Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-05
The Detroit Daily Times has suspend.

The Democratic caucus will be held
tomorrow night.
Henry Riadskoff came home from his
trip to Detroit Tuesday night.
Fresh ash at Sammons & CorIstts Ash
market at four cents per pound.
The township of Munro made the frs
return of tax roll to the County Treas
ursr.
The Sault route by present indications
will have four first class boats on it the
cOming season.
A postOffics has been established at
Oequsoc, Presque Isle county, with Alex.
Jarvis as postmaster.
Marbles and tops now occupies the
small boys attention. A sure sign that
spring IL near at hand.
President Frosts proclamation, in re-
gard to liquor selling on election day
will be found in this issue.
Robert Robinson left on the train Fri
day morning for Buffalo, N. Y, expect
iag to be absent week or ten days.
Mr.. NJ. Sweet, of Flint, State Commis-
sioner Of Swamp Lands and Trsspass
agent, is guest at the Grand Central.
Hank Tsdd is refitting the store Just
vacated by Ezra Martin and will open
up next week with stock of fruit and
confectionery.
That little Democratic rooster that a
Chicago friend sent J. p. Sutton looked
very cold and lonesome on that gentle
mans hat yesterday.
Barney BrOgan, treasurer of Inverness
township, eollsctsd $4O40 out of his tax
roll. which amounted to $1,000. The de-
linquents are all nOn-residsnts.
The time for paying taxes throughout
the state has been extended 20 days by
the Legislature. The most of the town
ship treasurers of Cheboygan county
were ready to settle up.
Tom Navin, known as the "kid' mayor
of Adrian, was arrested at New Orleans
Saturday. after dodging the officers for
three years. He slaim4r he was on his
way home to stand trial.
II Bob IngsrsolI could gaze on the fig
ure that stands in the entrance Of the
Deyirs Kitchen in Narclsss .Hamsl's
painting Of that noted place, we believe
he would be firm believer in hades.
John r. Eggerman has Invented new
process for killing hegs, which no claims
will take all the bloed from tho animal,
leaving the carcass perfectly white and
clean. We understand Mr.. Eggerman
has applied for a patent.
Hon. Jacob Walton returned home
Tuesday from his visit to Lansing and
Ann Arbor. The results Of his trip can.
not be summed up until the city char
ter bill comes up. He seems to b0 salts.
fed the bill will not bs passed in its
present shape.
The attention Of builders is directed
to the advertisement Of the Board of
|
ais for finishing the pump house build
ing for a residence. 1t is proposed to
add second story and use the same as q
residence for the engineer of the works.
Lansing dispatch Of t he End says
"Ths prospect for the denomination of
Judge Cooley by the Republican state
convention appears favorable. Members
returning here to-day from their homes
say that in some cases their county cen
yentions have instructed for Cooley, and
in others that the delegates chosen will
all support Cooley"
John MeGinn had some very fine ap-
pies stored in the basement Of the bank
block, and was in the habit Of leaving
the door unlocked while he was at din
ner. The small boy was not long in
tumbling to these two facts, and the way
them apples disappeared was caution
John was not long in getting "onto" the
racket, and the picnic of the juvsnileI
has ceased.
The pupils Of st. Mary's school to
show their appreciation Of the kindly
aid extended by our citizens in the re-
building of their school house will give
an entertainment on Monday the 1871
inst. to the patrons and friends of th'
school, ard while all are invited those
who extended the substantial aid are
particularly requested to be present, Al
it is the only way In which the children
can return their thanks to those who 81
generously contributed. The hour fo
the entertainment has not been decide,