Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-07-02
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. JULY 2, 1886.
THE CITY.
Trade with w. & A. Macarthur.

rieu bunker arrived nome IRON
Olivet college Friday evening.
j. c. Taggart is having large trade in
connection with his bakery business
Good work secures trade in any busi-
ness.
Don't forget the concert on Wednes-
day evening Of next week. A fine pro-
gramme has been prepared and there
should be a full house.
Miss Bertha Bunker left on the City
OF Mackinac Tuesday afternoon for
Pennsylvania, where she will make quite
an extended visit with relatives.
Miss Simons who had been teaching
school at Manistiqqe, stepped over in
Cheboygan few days, the guest of Mrs.
A. T. Newton, on her way to her bone
in Lansing.
slight break in the gang at the mill
Oh the Cheboygan Lumber Co. occurred
last Friday forenoon. Messrs. Murray
q Rich repaired 1t and it is successfully
at work again.
Entertainments Of all kinds have
been very numerous in Cheboygan Of
late. but our people cannot afford TO miss
the cohcert of Miss Carrie Magofin on
Wednesday evening next.
The fiscal year closed Tuesday and vet
many who thought they had their politi
Cal calling and election assured with
the expiring days of the year are still
longing for the promised land.
Misses Eliza and Kate Mcdonald re-
turned home from the State Normal
school at Ypsilanti, last Thursday even
ing. Their many friends are glad to
have them back.
The musical concert by Miss Carrie
Magoffin, assisted by Chsboygan's favor
lite local talent on Wednesday evening
OF next week, promises TO be a most suc-
cessful affair and we would advise all
to secure their seats early.
The steamboat service changes for
Michigan permit the postmasters at
Cheboygan and Dstour to exchange mail
oy safe and suitable steamboats, three
times per week from July l, 1885, to the
close of navigation, 1885, without ex-
psnse to the department.
P. M. Dorman has rental tho stand
formerly occupied by Will VanValken-
'urg as a fish market, and will keep at
Iii times stock Of chOlee butter. eggs
Ind vegetables. The freezer in the
'ulldlng is just the thing for keeping
lis butter in good condition.
Post & Mills reesivsdsa new flag Fri 7
lay morning ordered especially for dis I
LAY on the Fourth. but they run il up a
N the staff on top of their handsome 9
BUSINESS block and allowed il to fly TO c
reeze that day. Numerous were the
Inquiries as to why it was heisted. Y
A strawberry festival will be held in D
be Riggsville school house Tuesday, n
uly 7th, The object of the festival is q
raise money to assist in paying the d
alary of Rev. Warner, paster of the a
iggsville church. In addition. to fine W
'ast most enjoyable time socially may r
0 anticipated.
W. w. Strohn returned home last Z,
aturday from the Spanish river timber Il
'gion, taking passage at Sault Ste y,
arie on the Messenger. He reports ii
lst quantities Of standing pine in that a,
ction, with considerable rock elm and n,
lys the streams are numerous and az
snty of water for running out logs. m
During Mrs. Dowlings absence from to
'me last Friday. cat made a raid on fe
% bird cage after their sweet singing ga
nary. The cage was knocked down nc
Id the bird escaped, but was afterward W,
ptured and returned by Some boys la
ueh to the delight of Mrs. Bowling. ou
10 bird was SO badly frightened that it
fused to sing for some days. Previous di
the attack Ii was one of the best cl,
lrdlsrs In town. NJ,
The marriage of Miss Ella Jordan and gr
+. E. D.. Brooks, of San Francisco, Cal es
'rnia, took place at the residence of sii
Q brides mother last Thursday after in
on in the presence of the relatives pr
d few intimate friends and former m,
hoolmatss OF the fair bride. Numer- ga
8 elegant presents were bestowed up tir
the bride and warm congratulations CO
tended. The happy couple departed up
1t evening for the Golden Gate whore No
~ will make their future home. wi