Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-01-22
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
Entered at the Postoffice at Cheboygan
Mich. assecond Glass Matter.
THURSDAY. JANUARY %. 1885.
THE CITY.

chilly.
Clement is selling boots and shoes one
quarter off for 60 days.
Taffy Race at the Roller Rink, next
Thursday evening, Jan. 30.
Miss Chandler is visiting her sister
Mrs. Rev. Willis G. Clark.
Sheriff Cross complains Of dull times
at the county boarding house.
Miss Carrie Magoffin left on the train
Yesterday mOrning for Detroit.
John McQuaig has sold out his saloon
to Ed. Fitzpatrick and partner.
Messrs Quay & Son during the season
of 1884 manufactured 100000 shingles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Newton. returned
home Monday from the burial of Wilson
Newton.
Fishing through the ice Is becoming
quite an industry, quitea number being
engaged in the business.
VIM. Quay, of Van Burea county, ar
rived in the village the first Of the week
to visit his brother David.
Fred Lent returned yesterday from q
trip in the Grand Traverse section in the
interest of the Brazel snow plOw.
Don't fail to attend the grand opening
Saturday Jan. oath, of Wertheimer Bios,
one price clothing house. Main street,
opposite A. P. NewtOn's.
There are only ten or twelve eases on
the docket for the January term OF
the circuit court, and the chances are it
will be very short term.
According to the classfica tiOn of trot-
ting horses as given in Wilkes Spirit OF
the Times, Mollie Harris owned by W. S.
Humphrey, is put in the 1926 class.
Tuesday John McCuaig started crew
Of men to the north shore to put in camp
for getting out square timber under a
contract with James Workman.
The Algomah broke track across the
straits and succeeded sin making a few
trips, but had to succumb to the inevita-
BILE, and is Rcw tied up to the dock at ST.
Ignace.
From notice published elsewhere from
U. S, Marshal S. S. Matthews it will be
seen that the tug J. W. Bennett is to be
sold at u. S. Marsbal's sale at Port Huron
Thursday OF next week.
Next Sabbath evening, the pastor Of
the M. K. church will preach from the
following texts; "Be troubled ye care
less ones" "For the day coaeth that
shall burn as an oven"
From the st. Ignace Republl can We
learn that Levi Gray suffered from q
stroke of apoplexy at st. Ignace weel
ago Sunday night, but under careful
treatment wGs fast recovering.
Last Saturday DR.. T. A. Perrin sent q
fine specimen of wolf, that he says
some of the boys in one Of the camps
sent him, to Collins, the Detroit taxider
mist, to have mounted to add to his col
lection of wild animals.
At its regular meeting last Saturday
evening Ruddock Post G. A. X. adopted 8
resolution changing the regular meeting
of the post to the first Thursday evening
of each month. Comrades will bear the
change in mind and be on hand the right
evening.
The man MeHugh, who some time
since advertised sparring exhibition In
Cheboygan, got into rough and tumble
prize fight recently in Alpena with {
man named Wyman and was badly pun
ished, wyman getting away with him In
ten minutes.
II. j. Miner, our former fellow towns
man, has invested In cattle rancho ant
is practieing to become vsritabls COW
boy of the west. His many friends II
Chsboygan will join with the TRIBUNl
in wishing him the greatest Of success
in his new venture.
We would like copies of the TRIBUNl
for the following dates to complete on
files: October 14th and November 24tt
1883, and April 3rd, 1884. We would con
slider it very great favor il any of tn
subscribers Of the TRIBUNE would furn
ish us with any Of the above missin
numbers.