The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-05-31
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1878.


LOVELY weather the last part of the week.
Nor little planting going on these days spite of
the wet weather
TRAVEL has notoeably increased since the putting
of a steam ferry
THE celebrated chief London detective had his peck
cts picked in New York.
LANDsLIDEs reported on the Mississippi Road above
Fonduac this week as usual.
HYDROGEN gas promises to supply the place of coal
gas, and to be less expensive.
ORANGES of the patrons of Husbandry becoming
numerous in the Western States.
THE first dandelion bloomed yesterday; the cowsips
and violets were few days in advance
IRIS about time for the book agent and potato bug
to make their appearance Things getting green.
THE Warm Spring Indian of Lake Superior. pad
dies his own canoe and his for pckerel, etc.
Mr. j. D. Howard removed his family last Wednes-
day. to his farm between North Branch and Sunrise,
Mimi
IT was the Mohawk question that bothered
grandfathers, 1t is The Mohawk question that troub-
les their grandsons.
THE Minnie V. play tug finely, occasion. She
spits along about fast with load of hay,
wagons and horses, if going it alone.
Few things add more to the appearance and cash
value of house than good coat of paint. Just look
around in town. Yes, and in Uppertown too
SEVERAL little girls of Duluth, approaching the
beauties of our Nemadji river, the ferry
this morning. to have picnic on its beautiful banks
MONDAY it did rain hard. The head of the Lake
had the BRAIN Fog, like that the banks
of Newfoundland, came down on Wednesday morning.
YE pedder man still shoulders his pack, and bends
his back, and waddes from door to door, while what
a man wants. if he isn't Ounce he can go and buy at
the store.
STEAMERS have reached the Zenith at last and we
rejoice with the boys What's theirs is ours, and
what's ours is own. We the g Head of Lake
Superior" too and propose to get up corrected ed
ton of the Duluth maps in tire.
You want to find the ferry do you? Well, 90 to
Schuttes dock the canal at Duluth, to the lake
side of Coburns factory Quebec Pier Superior. If
you live up the bay, go to the end of Uppertown dock
make demonstrations till the NJ. v heads for YOU
IT is stated that the editorial association of Wiscon
SIM after meeting at La Crosse the 18th of june
will enjoy excursion up the St Croix valley then
to the Head of Lake Superior, and out on the North
ern Pacific Road to Bismarck at the Missouri River
crossing.
EVERY man thinks it easy matter to beat base
drum, steer steamer, newspaper, while
three exactng and troublesome occupations
could hardly be found. The first requires the incest
of time the second the incest sense of space
and the last the incest of the fitness of things
THE Ashland Press says, 'Thos. Calverley Robert
Osborne and Edward Greeley of Superior, came over
land early in the week, with two horse team, loaded
with 700 lbs of railroad tools etc. making the trip in
three days They report the road to be fair and with
the expense of few thousand dollars, udciously APP
Piled the could be made feasible one"
The Duluth Herald says the Superiorites are not as
happy as they wont to be. Go from home to hear
the news, applies that statement. As Superior is
to have the Northern Pacific Railroad and be put on
an 'equal footing" with Duluth before the commercial
world, don't know what any of folks have to
mourn over 1t must be Bro. Herald, that they put
sad countenance when calling you to make
YOU feel 'appy.
THE DYKE.-Under direction of Capt Amy Gov
eminent Superintendent, an opening was made in the
dyke, near Minnesota Point Thursday. The open
ing made by of a dredge, and is about one
hundred feet wide, admitting the passage of tugs ETC.
very strong current flows through the opening
towards the Duluth canal There was another opening
made near Rces Point, weeks before, by the
current of the St Louis.
We have received copy of Harrison and Warmers
Railroad and Sectional map of Wisconsin 1t is in
deed beautiful and accurate map of noble state
The completed and projected railway lines are given
with every important and turn faithfully define
ated To the railroad man, the immigrant, the stu
dent, the explorer the traveller, and especially to
every citizen of Wisconsin, this map will prove ne
cessity and predict unprecedented sale for the
firm whose enterprise has gotten it up. Price $3.50.
Copies sent postpaid receipt of price Address
Harrison and Warner, Map Publishers, Madison Wis
GTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-In County
~ Court. (No. So
In the matter of the Estate William deceased
On reading and filing the petition Superior in
said Couaty representing that William r. Smith late of said
leaving goods chatte and
is the widow OF said deceased and praying that
OF said estate be to her 1t petition
be heard before the Judge of this Court on
MONDAY THE TWENTY THIRD DAY OF JUNE NEXT
at O'Clock pm his of said Coun
be