The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-04-14
: Superiorisms.

The Northern Pacific road is
again open to Bismarck.
April showers Sunday and Mon
day. Monday afternoon snow storm.
Cloths for men and boys wear
in great variety at
apr14tl SILBERSTEIE'S, Duluth.
The Lowertown school is tax
ing a rest to-day. 1t is Good Friday, and a
legal holiday.
Before purchasing your Dry
Goods, call first at
apr24tl SILBERSTEIN'S, Duluth.
The last Ashland Press is jubi-
liant over the fact that that place is soon to
be connected with the outside world by tele-
graph. We congratulate our neighbors.
Rev. Mr.. Millspaugh will preach
in the Episcopal chapel on next Sunday after
noon. Mr.. NJ. is greeted by good-szed con-
gregations.
Peter E. Bradshaw, ESQ.,, is en-
joying for a few days taste of metropolitan
life as dished up by st. Paul. He went
down Wednesday.
Our genial friend, Charles Bet
ger, moved up to his summer and suburban
residence at Peyton KimbalPs mill, on
Wednesday, to be on hand for spring opera
tions.
The snow, excepting what is
piled in drifts, has entirely disappeared from
our streets and sleighing, except on the bay,
is non est. Transfers are getting out their
wagons.
MARQUETTE & MACKINAw.-The
contract for building this road has been let
lit is reported) and bonds filed with the Sec
rotary of Chicago Railpay Revieac,
March 4.
The ADvANTAGE.-The advan-
tages in buying D. B. DeLand & Co.'S Best
Chemical Saleratus are numerous. Among
them are full weight and pure and uniform
goods
w. II, McCarrie, of England,
is examining the proposed Chicago Lake
Superior Road work on which was abandon
ed in 1874 in the interest Of English capital
lists, who are thinking of building it.
-CountyClerk Cournoyer, on
Tuesday, moved from his former residence
into the fine dwelling house on the corner of
Second street and st. John avenue, owned
by Col. James s. Richie Vincent now has
as pleasant a residence as there is in town.
-Thos. Bardon returned home
Saturday, from Ashland. He came up with
Cooper, but whether that was the reason
Cooper brought taco teams, can only be con-
iactured Anyway, it's all right, Thomas :;
we're all glad to see you back.
live are correctly informed. some
person or persons have been stripping the
pine timber from Section 25, Town As,
Range u, railroad land. Bro. Mears, of
the Polk County Press, who is timber agent
for this district should examine into the
matter
Merchant Zachau's team de-
parted, Tuesday, with full load of supplies,
to be exchanged in traffic with the gentle 10
of the Bad River Reservation. In company
with the supplies was the silver tea set which
was presented to Speaker Fifield by members
of the Assembly, it having been sent yia. Su-
perior in care or Mr. Zaehau.
How delightfully."- refreshing to
the eye of the languid European tourist and
Eastern visitor will those huge snow drifts
on Lake Avenue, Minnesota Point. be. as he
lands at the dock there about the middle of
July next They are immense and solid
about the only solid thing the Zenith possess.
es now, excepting it be the ex-Aayor, our
friend Peter Dean.
David Cooper, Esq, of the
firm of Chapman & Cooper Bayfield,, came
Up Saturday with two teams after goods
starting on his return on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Z says he expects by next spring to get
his goods over the Wisconsin Central which
we shall regret, if it is going to keep him
from making his annual spring visit to Su-
perior.
SUDDEN DEATH.-John Morrisette
relative of our townsman, Louis Morrisette
died, Wednesday noon, at the latters resi-
dence. He was fne-looking, healthy Young
fellow of twenty, and but few DAYS ago was
enjoying good health, but took a severe cold
from which death resulted. Medical assist
ance was not thought necessary until it was
too late. ae was attended in his last mo-
ments by Rev. Father Genin.
i have just returned from the
market, and have open for inspection splen- |
did stock of Dry Goods, Millinery, Fancy |
Goods, etc, which will sell at remarkably !