.
Five dollars were turned over to G.. P.
Langdon by the manager Of tho charity
ball (?) at Zern's hall Friday night Of
last week. as the proceeds for the bsns-
fit of the poor. with the request that he
hand it to the Ladies Relief Society.
The firm Of Boggs Bros, lumber in
spsctors, has been dissolved, and each
hereafter will paddle their own canoes.
Both are competent inspectors, none bet
ter in the state, reliable gentlemen. and
we'll posted in all that pertains to buying
or selling lumber.
DIR. 7. A. Perrin was called to visit 4
patient residing about midway between
lowering and Cross Village. 1t took him
two days and half to make the trip.
He says he does not caro- about many
such calls. especially during such wealth
or as we have been having.
The alarm Of fire about eleven o'clock
last night was caused by the burning Of
vacant house owned by Mr.. Boursaw
opposite the residence Of James MeKervy
i'm the township of Duncan, a couple Of
miles from town. 1t is supposed to have
been set on fire by tramps.
There were grave apprshsnsions of the
loss Of the steamer Michigan, she hav-
ing started out over a week ago to search
for the steamer Oneida and had net been
heard from for several days. John Dodd
says 1t was reported that she had been
heard from and was all right. The ice
caught her and carried her over on the
west shore of Lake Michigan.
lttle'miss attending school, and also
a member of the Congregational Sunday
school, the first Of the week remarked
she guessed she would not attend school
Friday afternoon. Upon being asked
why, she replied: lam afraid might
miss and be kept in and then wouldn't
have time to drsss for the party mean
ing the social at tho Tswn Hall that
evening.
Quite an interesting foot race took
place last Friday between well known
manufacturer of Cheboygan and one Of
the leading employees Of one Of our larg-