The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-11-30
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NlDLoT.
Leaves have their time to fall
and falls have their time to leave.
The boys and girls are having
lots of fun skating these days.
Engine hose and trunks neatly
repaired or made to order at
Wright's new harness shop Duluth.
Thanksgiving day was respect
ed here in a sociable but rather
quiet manner.
John Mcdonald and Matthew
Carol have started to manufacture
shingles in Spaldipg's pillow factory,
Duluth.
"A fire in Duluth on Monday
destroyed Fewson's old drug store
and the two adjoining buildings.
Loss perhaps $500.
We never see girl rolling a
cud of gum about IN her mouth but
that we think of the wandering
chew.
Old harness cleaned and re.
paired at Wright's harness shop,
opposite LaVaque's store, Superior
street, Duluth.
IS. W. Hill, the old Lake Supe-
rior mining captain, is now the res
ident manager of the Ute and Ule
silver mines in Lake City District,
Hinsdale county, Colorado.
"A Rush City man was arrested
for stealing telegraph pole. What
an awful mouth he must have to re-
quire toothpick of THAT size.
Mr.. Bischoff has our thanks for
a fine, large section of one Of the ex-
tra-large pumpkins raised by him
this year. 1t enabled US to have a
good, old fashioned pumpkin pie for
our Thanksgiving dinner.
The most vigilant and constant
search has failed to find the body
of Antoine Cadotte, and now that
winter has taken hold of the waters
of the bay it is doubtful if the re-
mains will ever be recovered.
The Burlington Hawkeye has
noticed that from the time that a
boy is eighs years old until he is
thirteen he devotes two solid hours
of every day Of his busy life to
learning how to make some new
kind of noise.
Nicholas w elter, Lewis Thomp-
son, Chas. Lord and Frank Newago
started on Monday to cut out the
road to Verrnllion Lake prepare
tory to hauling the Indian goods
over it for contractor Zachau.
Frank B. Smith, sou of DR.,
DIR. Y. Smith, and Miss Isabel Eys.
ter, daughter of w. E. Eyster, Esq,
were married in Duluth by DR..
Rice on Tuesday evening. The
wedjingi is said to have been a
highly recherche affair.
Newspaper editing is funny
amusement Ifyou give 3 man a
$500 puff, he never sees or mon
tons it; but let one line against him
appear, and he sees it almost before
the paper is off'the press, and spends
two days in abusing yon.
Allie Lord, the runaway boy,
returned home last evening, to the
great JOY and surprise OF bis parents,
having come all the way from But.
falo by rail. He says he has seen
enough of life abroad and proposes
stayingSat home after this.
Sixteen leading citizens of Du-
luth have been chosen to represent
that burg at the forthcoming har-
Der convention at St. Panl. Supe
rior has received an invitation to
send delegates, and at least half a
dozen citizens should so down to
take care of our part of the ques'
.ion.
Friedrich Berkelmann, deputy
county auditor of St. Louis county,
died yesterday at his home in Du-
iuth, of heart disease, after an illness
of only a week. The deceased was
about 80 years of age, widower, a
man of the highest character, loved
and respected by all who knew him,
and his sudden demise casts deep
gloom over very large circle OF
friends and acquaintances,
What railway communication
with the outer world is going to do
for Pembina, d. T., is thus set forth
by the correspondent of the Fargo