The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-23

VuSy III al 'iic roHsc pl MAYOR -.
N~s-ip j" this city tor the past two
weeks aas8 go nr
The latest conundrum that Is
now going the rounds is this, aud
1t is a pretty good one: Wha,
State is round ON both sides and
high in the. middle ?
-Brainerd don't intend TO be
behind other towns of its siz.. and
now it has first-class scandal, in
eolvIng one of the high-m rel chaps,
if ,he reports that come to us are
true.
20. K. Patterson and family
have hidden farewell 10 D1lu'h aud
removed to New London, Wiscon-
sin,-a town some 20 miles north OF
Oshkosh, but We learn that they
will probably soon remove to Cali
tornla.
Mr.. J. ID. Howard proposes to
do his share towards making Lusi-
ness during the coming winter, by
eating large quantity OF wood,
perhaps 1000 cords. He will cut
most of it from a tract of land of
his about miles back of the cIty,
Brother Douglas. of the Supe-
rior Iimes, just "spread himself
when writing mp an account al TN"
late editorial excursion To Fargo
By the way, Charley is acquiring
the repu'a ion and deservedly 40, OF
being about The liveliest editor In
the upper country.
The little steam ferry formerly
owned by he city was called the
"Minnie V" Suppose now. that,
we call brother FOSTERS hypheu-
beaded paper. the "Minnle IA :"
''for short ~ That name would
certainly be q vast Improvement
over that Of the Minnesotian-U Her
aid.
Nils Hall returned on Monday
from NJ arquette, at which place he
tractor, during the last three months
for Messrs. Mercer Il Lute>, on 4
breakwater contract. We are GLAD
to hear ihalhe did very handsomely
on his contract. and that he re-
turns TO Duluth considerably better
off than " hen he went away.
As the lease Of Mrs~'s. Young
blood & Gray, Of The Weller Farm,
expires next spring, We hear that
they will probably surrender the
premises this fall. We hear also
that the firm Of Youngblood q
Gray will soon be dissolved, and
that Mr.. Gray will probably remove
10 London Addition aud carry on
the dairy business there, but that
Mr.. Yonngblood will probably en-
gage in something else.
We regret 10 hear that our old
fellow townSman Edgar Nash, now
OF MlnneapoIls'h has been obliged by
the increasing strlngency OF the
times, to make an assignment Weare
also sorry to see from The last mum
Der of the Chisago County Post
that our old friend Wynko p has
found ii necessary to resort 10 the
same step.
Our neighbors over the bay are
getting "enthused" again, over tn
prcspect Of the building of the State
Line Road 1t seems that Mr.. Cor
ooran, the Washington millionaire,
who is one OF the largest non-resi-
dent property owners IN Superior,
has written a letter TO Congressm an
Beck, in " Inch he says that he
thinks that the above branch should
now be built, at once, and in which
he expresses his willingness to do
his part In that direction--some-
thing which he, under the Influence
Of the late Jesse ID. Bright, has
heretofore declined to do. Well,
we believe it to be susceptible OF an
easy demonstration that the build
ing Of that road would be a bless
sing to Duluth, and NO, we hope that
MIR. Corcoran will go ahead -etas
- EXCURSION To- BISMARCK. Quite
q number OF the citizens OF Duluth