Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-05
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
PAPER OF CHEBOYGAN.
THURSDAY. MARCH 5. 1885.
THE CITY.

Attend the public meeting Saturday
night.
Sheriff Cross beasts of one boarder at
his popular hotel.
The thermometer stood at zero at Z o.
clock this morning.
The Nsgligso Club held their regular
dancing party Monday evening.
S.H. Taylor returned home Tuesday
night from business trip to Detroit.
Stop at Rapp & Lapres and examine
those 80 cent all wool scarlet underwear.
Sam RiAdskoff, brother of the proprie.
tors of tho Star Clothing House, is in
town.
Cleveland is inauguratsd, but the
Blaine banner still waves ever the TRI-
BUNE Office.
Charley Moore is experimenting wi tn
an apparatus to heat his place of busi-
ness with hot water.
The large wolf that DR.. Perrin rscsiv-
ed last week now adorns the establish :
ment of C. w. Moore.
We are under obligations to Minor s.
Newell, Commissioner Of State Land Of
ncs, for his annual report.
Rev. w. G. Clark, of the Baptist church,
preached at Gaylord Sunday last aud re-
turned home Monday evening.
The Star Clothing House is opening
up their spring goods and will make
their announcement next week.
John Murphy is circulating petition
to be appointed keeper OF the range
lights VIXEN a change is made.
Second quarterly meeting next Sab
bath at the n. E. Church. The Presiding
Elder, Rev. L. P. Davis will be present.
Rev. VIM. PutRam, of Forest, occupied
the pulpit Of the Baptist church on Sun
day last, preaching both morning. and
evening.
Cheboygan county has no territory to
lose, neither can we see any necessity
for new county out Of the territory
proposed.
Father DeSmldt held serviees at Black
River on Sunday last, consequently
there was no services at St. Mary's
Church in this place on that day.
Capt. N. B. Mason has given up his
school in Hebron township, and after
taking trip ts Ohio, will begin putting
his brickyard in shape for the seasons
work.
Miss Annie L. Benson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. +. Howis, for
the past tive or three months, left We'd
nssday morning for her home at Walker
| tom, Ont.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. M
Metivier is improving quite rapidly. He
came down from his farm Saturday and
remained with his daughter, Mrs. Capt
Bouchard, until Tuesday.
Sumner is the name proposed for the
new county that aoill not be. The petit
TONERS named it Hampton to give our
Representative little taffy. but Char
lsy's extreme modssty forbade it.
Read President Frest's call for a pub
lie meeting. 1t is a matter that inter
estS every citizen and prompt and de-
cisive steps must be taken if we wish to
retain our present county limits intact
Mr.. and Mrs. Ra nsay and the baby
left Saturday morning for Springfield,
Ohio, on a visit to friends and relatives.
Their daughter, Miss Edith, who has
been spending the winter in Springfield
will return with them.
If Chsboygan does not wish to lose a
valuable slice of territory some actien
must bo taken to thwart tho Organiza-
tion of the proposed new county. II any
thing is to be dono 1t must be deAo at
once as the measure is under full head
way and will be law in q voly few
more days unless ii meets with SEINE
opposition.'
We have it from what we think is goot
authority thai the steamer Minnie M.
owned bv the Escanaba and Lake Mich
igan Transportation Co., will be placed
on the route between here and Sault Ste
Marie upon the opening Of navigation
She is a comparatively new boat ant
registers Star 1, and while not very large
she is first class in every respect, and II
10 claimed has a speed sixteen miles ar
hour.