The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-07-07
FOCAL AFFAIRS.
Rain, more rain, then rain.

ma. with but:ercups at this season.
We loaned an umbrella this
week aud the borrower returned il!
TIE L. S. Il NJ. Railroad has
changed it's name to St. Paul q
Duluth railrosd.
-Chas. Lord and John Lafave
accompanied party of silver hun
ters 10 Pigeon river his week.
Circuit Court, Judge Barron to
preside, yill convene on Tuesday
aex.. Th- calender is light one.
-aIauy men who imagine them.
selves christians are simply fanatics;
there is not spark Of christianity
about them.
-Ansell Smith, an old and re-
srec;ed citizen OF Duluth, and once
register OF the United States Land
Office there, died in that city last
week.
The anaaal meeting Of the Wis
cops;n State teachers Association,
will be held at Green Bay, July II,
IS aud 10.
George Z. Holeomb, who has
been quite i'll since his return from
the East, is we are glad to see, able
to be around again.
Lookout for the man who
never speaks well of anyone, aid
who is always ready to cast slur,
for lis heart is black, and he is IN
worthy of trust.
There has been but little tres
pass on the St. CroiI railroad lands
the past year--less than ore tenth
what has occurred in previous years.
Thanks to the vigilant care Of State
Agent Fl. A. Taylor, of Hudson.
AT the Island House, Bayfield,,
the bill Of fare is in the Chippewa
language. When a boarder wants
cup of coffee he vinks at the wal
ter girl and whispers, ''Nin onagon
muck-o-Ia-mus-ke-ke-H a-bo p
Il! It occurs to any reader tina,
this issue u slim one, let him
consider that Wednesday was the
Fourth Of July. It is too much to
expect as to do iustice to the Amer
lean eagle and the TINES at the
same time.
Notice the change Of time on
the St. Paul and Duluth railroad, ,
which tooh effect Monday. Trains
leave Duluth at q. m. and arrive
at St. Paul at > p. N. Leave ST.
Paul at 8 q. N. and arrive ut Du-
luth at 4:o5 p. N.
The State school fund income
tor the year ending May 81, was re-
ceived by the countysfreasursr last
week, and at once paid over TO the
town treasurer, who has dlsbursed it
to the school treasurers, district
Ne. One getting, s84.s7 and No.
Two s2460.
Let Turks delight to howl and
fight, for ii. their nature to; let
Bear and Lien growl aud bite, for
madness made them so. But
Yankees, you should never let your
angry passions rise don't quarrel;
trade, work hard, lie low, aud for
ward the supplies.
MIR. Thos Shiels came no from
81 fA"i tais "eek, dele galed by
Co. Farqaaaar t, look after the
h"rbor Improvement. Of course
Dir. 5, after his years residence in
the Sanity city, must now be a
greater sd:ocate of honesty and re-
torm than ever.
The small pox is still raging at
Wadena- DIR, Alonzo Wilson. OF
Moorhead, has been sent by the
State Board of Health, to attend to
the sick, One man, Mr. Stevens.
died last week. NJ. Dan Pinneo.
of Litchfteid, visited Wadeua on
business and caught the loa.hsome
disease. The railroad cars are
tightly closed and the doors locked
while passing through the infected
section.
The Fourth was observed .in a
very quiet manner hereabouts.
business was generally suspended,
every man put on his bes, clothes
and stood on the street most of the
day-watching the boys shooting
off FIRE crackers. The Good TEN
plar organization Of Duluth had a