The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-06
JPERt0E TIMES.
spsE, nav srH 1871.

= az very scarce.
Ion. A. = Thurman Of Ohio has our
hnA- 70 ate tavors.
Pop agons or the streets remind Us
sa. summer al hand.
lr.n f,r the WISCONSIN, Central Railroad
hi arrived q, Green Say.
tEeueeioed some our citizens .lanting
peas il tl,,ir gardens 10 day.
Lara quantes Of lumb Is arri ing AMI
oar y.r is are GETTING filled
u PsticE Fay pIaped -everlI b she's
8 lotat e. last week on MS nm.
a ditch i, being dug on Thru Street
rom 81 son 10 Thom. son Avenues.
i uew sidewalk is to be laid on Second
from Nctteton to Becker avenue.
Che % + Of Mr.. r g. Cobun's store has
been much improved by coat Of paint.
r. ma Lynchs house is all rla~tered
an vii soon be ready for an occupant. =
sIr r. &. Coburn has the contract to
buitd a picket fence around the Court
House.
Lumbermen are getting ready TO drive
their logs down Pohegama creek which is
now open
We now receive our mails regularly each
day, which is a great satisfaction to the
community.
The schooner Stranger has been baiIed
ont, and now rides on the water like a
Iitle duck,
Maj CLARK and family are to live at Red
CiiH, point on the Indian reservation a
lcw mics below bayfield,.
The bad weather for the past two weeks
has been damaging to the progress Of pub
lie improvements III this place
Every street and alley should be cleared
Of It's rubbish before warm weather sets in,
and The summer travel commences.
We soon expect to hear some loud noise
from the Superior Cornet Band. They
have got brass" enough to make it.
THE Duluthians must be a very dry set
ofmortal< Judging, from the large quantities
Of beer shipped from this point over there
every week
TIE fare between here and Duluth IS
aty cents, There would be more than double
til. amount Of travel if the fare was TWEEN
~ Eve GEMS.
II Whaeloel, Esq. putting substantial
s.aee around his garden Of thirty-two lots,
tie whole number Of which he owns, with
thg exception Of thirty.
The Oyerseer Of Highways is at work on
Second ST. with small force ofmen, clean
ng out bitches aad Strengthening things up
generally after the winter.
aI,n are at work upon the stone founda-
ton for the new residence OF 1Lr. Richard
Riff When that foundation rots, the
owners head Will be different color.
Garden fences are being built and pair
al. Our people intend to RAISE enough
vegetables ,1r themselves anyhow. TINS IS
What tae CaH OF Duluth calls meddling
with industry.
TnE raft IF logs belonging to Peyton &
,,1.uba which went out into the lake, wa,
: a.as. up by the northeaster and the logs
led hore \ ting and large crew
II men are picking them up.
The railways used to have the "broad-
gauge fever Now from Massachusett, to
Colorado they are threatened with the
marrow gauge" They viii yet come back
to the old gauge as compromise
Flnerersknuckletucls is game that is
played ''lor keeps and was unknown to the
ancients. We would give . big "bonus"
iti5 still remained a mystery to the present
generation. Ku-klux isn't patch to it.
Every aborer unprovded for should buy
d lot tor future home, even if he has to
make monthly payments. Pitch in and get
LOT, when that is paid for, so to work and
build house, ana any spare time you can
work and improve your own property,
SOMETHING Misunderstanding is want
ol worse now than 4 good ferry scow on
Nemalii river Considerable farming is
done On that side, aud means of getting
across is very badly needed. This IS q
matter which should receive prompt atten-
ton from the proper authorities.
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QGIrE a number OF Duluthians were up
on our streets yesterday. They all behav-
Cd themselves very well, and one Of them