The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-04-20


others at the head of the lake. 1t is good
thing to see people go into the raising of
fruit.
Men are frequently like tea-the real
strength and goodness are not properly
drawn out until they have been in hot water.
Grading has commenced on the Hudson
and River Falls railroad. The contracts are
let for two miles of work.
The proudest day in the life of baby is
when his mother takes him home from the
show and whips him for not receiving the
first prize.
The Lake Superior North Shore line of
steamers the coming season, will comprise
the propciors Manitoba, Ontario, Asia. Sow
areign and Quebec.
"A child can pick up good deal Of in
formation if it will keep its ears open whle
it's mother, IS conversing through knot
hole in the fence with the woman next door.
Frank Perfect, one OF the early settlers
of Superior, died few days ago at White
Bear Lake, where he has spent many years
following the avocation of hunter.
A score of full.born Americans will
move three wagon-loads of lumber to uncover
poor old rat, where cash offer of fifty
cents each would have no effect.--Detroit
Free Press.
-Peyton & Co. saw mill recently started
up and is now running in full blast This
firm have added patent fan blower to their
MILL which works like charm in carrying
the shavings from the paner to the furnace
A Maine man soothed woman who
was terrified upon seeing boy walking upon
the roof of a mill by saying: Oh, no, mama,
there ant no danger You see he'd have to
fall more'n five stories before he'd get hurt.
1t is quite a long fall, five stories is ma'am
He was so drunk that he could not walk,
could scarcely move and only partially artic-
ulate. A friend of his came up AMI upbraided
him. "If were in your place." said the
friend, 'I'd go out into the woods and hang
myself" 'If (hic) you were in my place,
how (hic) the duee would you get to (hic)
the woods?" was the squelching inquiry.
A schoolboy being requested to write a
| composition upon the subject Of pins pro-
duced the following: "Pins are very useful
They have saved the lives of great many
men, women and children-in fact whole
families" ''How so? 2" asked the puzzled
teacher. The boy replied. "Why, by not
swallowing EN-"
Mr.. 3. Silberstein of Duluth desires us
to say that he has just arrived from below
with large, varied and very choice assort.
ment of goods in his line, consisting of dress
patterns, shawls, hosiery, ribbons, carpets
etc, etc in fact everything in the dry
goods and millinery line,-all of which he il
selling at wonderfully low prices All in
want of choice goods of the latest styles, and
at the lowest prices, would do well to give
Mr. S. call
Steamers are arriving at Duluth quite
briskly these days, mostly from Canada
and loaded with passengers and freight des
tined for Manitoba and beyond "Wednesday
of this week the streets of Duluth were
crowded with strangers-50O it was said-all
preparing for their journey northwestward
These Canadians are generally well dressed,
good-looking, intelligent energetic people,
who will no doubt buill up an empire in the
northwest that Britain will be proud Of
Tine people of Duluth, Superior, Oneota
and the whole country hereabouts were
startled almost to death this week by the
news of the sudden and unexpected arrest of
the two leading editors of Duluth on the very
grave charge of--keeping dogs without a
license We are glad to be able to say that
our brothers of the quill paid the demand
and costs like little men, and were discharged
with the admonition from Judge Martin that
if they were caught again he would enforce
the full penalty, which we believe is not
more than one year in the penitentiary
Owing to the rapidly increasing business
of the n. P. R. K. the company has been
obliged to put on another train, making three
trains-passenger accommodation and freight
each way daily, between st. Paul and Far
go. The accommodation train leaves Fargo
for the east daily excep: Saturday at 6:25 p.
M, running through to Duluth, where it ar
rives at 1880 p. m. the next day. Leaves
Duluth daily except Sunday at loo p. M, ar
irving at Fargo st $40 a. m. The running
time of the other trains, both passenger and
freight, remains the same, except that the
freight train west leaves here at $50 instead
of a. m.-F0yo Times
Here is the result produced by our
white leghorns the past week. We have
eighteen pullets: April /; l6 eggs; April 2,
II; April 8, IS; April 4, l6; April 5, Is;
Total in five days S5; Who have eighteen
chickens that can beat them Ashland