The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-02-10
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1872.

CENTRAL.
ARE you vaccnated.
Look out for colds and coughs.
WEATHER sublime; beyond criticism.
LAKE Superior shut up some time ago.
No use talking aga ;nst the St. Croix grant.
CLEAN your chimneys for the spring winds
RIcE's Point is looking up. Keep your eye on it.
ANOTHER whiskey murder at the Junction. Stop
them.
SMOKE or fog on the bay and in the woods this
morning,
The Duluth Herald is improving little in news
enterprise
MASKS for the face this week: Valentines for the
heart next.
DID you see the blood red sky in the southeast last
Sunday night?
SOME ice cutting within few days. It is getting
late for good ice.
DrLUrnAxs slide over and look around. They will
find US at home every time.
THREE ugly wolves captured lately at Mr.. Towards
lumber camp on the Pokegama.
SOME good reading matter crowded out this week
We can't notice everything at once.
THE Ninncsotias demonstrated temporarily and
calmly with the slashng Tribune last week
THE Duluth Tribune smokes out the city debt as
over $3.50 900, and goes for three aldermen.
THERE will be no service at the NJ E. church to-
morrow on account of quarterly meeting at Oneota.
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Judge Doolittle and the Utica Daily Bee huns with
out editor.
WITH white ground and bright sun in our sunny
winter days it is pleasanter live here than to shiver
in the damp palaces of I:aly.
THE Fl William mail agent says that the Indians
say that the Canadian Pacific party must have been
lost near Grand Portage in late storm.
WHEN the north shore says Northern Pacific" say
you clay Cooke" That is unwilling the statoo."
He is the north shore Pacific Jayremiah
WEATHER bitter cold on Monday moderating during
the week, till regular sloppy thaw reached yes
tcrday. Cloudy with slight prospect to-day.
THE Wisconsin Central is all under contract the
St Crox grant is under full head Of steam, the Su
perior and Northwestern is grading right along, and
everything is lovely in the Wisconsin railway future.
H. W. JONES begs to inform the public in general
Of the opening of his fine stock of drugs medicines,
stationery and groceries at No. 2S3 Second St. oppo
site Golfers hotel See his advertisement in another
column.
IT is noteworthy that the Milwaukee Necs with half
a dozen for opposing the St Croix grant, has
written nearly as many fine articles in favor of its
renewal The Neus is live, interesting, and power
full paper.
We learn from parties who have traversed the rail
road line from Superior to the n P. Junction this
week. that work is steadily progressing on the differ
ent sections We had intended giving full particulars
but have space in this issue The force of aborers
is constantly increasing, but Capt Sarkey the Chief
Contractor still calls for 500 See his ad-
yertisement elsewhere.
SLEIGHISG perfect; never finer. Just enough
to make the roads good. Persons in other parts Of
the country can form no idea what inestimable
blessing the snow is in this section the umberman,
the teamster the railroad builder, in fact to all, bust
ness men, and the children. Roads are cut
through and into the woods and made available which
are entirely inaccessible and of which not even
trace can be seen in the summer
THE True Republican of Hudson and the stu, d
Times of the same place, copy the article entitled
"Facts for Congress- which recently appeared in this
paper. The Star, which itself has not thrown dim
light upon the subject pays the TINES article the fol-
lowing solid compliment:
The best article we have seen in reference to the
extension of the land grant, publish to-day copied
from the Superior TINES. 1t is right to the point
Read it.
4 GRAND Masquerade came off last evening at the
Superior Skating Rink foot of Nettleton avenue, to
the great satisfaction of all The ice was in excellent
condition. whilst the rink thFonged with skaters
of both sexes The prizes for the best lady skaters
were awarded to Miss Ella French and Miss Julia Cal
verify; ana fer the poorest gentleman skater to Master
Louis Newton. No pains were spared to render the
evening pleasant and agreeable; and understand
the receipts were over s21. We anticipate similar
entertainment again before long Boys be Oh the
look out.
Rev. Father Chebul who started foot three weeks
ago from Bayfield, for the purpose of visiting the In
dams at Lac Courte Oree Great Bend Chippewa Falls,
Wabano &c, safely returned by way of St Paul last
Wednesday night after a weary journey of over 200
miles on foot and snow-shoeng. He chrstened over
40 or so Indians ratified about 20 so mar
riaces and preached % different times in the Chippe
wa language, and once in English at the Chippewa
Falls He expresses himself highly delighted with his
trip and the cordial reception he met from one and
ALL although travelling 9cogajto He also things
are in healthy condition and logging carried very
extensively in the Chippewa valley. He stayed over
here Thursday and took his departure for Bayfield,
Yesterday morning, accompanied part of the way by
Mr. V Cournoyer in his cutter; the balance of the
way he viii travel on foot