The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-05-17
THE SUPERIOR TIMES,
TO-DAY is the Norwegian Fourth of July.


TIE sun drawing water" yesterday afternoon.
BosroN furnishes the swinder this week. Amount
100000.
THE Uppertown High School closed its spring term
yesterday.
MogE visitors expected in Superior this season,
than last.
STEAMER has been putting all day in the ice down
the north shore.
SOME already predict that will have two steam
ferries this year. Ay, ay, Sir.
THE Acadia pushed up to Duluth through the float
ing ice, on Thursday morning.
ALBERT Bishof the little boy who broke his leg re-
Gently, is beginning to go about again.
BUSINESS on the Erie canal did not begin for the
season till day before yesterday, May 15
AFFAIRS are very much unsettled in France and
Spain, as well IS in Louisiana and Modociana
ANDREW Soderlund is preparing to erect dwelling
house in the vicinity of J. p Larson's il Uppertown
WAGONS still struggle with the road to Ashland;
two teams passed through town to-day, en- for
that place
LARGE numbers of railroad hands, probably two
hundred passed through town this week bound for the
Wisconsin Central.
Mr. Jerome Merritt was in town this week, bidding
good bye Himself and family leave Oneota for farm
in the region beyond St Paul.
THE number of tasteful and appropriate monuments
and marble memorial slabs in our village cemetery,
would do honor to the feelings of larger place.
MOST of the U. S. Victories around the Lava beds,
remind US of John Phenix, who held man down by
inserting his between the teeth Of the PROSTATE
foe.
II is said that piece of hemlocl bark in each po-
tato hill will disgust the bugs If so the bug
will be variety of " hemlock extract" much priced
in this region.
CHICAGO paper states that the trees were as bare
of leaves in that quarter on May 7th Dee TIN.
So the Northwest is not the only section this year,
where the season is late.
MILWAUKEE is known Beerburg, Chicago
Burntburg, Cincinnati Hogburg New York
Killburg Philadelphia Slowburg, Boston Blow
burg and Duluth as Hamburg.
PRoF Rogers, the tall geology man, has been lee
turing at Sank Rapids The poor old soul deserves all
the change he gets, certainly doing enough walking
and talking for living at his age
terprsing with their early spring wheat. Don't crowd
the season, boys. 1t has been hard winter 1928
will be remembered as sure as and 8 are 5.
SENATOR Henderson truly said this week at St Louis,
that onetwenteth of the Government money invested
in western railroads would build canals enough to
transport freight East at onefourth present rates
ALL work on the Northern Pacific" dock extern
sion has stopped at Duluth. As the Government has
stopped appropriations the Breakwater it looks as
if the Zenith bottled up" with the stopper in
EDITOR D'Unger of Duluth proposes to build corner
of Fourth Street and Lake Avenue in that This
would indicate that he had come to stay which fact
will doubtless give great JOY to the other Duluth
editors.
To pool or not to pool is still the question with the
N. & ST. P and Chic. & N. w. roads, according to
half hundred prints who have been guessing the
matter since April lst. They will know when they
End out
WE suppose you know that the old Wisconsin Cen
trail will be here, anyhow by the fall of 1875 at the
outside The Central has actual existence in north
Wisconsin, and there is of doubt that it
has accepted the grant"
GRUMBLERs will take notice that we intend to h ue
jump at every proposition, Fl ht every one When
fair, well Unbalanced plan wheels right under u.s. we
Intend to drop. Isn't that the ticket?
THE former Secretary of State of Minnesota Col
Hans Matson for the last years emigration agent
of the Lake Superior and Mississippi railroad returns
from Sweden in June, with company Of emgrants
who will settle the line of that road between Saint
Paul and Lake Superior.
ALMOST FiRE.--The residence of Mr.. Bishof took
fire on Tuesday morning. and there was quite a
wind blowing, only escaped destruction by being dis
covered in time. The flames were exuinguished with
no greater damage than the loss of few of the roof
shingles, which Mr.. Bshoff promptly replaced.
THE Mil Journal of Commerce keeps fair record of
the new manufacturing enterprises springing up in
Wisconsin Would that Superior had cause of men,
ton early and often There several parties in this
vicinity who will enlarge their business start new
manufacturing establishments the opening of rail-
way work.
FrRE-The picturesque cottage Minnesota point,
opposite Superior, built by the pioneer Geo R. Suntz
Esq. in 1856, took fire Thursday and burned the
ground The origin of the fire is unknown, as the
house was unoccupied. The property owned by
Mr. n. Wetar of this place, was not insured, and we
sincerely regret his loss which is about $500.
IT is pleasant to the eye to see the tugs frisking
about in the Bay again. Here goes one, pulling raft
Of logs there is another trying snake crib into
"possh J" and right down the Bay comes another on
the passenger lay Pretty soon the L. S. dredges viii
begin to play elephant in a line Is from the natural
trance to the docks at Superior and"-further on