“It is possible to go the whole way from Buffalo to Chicago by water, through Lakes Erie, Huron, and Michigan, without change of steamer. The ‘North Land’ a magnificent steamer of the Northern Steamship Co., leaves Buffalo (wharf at foot of Main St.) every Wed. and Sat. in summer at 8 p.m. The ‘North Land’ goes through to Chicago, which it reaches on Sat. at 1 p.m.; Chicago passengers change at Mackinac Island. Through-fare to Chicago $13.50, berths extra (to Mackinac from $3 up). Luggage up to 150 lbs. is free. Fares to Cleveland, $2.00: to Detroit, $4.75; to Mackinac Island, $8.50; to Sault-Ste-Marie, $10.75; to Duluth $17.00. These steamers are admirably appointed in every way and afford most comfortable quarters.”

In 1919 she was sold and cut into two pieces at Buffalo and was towed to Montreal, Quebec. Plans to convert and operate her as an ocean liner or troop ship never materialized. She lay in her dock until 1921, when she was dismantled and

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