The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-09-22
.OCAL AFFAIRS.
Vol. 8, No. l,

Growing strong and vigorous
th age.
w Gather clear, cool and not fal
m frost in the mornings.
Potato harvest is now in order.
'rop light.
The body of Mr.. Hector
rowned at Duluth last week, was
covered Oh Sunday near Hughes
3ck.
"A. c. Robinson has purchased
Jas. II. Flynt's novel uble-hul1
sail boat, and proposes to remodel
the craft on plan of his own.
Charley Fregeau mashed the
fingers of one of his hands quite
severely the other day, while en-
gagged in raising Mr.. Howard's
store building.
R. @. Mitchell has gone 10 In
diana to the bedside of his aged
mother, who is quite sick, and Judge
Parker occupies the Tribune's edi-
torial chair.
The Northern Wisconsin fair
association has received a promise
from Gov. Wade Hampton, OF
South Carolina, to be present at the
annual exhibition.
An exchange in voluminous
article explains how 10 1--we on dol
lar day, but it doesn't tell where
to get the dollar, and the informa-
ton is therefore of no special value
to Us.
We learn that the uppertown
school will open early in October,
md that strong effort will be made
. open at least one department in
The lowertown school about the
anne time.
Hon. D. f. Bailey, of Baldwin,
It. Croix county, is the Republican
andidate for State Senator in this
district. He is said to be an ex-
oellent man. The Democrats have
made no nomination as yet.
The Superior girls feel awful
bad because J. P. Larson went all
the way to Sweden for wife.
And still they all, we feel sure, join
with us in wishing him and his
estimable choice long and happy
life.
Mr.. Golfers horse which lit
out SO uuceremoniously one even
ing last week, has been tracked to
the woods north Of Twin Lakes,
apparently making for his old home
near St. Paul. Alex Tourville is in
pursuit.
L. G. Hughes, of Duluth, with
the intention Of going out of bus
mess on account of poor health, is
offering for sale at and below cost
his immense stock of dry goods,
clothing, millinery, groceries, etc.,
etc. Cali into his store when you
visit Duluth.
"A boy was sent for doctor,
his mother being i'll. when, looking
down the street, he saw a grea:
crowd. Then came struggle be-
tween duty and curiosity, but be
finally started for the crowd, saying:
"fhe old lady's pretty badly off,
but | know she wouldn't want me
to miss that fight"
The old bridge over Bluff creek
was recently destroyed by fire, evil
IDENTIFY the work of an incendiary.
Who 1t is in this community that is
dastardly enough to commit such a
communistic act is what the author
ties would like to find out. The
walls Of Waupun are not strong
enough for such character.
Those who wish to keep posted
~ regard to the immense farming
'peratlous OF the line of the North.
I'm Pacific, should subscribe for the
Fargo Times. Terms, including
postage, 81 per year IN advance
81 for six months. Address E. B.
Chambers, Editor Times, Fargo
D. I.
Martin Conlon, section fore
man on the Northern Pacific at
Wadena, Mimi, two years ago pur-
chased eighty acres OF railroad land
near Leaf River. Last year he
broke So acres, which be sowed in
wheat this year. The grain has
just been threshed, and Martin has
the snug little pile of l,o15 bushels
OF No. l wheat, over 90 bushels to