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Detroit Harbor. Capt. John Cornell has filled his ice house, Jordan & Gagnon theirs, and the owners of the tugs Welcome, Hill and Pilgrim the one on Fishermen's Point.

Detroit Harbor. Nor Shellswick has extended his dock in Detroit Harbor, bringing it into deeper water and giving him better facilities for handling wood. He also reports having many hundred cords of wood down at the Lake Shore dock where he lives.

Detroit Harbor. The tugs Welcome and Truscott have been fishing out of this port all winter but have on the while had a hard job of it as they are quite light and not built at all for ice crushing.

Detroit Harbor. Capt. Ole Christianson and Jacob and Ole Bowman are building a scow for use at the Bowman dock.

The schooner Madonna is properly hauled out for repairs since her unfortunate pounding on the rocks of Detroit Island. Most all of the seams in the bottom have opened and will have to be calked and there were also four holes or places stove in. Capt. Christianson is exceeding grateful ...

Our Inland Marine. The Washington Island tug Liberty was in port several days the first of the week, during which time her engineer, Chas. Allen made some needed repairs to the engine, the crank pin of which ran hot at times. She was also given a new siphon. The Liberty ...

Detroit Harbor. Fishing from Detroit Harbor has become quite an industry of late, up till about five years ago, when the Hill Bros. began operations here, there were none. Since then Capt. Jno. Cornell, tug Unknown; Capt. Uls. Cornell, tug Welcome; Capt. P.M. Chambers, tug L. ...

Mrs. Jacob Johnson, Dick and Victor Johnson left here Monday. They were on their way to Two Rivers where they are having a crude oil engine installed in the fish boat "King." Mrs. Dick Johnson accompanied them as far as Sturgeon Bay where she will spend a few ...