The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-10-26
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settlers, died recently of lung fever
at his home in Missouri.
Town Treasurer A. G. Brown
has returned from visit of several
weeks in his old Ohio home.
The days are getting "short,"
and how many of US, Alas! can
sympathize with them
William Kimball has moved
his family down from the mill aud
they now occupy the Clough dom
icil recently purchased by him.
Sixteen hundred tons of rail-
road iron are to pass through Du-
leth this fall tor the Pembina and
Winnipeg railroad.
&C. S. Douglas at last accounts
was in Bismarck endeavorlng to
perfect arrangements for the start
ing of a Republican paper there.
The man who claims to be
afraid of ''noting in this world" is
generally afraid to take ont paper
of tobacco in the presence of a
crowd.
Miss Eliza Bardon has been en-
gagged to teach the upper depart
ment of the Middletown school for
the winter terzl, and will common CO
on Monday next.
"A Minnesota State Teachers
Institute will be held in Duluth
next week, commencing Monday
and ending Friday. Cordial invi-
tationS have been extended to the
Superior teachers.
Mrs. o. 3. Churchill who has
had long and severe spell of sick
ness, is now, we are glad to see,
able to move about, and give con-
siderable attention to her household
affairs.
There is talk that the two rail
roads coming into Duluth will
build considerable new docking a.
that place this winter. A lumber
dock is one of the things indispen-
.slbly needed there.
Some people are so good ma.
tured that they are always ready to
promise and neverready to perform.
A French philosopher used to say
Of one of this ik that he spent his
mornings in making promises and
his afternoons in making excuses.
e. H. BY, Of Brainerd, is the
Republican candidate for State SEN
ator in his district. Mr.. Bly's old
neighbers here, where he resided so
long, viii all be glad to see him
elected. lie is man of good,
sound practical ideas, and could not
fail to make al excellent senator.
w lillian J Vincent Of St. Croix
Falls, has been nominated by the
Republicans for the Assembly from
this District. Mr.. Vincent has been
resident Of Polk county 80 years,
and was county clerk Of that coun-
ty for seven consecutive years.
He Is said to be sound, reliable,
practical man.
n. SV. Wheeler, of Oneota, re-
Gently imported from Kenosha,
Wis, for himself and others, fifteen
head of graded Jersey cattle, viz:
one bull, two cows two calves and
ten heiters. |. w. Gates of this
place takes two heifers, l., Lenroot
one, and Geo. w. Perry one of the
calves. We are glad to see this
move to introduce a better grade Of
milking stock into the country.
DO you know that the grum
bling Of people about hard times Is
the real cause of much OF the de
preston and strinssency OF the
times? Fault. Sading tends to wea
ken public confidence in men and
measures. by all means let us looA
little on the bright side and OBJ
serve with pride that our affairs
both public and private, are IN
more healthy condition than they
were one year ago. Timel7 are dai
" improving, aud will be prosper
Gus soon if people will only be con
tented and work to make them So
The Wisconsin Central now
RIM trains to Ashland one day and
back the next, thus reducing that
station and points on the road tor
some distance south, from daily
TO a tri-W eekly service. This 1ac'
shows palmer than anything else we
hnrn soen that The line, as it now is,