Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-01-22
NORTHERN TRIBUNE
THURSDAY. JANUARY 90, 1886.
THE CITY.

quarter off for go days.
James F. Moloney took run down the
railroad yesterday on business.
Geo. Lawrence has resumed his posi-
ton at the Michigan Exchange.
H. Chambers is ont buying new goods
and proposes to wake up the natives
when he returns.
Mrs. E. T. Farmer entertained num-
Der of her lady friends at Ave o'clock
tea on Friday last.
E. o. Penney goes to Detroit next
week for mole new goods. Look out for
bargains when he returns.
All those who are fond of taffy should
attend the race, at the rink, Thursday
evening next. Good music.
F. C. Mcdonald put in lumber camp
this week on Black river and expects to
put in about 100000 feet of logs.
The record book and papers belonging
to Ruddock Post G. A. R., which wero
lost, have been found and returned to
the post.
Captain Charles Kitchen says he sur
prised his wife one morning last week
by getting up and splitting wood before
breakfast.
will RindskOff of the Star Clothing
House, whe has been outside on business
left Detroit last night for New Orleans
to see the show.
Don't fail to attend the grand opening
Saturday Jan. Gath, Of Wsrthsimer Bros.
one price clothing house. Main street,
opposite A. P. Newton's.
The Star Clothing House advertissS
great reduction sale on winter goods,
The boys mean business when they say
reduction. Read their advertisement.
j. P. Sutton, superintendent of the
poor, says the demands on the poor fund
for relief have been much more numer-
GUS this winter than in former winters.
There should be full attendance of
the citizens of ChsbOygan at the meeting
at the council room tomorrow evening
to consider the question of city charter
for Cheboygan.
Last Thursday one Of the settlers on
Bots Blanc island harnessed on his
skates and skated oyer to ChsbOygan
from the Island and back On the ice,
making good time.
The rush at Penney g. FrOst's store
last Friday morning was simply i'm
mense, their large store being complete
ly crowded. That advertisement In the
TRIBUNE brought them out.
B. Brogan, treasurer Of Inverness, says
he has been agreeably surprised at the
promptness the taxpayers of the town
have met their taxes. He says more was
paid in during December than in any
previous December.
In view OF the fact that Davenport
Falrbairn & Co. talk of starting up the
iron furnace at ST. Ignaee the first of
May, the citizens of that elongated city
are cengratulating themselves that bet.
ter days are coming.
The general impression 10 that the
saloon business il money making bust.
ness, bat we are Informed by dealer that
a certain saloon in this place was kept
open for sixteen hours one day last week
and only took in fifteen cents.
Otis Glover, OF Chicago, secretary oil
the Cheboygan Lumber company. spent
several days in town and visiting, with
E. Nelson, president, the different camps
putting in logs for the company. They
found everything progressing satisfac
tOrily.
The Chsbeygan Novelty Wood Works
recently received an order from Chicago
and, as.thsir factory had shut down fol
the winter, they arranged with Smith &
Adams for room and power to run 9
lathe to turn out enough to fill the order
and brought down lathe from their
works to the planning mill.
Last Friday Finley Mcdonald. son OF
VIM. f., celebrated the eighth anniver-
sary of his birth by giving party to hi.
young friends In the afternoon. Tn,
house was filled with happy little friends
OF Finley, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald
made the little folks all wish that tho
boy might have frequent anniversary
parties.
With this issue closes the thrilling
stsry that has been appearing for three
previous numbers. It's appearance ere.
atsd quite demand for the TRIBUNE
and the story has boen read with the