The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-02-24
THE SUPERIOR TINES.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1872.

DULUTH badly "cut'
TEAMS busy as ever.
THIS month has 30 days.
A WRECK on sea or land is sad
QUE folks at Madison know what they
have gone for.
EVERYBODY votes that we are having
splendid winter.
SEE Edward England's advertisement
in another column
A CERTAIN Duluth firm will dissolve
partnership in time.
How beautifully the sun rises and sets
these February days.
Don't go to the benzine can too often.
It docs not remunerate.
TRIED hard to rain Monday evening, and
came very near succeeding.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Shaw left for
three or four weeks visit East last Monday
Mrs. P. E. Bradshaw and child, accom-
panied by Mr.. J. w. Bradshaw, started for
Boston last Monday morning.
ROCHESTER,, Mankato, and Blue Earth
(Minn.) papers go for Hon. Gnash of Ga
lute in manner beyootiful to see.
Mr.. Young ST.. has been afflicted with
severe pleuro-rheumatic affection of late,
but is thought to be slowly mending.
SOME folks would like to believe Superior
sleepy town, but she always has one eye
open. Catch her mapping if you can.
A. ZAcuAU has good supply of fresh
fish, cheap for cash. Smallest sized trout
only weighed 80 TBS. How is that for Lo :?
L. I. SLAYToN of Bradford's lumber
camp, was in town Monday morning. He
reports that the camp has already paid ex-
penses.
ONE or two st. Paul aldermen have join
ed the cinic geese of New York, Chicago
and Galute, in trying to override the pub
lie opinion Of their city.
A NEW road has been struck out across
the Bay, as the teams slumped the old
track too much during the thaw Keep on,
as per guide-board, and cross near Squire
Felts
A CERTAIN rumor this week that eds
CONDO berated' one or two chronic doubt
ers as usual, has been traced to it's source
in a misrepresentation No danger in that
quarter.
Hon. S. II. Clough and Col. Hayes went
over to the St. Paul region early this week.
The Colonel has returned, but the Judge
remains till after the March term Of Court
on the St. CroiX.
CAPTAIN Starkey has been flying around
like section of field artillery this week.
He returned to the City on Thursday
night, after brief absence, with rushing
business in his eye.
ONE or two of our old settlers rode out
to the Pokegama bridge, Thursday, and
"looked at it with their eyes" The men
and timbers were there, and the future ave-
nue. Of the Northern Pacific visible.
TIE Minnesota legislature would have
done well to think twice before trying to
commit their noble state to unfolding the
Duluth harbor-fraud. 1t can only go one
way in the counts. Look out for breakers.
Tue Government Officers of the Cabinet,
and Engineer Corps, refuse to be response
bic in any legal sense for the dyke, or its
particular location, hindrance of commerce
etc. They foresee time in the courts for
this complicated business.
WAsHINGToN's birthday was a holiday
with the schools. The Sociable of the I'm
ion congregation which met at Landlord
Avery's, in the evening, was the only fcs-
tive gathering we could hear Of A guest
reports s6.00realized in mites, which shows
q goodly number present
An old settler in this neck of the woods
call along Shore" says that the treaty
which gave these rivers and bays to the
United States makes their waters forever
navigably free, and that any citizen may
carve his sentiments on the dyke with an
AK, after its construction.
WE say to the few indigo vendors ia SH-
perior, don't sell out every time a Duluth
tie rumors at you. Their grapevine news
comes from one or two parties on this side
that you would disregard at first hand.
Second hand Superior grumbling revamped
by outside know-nothings is a poor thing
to take stock in.
Mr.. Staughton, the Contractor for the