The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-05
The Superior Times.
Superi0risns.

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MIR. Dennison, a St. Paul fur
trader, was in town Sunday and Monday
looking after furs-
Losr.-A short time ago, red sash. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by returning
the same to John Jibiway.
The burial services of Miss
Fay took place yesterday afternoon, the body
being attending to the grave by very large
number of relatives and friends.
At the last meeting of the Du-
iuth Council a motion was made and passed
that George R. Stuntz be employed by the
City to take soundings in the Superior Entry
and report to Council as early as conven-
lent
-Thos. Dowse, of Duluth, has
been elected Secretary of the St. Paul Cham
Der of Commerce. In the departure of Mr..
Dowse Duluth loses a live and wide awake
citizen, and the St. Paul Chamber of Com
merce gains an excellent Secretary.
The bismarck Tribune says the
steamer Stockdale will probably engage in
the coal trade, this summer, between Bis
marck and the Knife river, the Railro ad Com
pany having determined to use Missouri river
coal on the Dakota Division of the North
ern Pacific.
Mr.. Gillipsis, a government en-
gineer from St. Paul, arrived Monday to take
soundings in the Entry, and concluded his
Iabors yesterday. He departed this morn
ing for Duluth, where he goes to make sound
ings in the Duluth canal
Col. Hiram Hayes, Richard Ref,
ex-County Clerk, aud Vincen. Cournoyer,
County Clerk, departed Monday morning for
Madison, having been subpoened as witnesses
in the suit of Douglas County against Wal
bridge, Brother and Sargent for the recovery
of $4,000 railroad bonds.
Peter E. and John w. Brad
shaw returned home yesterday afternoon
Peter. E. from short soiourn at st. Paul
and River Falls and J. W. from a winters
visit at Boston. They report business very
dull everywhere.
Mr.. Ira Bradford, who has
beenspen6ing the winter with his fam lily at
Monticello, Mimi, returned to Superior Wed
'nesday, and will soon commence manufactur-
ing shingles at his mill on Connor's Point.
Bill Howenstein has been con-
fined to his house for the past three weeks by
very large carbuncle on his right shoulder,
which has caused him great deal of pain
and suffering. The ''thing" collapsed the
other day, however, and William expects to be
around lively as ever in day or two.
Rev. Frank Millspaugh held
service at the Episcopal Church Sunday after,
noon, the subject of his sermon being Con
frmation.' His next appointment will be
Sunday after next, at which time he will per-
form the rites of confirmation upon those who
wish to be confirmed
The Central Wiscon sin, al
Wausau, advocates the nomination of Hon
Thomas B. Scott as the Republican candidate
for this district to succeed Cate, the present
member of Congress The Portage Register
says that if the nomination falls to the Wis
consin river valley, Mr.. Scott will carry of
the nomination and the election.
The steam-ferry Stillman Witt
made her first trip between Superior and Du
luth yesterday afternoon, and now makes two
trips day..regularly Capt Edwards says he
is now readyto
Punch, brothers, punch with care;
Punch the tickets from Superaire,
Punch in thepresence of the passeniaire,
twelve-trip ticket for three dollaire
A six trip ticket for two dollaire,
A fftyeent scrip for single fare,
Punch, brothers, punch with care,
Punch in the presence OF the passeniaire
Our fellow townsmen, L. Gouge
and Louis Morrisette, who have been at work
on the Wisconsin Central R. R. during the
past winter, returned home Sunday afternoon
having walked from Ashland. They were oblig
ed, with other workmen, to wait three weeks
IN Ashland before getting their pay, mean
while having to pay expensive board bills
thing which they very properly consider a,
a great injustice to themselves, and which
looked like put-up job for the benefit Of
Ashland boarding house keepers
Bright and neat-looking typo.
graphically and spicy editorially, is our opin
ion of the resuscitated Audubon Journal
which comes to US with the L anne of Nat. H.
Knappen at the head of its columns as pub
Usher, and b E. Cooke as editor Mr.. Knap
pen, i'll addition to publishing the journal,
also publishes and editsi the Perham News,
one Of the livliest papers o. the Mp Bro.
K will no doubt find the publishing of two
papers quite a task, but we wot not but that
his energy and perseverance will carry him