Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-05-07
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THE CITY.

Buy your bleached and brown c0ttons
at W. & A. MeArthurs.
Ladies' call and see the elegant line of
calling cards at the TRIBUNE job Office.
The Van Raalte has the honor of bein &
the first boat through the straits this
season.
This is the latest season, by one day,
ever known for the opening OF the
straits.
MIR, and Mrs. E. 0. Penney entertained
pleasant company of friends last
evening.
Rev. c. Ii. Northrup has recovered from
his recent illness sufficiently to be out
on the street.
The Lawrence left Chicago Saturday
evening for Cheboygan, but has not yet
put in an appearance at this port.
The steamer IvanhOe il announced to
leave Detroit to-day to take her place on
the route from st Ignace to Manistiqus.
Mrs. G.. P. Langdon, we are glad to
learn, is thought to be in fair way to
recover from her long and painful ILL
ness.
Miss Emily Elliott's millinery open
ing was inaugurated yesterday and will
continue the balance Of the week. This
is something the ladies are especially
interested in.
Thursday evening Of next week there
will be barrel race, blindfOlded, at the
skating rink, the participants being
from among our young men of the tewn.
Lots Of fun may be expected.
DR.. Berdan, of the Cheboygan Sanitar-
ium, is suffering from slight attack of
rheumatism and is trying SEINE Of his
own medicine to see what effect it will
have. He claims it is helping him.
The Cheboygan Sanitarium has issued
tickets selling for $40 which in addition
to securing board and treatment guar
antees certain sum per week to the
holder while incapacitated from work.
little daughter Of W. w Smiths. du-
ring recess this forenoon, undertook to
slide down the stair rail and when about
half ay down fell off, striking on her
face on the floor, hurting herself quite
seriously.
The selection made by council Tues
day night for janitor Of the Town Hall
is not very favOrably endorsed by our
citizens, the general opinion being it
was eass of penny wise, and pound
fo0lishness."
Last Sabbath the pastor of the NJ. E.
church was unable to occupy his pulpit
on account of sickness. He desires to
announce to his Pensioners and the
public that he has so far resevsrsd az to
expect to be in his accustomed place
next Sabbath morning, and hopes to
meet full house both morning and eye
ming.
Prof. B. F. Cheesebro leaves on the
Messenger tomorrow morning for Sault
Ste. Marie. To the citizens of that place
we would say that no other plane tuner
visiting ChebOygan has given the salts
faction the Professor has, and can assure |
them that he is an accomplished must
clan and a skillful tuner. Father De-
Smedt, of st. Mary's Catholic church,
gives him very complimentary en-.
dorsement, and from our personal
knowledge we can say Mr.. Chessebro is
deserving of all he has said.
Watts s. Humphreys gallant little
mare, MOllie Harris. made her debut for
the season at the Genteman's Driving
Park. Philadelphia, yesterday in the 1924
class. The following well known horses
were entered In the race: Breeze Medium,
Sister Wilkes, Centella, Windsor NJ,
Dick Organ and Mollis Harris. Mollie
won the first heat in 2:32 and took third
money in the rase. The trotting was on
q half mile track, Knapp" Mccarthy is
driving Mollie this season and writes
Mr.. Humphrey that she Is in the very
best condition, and that on the Fad, inst,
ever mile track, she trottsdIher mile in
2:2716. Three Of her contestants in the
race yesterday were in the Grand circuit
last season and the fact that Mollie won
one heat and secured third money shows
that the little mare made it interesting
for the other nags.
Library Money Apportionment.
The following is a statement of the
number Of children reported to the De-