Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-02-26
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CHEBOYGAN
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1885.
TIIE CITY.

Prize Masquerade at rink tonight.
These are glorious nights for sleigh
rides, brilliant moon, and not too cold.
Daniel Williams. OF st. James, Beaver
Island, arrived in town this morning.
Mrs. G. P. Langdon is on the mend and
her complete recovery is speedily hoped
for.
Geo. F. Reynolds, cashier of the First
National Bank has been spending tho
week in Detroit.
ii. A. Blake is making a new piston
and new valve for the propeller Mes
senger's engine.
Edward Brand, of Duncan City, died
last Saturday of Bright's disease, and
was buried Monday.
Daniel Albrant's home is made bright
er by the presence of a brand new girl
baby. born Wednesday morning.
Sheriff Pauquin, of Mackinac county.
came over from st. Ignass yesterday On
business. He reports court in session
with Judge Stesre presiding.
During Leat in addition to the rsgu-
lar Sunday services there will bA servi-
held every Wednesday and Friday even
ings in st. Mary's Catholic church.
DR.. d. w. Berdaa, assisted by DR.. T. A.
Perrin, yesterday afternoon amputatod
the tees of Sammy Clark's right foot,
leaying as good a stump as possible.
A. f. Macarthur, son of Archibald Nc
Arthur, and his friend, Charles Clark,
who had been visiting for some weeks in
Cheboygan, left for their home In Chica-
90 last Tuesday.
G. A. Gallagher and Editor Forsyth left
Tuesday morning for Bay City to repre-
sent the Democracy of Chesoygan soun-
tyln the state convention, which was
called for yesterday.
1t is time the candidates for the yari-
Gus village offices were being trotted out
SO that they may be looked oyer and an
opportunity given the electors to make
up their minds which to support.
The Michigan Central railroad CON-
pany is getting cut a 10000 edition of a
pamphlet setting forth the attractive
ness OF Michigan as a summer resort
and it's great prospects in business
way.
Hose Companies No. and 2 give a
sort of house warming in their hall re.
Gently fitted up in neat style, this even
ing. Special invitations have been ex-
tended the officials of the village to be
present.
Sammy Clark, who had the misfortune
to be severely frozen while crossing the
straits, arrived in Chsboygan Thursday
and is at the Sanitarium. He will LOSE
portion Of one foot. His face and ears
were also badly frozen.
Capt. Charles E. Kirkland left Tuesda,
morning for LudingtOn. The ameliora
tion of the condition Of the weather
made him desirous Of being on hand il
case it moderated enough to enable hin
to transfer the f. & p. M. steamer No.
to Milwaukee.
Some graceless scamp or scamps mad
a raid on John E. Clark's clothes lin,
last Monday night. If they were actu
ally suffering for the clothes they stol
they need not have committed theft Il
procure them, as an application to tn
Ladies' Relief Society weuld have pro
vided for their needs without the com
mission of crime.
Messrs. MslOney Brothers are makin
preparations for putting in a machin
for manufacturing ginger ale and oths
temperance drinks, just as soon as navi
cation opens. They have secured tn
services of a gentleman who has wei
established reputation for making th
very best. They will have capacity fo
manufacturing several hundred case
per day.
. Tho Detroit Post under the new mar
agsmeut has become a worthy rspresen
tative of the metropolis Of the stat
Manager Sticknsy has proven equal
the hsrculsan task of lifting the POI
from the rut in which it had run 80 Ion
$ and placing it in the front rank Of jou
q nalism in the west. he has infuss
some life into ii, and ii is now acknow
edged to be in the van In the way Of Of
tsrprise and news.