The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-06-08

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AT Zachau's.

AT Zachau's.
We have no space this week
for communication from Il. G. but
it viii appear in our next issue.
Capt. James Edwards returned
home Wednesday from business
trip along the Northern Pacific as
far as Fargo.
David ]. Cooper of Bayfield,,
of the Cooper Institute at Sioux
River, has no intention of founding
woman's college at Frog Bay.
Mr.. Thos Clarity arrived home
from Minnesota last week with
drove of cattle for the home mar
kets.
Brooks new ferry boat will be
ready to carry passengers to Du-
luth the fore part of next week. For
full particulars in regard to number
of daily trips, time etc., apply at his
store.
"A committee of nine from Ash
land went over to Bayfield, and
whitewashed bill mite and eight of
his boys. Gosh! Like to know
where they got the rest of their
lime after they had given bill two
coats.
Thomas Bardon, chief editor
of this great family journal. arrived
from Ashland last week, and the
resident editor" after lenciling
this item, at once gladly retired
from the newspaper field for
week or tn O.
We only keep one hen now,
and ever since we bought that pane
of blue glass for her she has been
so busy laying eggs every day that
our rooster is as mad as the
ch(d)ickens because he don't get
any chance to wait on her.
In obedience to the promptings
of quickened conscience, and from
sense of justice and a feeling of
true inwardness to the public, we
feel called upon to make the solemn
confession, that Barney Fristo's
statements are not to be relied up
on to any great extent, yet his &C
count of the wedding is all straight,
he says.
Thirty thousand bushels of
wheat have been shipped from
North Branch, small town on the
line of the St. Paul & Duluth road,
this year. This is the first ship
ment ever made from that town of
any amount, and indicates the won
derful development of farming in
terests in that locality.
We see by the Bayfield, Press
that Burt Bowker (who ever in
well, no matter, he may be) was in
town lately and reported ''fshing
fairly good" We glanced with
feverish excitement through the
same paper for something about Sol
Boutin and fish, but, oh, how disap-
pointed we were. Can't be pos
sible that the Press has gone back
on Sol.
Persons afflicted with hay fever
are entirely cured of the scourge
after one visit to Superior, so that
they never have an attack of it
again. At Ashland and Bayfield,
the suffering patient is only tenn
poraly relieved during the sojourn
there. Now we don't want Sam.
or Col. to sass us back and say one
visit to our place would cure any
thing, even if our climate is "the
enemy of disease and the foe of
pain"
River Falls has club of bald
headed married men organized for
the purpose promoting the growth
of the hair, and for the suppression
of the tlat-iron as an instrument of
domestic discipline. Barron Co4n-
ty Chronotype.
We will bet bottle of hair in
vigorator that our old fellow towns
man, Peter E. Bradshaw, Esq now
prominent merchant of River
Falls, is president of that club. He
is that kind of man anyhow.
Maj. Smith, of ST. Paul, has
opened up 700 acre stock farm
about 80 miles west of Superior, on
the st. Paul road. He has over
sixty head of cattle now, a COM
Portable farm house, a barn three
stories high which will hold ninety
head, fences and other improve
ments. This is but a beginning