The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23
THE SUPERIOR TINES,
SATURDAY. sEcTIxEER esr. Is7,

The cool weather has brought the price
Of beef down.
TIE possession of real estate is a sub
stantial capital.
QrrTE q curiosity that chimney on
Shaw's new house.
PorATo vines were killed by the heavy
frast Wednesday night.
ENGLAND's Pride ard Irelanl's glory,
keep butcher shops here.
The heaviest sales of real estate have
been made during the past month.
PARrRrDGEs are said to be quite numer-
Gus on the roads leading from town.
Tue iron hoop fever among the Juvenile
portion of our community is abating.
Mr.. George R. Stull sold his farm at
Twin Lakes, to Joseph Meyer Esq, of this
place.
Col. John IL knight of Bayfield,, is one
of the directors of the Chippewa Valley
Railroad.
LOCAL items are as scarce as greenbacks
In order to run this paper it is necessary to
have both.
ALL in want of fresh vegetables will bear
in mind that they can be found at F. H.
Chasseur's garden.
A NAN would have to wrap up in blan-
ket if he undertook to eat dish of ice
cream this weather.
SWEET potatoes are now used by the
aristocratic class hereabouts 1t is unnec-
essary to state that we use them.
Our community is not troubled much
with burglars. We either have none, or
else there is nothing worth stealing.
ADAM Dopp Esq, descendant of his
renowned relative, is making some substan-
tial improvements around his dwelling.
a NEW town is to be laid out where the
Northern Pacific crosses Red River, to be
called Fargo, after the well known express
man.
Ernest Kramer is also at work around
his house. A new addition is one of the
most prominent features of the improve
mcnt.
Hon. J. M. Rusk, Member of Congress
from this District, was in St. Paul at the
Metropolitan yesterday. Hope he will visit
Superior.
MEssRs. Smith & Parry keep q large
force of men on the North Shore constant
" employed in quarrying stone for the har-
Dor work.
THE Second Street bridge on the corner
of Nettleton Avenue, has received a new
foundation at the towns expense This is
a good improve
THE Polk County Press acknowledges
"pleasant calr' from Mr. Jno. w. Brad
shaw of this place. Those are the kind of
calls he always makes.
SOME fellow imagined himself hero be-
cause he had been sten nights in bar
room,' while MARY men spend ten years in
one and nothing is heard Of them.
We are gratifed to learn from Mr. E. 3.
Glass, that his little son Freddie, is entire
ly out of danger, and that his leg, which
was amputated above the knee is rapidly
healing.
THE Lake Superior Miner, of Ontonagon
Mich, has just entered its seventeenth
year. 1t is a good paper, and should be
literally supported by the people of Onton-
agon County.
J. u. CRAMER, John E. Elliott, and Fred
Bishoff arrived home Monday evening after
on absence of five months, on land surveys
out in Becker Comfy, Minnesota, under
Geo. r. and Geo. T. Stuntz.
THE Board of Supervisors refuse to pay
Messrs. Shelton & Bruno, the full amount
due them for digging the Middletown we'll
A suit will be at once commenced against
them to compel payment of the whole sum
the contract calls for.
p. J. PETERSON, one of the oldest in
habitants of Fondulac, swung his ambro-
slil locks III lOWH tHlS week. MI. l.
came in this country long before public
opinion, and as matter of course is emit
tied to all that is due him.
THE steamer Lolita Bernard left for Sill
yer Island Monday, with a large load Of
lumber, and a respectable list ofpassengers.
The Lolita has just been thoroughly over
hauled and substantially repaired; Mr..
Howard sparing no trouble or expense to