Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-05-28
THE CITY.
Nusic-Rink-To-night.

Music-Rink-To-niKht.
H.. Wstmors has rented W. s. Hum
phrsy's building, on Main street. former
ly occupied by him as law ofice, and
will open banking Office to be knswn
as II. A. Wetmors's Bank. Mr.. wetmors
has carried on the banking business an
der that name at Concord, Mich, for the
past sixteen years. His safs,a large one
manufactured by the Detroit Safe Gem
pany, 10 here and was placed In the
building yesterday forenoon. He ex-
poets to be ready to commence business
in week or ten day. He will have .
neat and convenient banking Office when
the improvements proposed to be made
are completed.
There seems to be a determination on
the part of some to supply "a lopg felt
want" on behalf of the fraternity, In
the way OF papers In the interest OF
printers, the latest candidate for favor
being the International Printer"
publication issued at Detroit by A. M.
Dewey & Co., the initial number Of
which has been received. 1t is very
neat paper and gives indication of full
filing the objects for which 1t has been
started. As it is the only publication
in the state devoted exclusively to the
craft it should be well patronizsd by the
fraternity of the state. We wish it the
greatest success.
The band boys have arranged to give
an excursion to Mackinac Island and
rsturn next Saturday going over on the
Minnie N. and returning on the MesseR-
ger. The Minnie M. will leave at 1870 a
m. sharp. This will be good oppOrtu-
nifty for our citizens to visit the beauti-
full Isle, and participate in the memo
rial services of Decoration Day in honor
of the memory of the brave boys who fell
in defense of our country. The fare for
tho round trip is only 80 cents. Tickets
are for sale al /. s. CoOper's drug store.
Let everybody go and give the band a
good benefit and at the same time pay a
tribute to the memory Of the departed
braves.
Thursday afternoon three men enter
ed the Office Of one of the leading law
firms of our village to seek advice in
regard to what punishment could bs
mseted out to certain parties who had
stolen boat. 1t seems that the boat
had been fastened to tree with chain
Counsellor McGinn gave them legal ad.
vice. but learning from them that the
tree stood on land belonging to W. & A
Macarthur, informed them that for the
first step it would be necessary for them
to buy the land On which the tree grew
and then sent them to one of the leading
saloons In search Of the Prosecuting
Attorney to have him draw up the pre-
liminary papers. We have not heard OF
the real estate changing hands, rs yet.
The executive committees of the Stat,
and Western Michigan Press associa
ti0ns met in Lansing Tuesday of las
week. There were !present Charles S
Hampton and Orno Strong, of the Stat,
association, and l.. M. Sellers, ROber
Smith.C. E. Barnes and w. p. NiSbett, o.
the Western Mich. association. The com
mlttees decided upon jOiat meeting ant
reunion of the associations to be held a
Traverse City the week following July
The Western Michigan society will NEE
Monday evening, July 6 and the Stat
association the following Tuesday morn
ing. Among other good times arrange
are the excursion to Petoskey on Wed
nesday, with banquet at Petoskey an
Harbor Springs with side excursions t
other points. Railroad passes for edito
and ladies will he furnished.