The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-01-27

COulu not. DE IOund III VIC oio0i NV
to fill that position. Mr.. Clongh
was judge of this Circuit IL years,
and gave general satisfaction
Burnett Co. Sentinel.
The settlers in Herman Town
ship, north of Oneota, raised con-
siderable wheat the past season.
We are informed that over one
thousand bushels of last years crop
have up to this date been sold IN
Duluth. The yield was in most
cases over thirty bushels to the acre.
The hardy Polanders and Fin
landels who have settled In Her
mantown are carving out farms and
homes for themselye that will i'll a
| few years have more value than
any prairie farm.
-"Tll see you again, I'Il look in
to the matter, Keep track OF this,
Chalk it down, Put it on your slate
for a few days, Make minute oft,
I'll pay you in day or two, | am
expecting a remittance from my
Grand father, | had mining draft
that had IN be safyf, back for endorse
nent, made draft on man over
a month ago and lie has not paid it
yet, AS soon as the logs come down,
When 7 sell my fish, When my furs
come IN" These are few of the
ways the people of Lake Superior
pay their bills these times,
Z 4 bear was killed at Nc
CorInick's numbering camp on the
South Shore last week. It seems
that M. Druin being disturbed from
his winter lullaby in hollow tree,
by the noise of choppirg close by,
thrust OFT his head to see what the
/ matter was. Thomas Bowers and
james Lafan promptly made bis &C
euantance, and soon despatched
him by striking him over the head
with an axe. The animal was a
laIge ore, apparently about three
years old, and the meat was very
fat and good.
Here is something worth re-
membering. A little three yoar old
boy Of Mr. Geo. Z. Brooks of this
place, by some means forced but
ton into one Of his nostrils. 1t re.
named there, causing no particular
trouble TO the child, for FIVE days.
all eIorts 10 remove it proving un-
availiug. Mr.. James r. Snyder
bearing CT the case declared at once
that he would cause the button TO
come out instantly, without pain 10
the little one. Closing the unob,
structed nostlil by pressure, and
asking the child &c let him kiss it.
he suddenly blew a full breath into
the child's mouth, wnen presto, the
button dropped to The tloor,-to the
entire relief Of the little fellow, and
/, the great JOY of its parents. Mr..
Snyder deserves diploma for his
philosophical and effective method
in removing the foreign substance
SUDDEN DEATH - Mr.. W. S
Patrick, Of Minneapolis, died yer,
suddenly at Williamsport, Pa, Oh
tuesday evening last. Mr.. Patrick
, resided for many years at Detroit
, Mich, whence he removed to Ste
; ven's Point in this State on the
opening of the Central r. R., anc
engaged in the baking business il
, that city. He recently removed his
family to Minneapolis, and was pre-
pairing to open large wheat farm
on the line Of the Northern Pacific
| Mr.. Patrick was about so years 0.
age, was widely known and highly
esteemed, especially among lumber
men and pine land dealers, with
whom he had large transactions
and the sympathy Of many friends
will be extended to his bereayed
family.
A gentleman from Maine
dropped a thunder clap among the
good people of Duluth by informing
them that the water they were USING
was far from being as wholesome as
y 10 4