The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-05-04
are sowing wheat this spring.
"A copious shower on Tuesday gave the
rraas n rlo boost

1y TWO ceHt one II you C"ii Sos no oCiier.
The pasturage is now excellent, and
cattle are looking well.
Every real good man works spell in the
garden mornings and evenings at this time
of the year.
A sure mode of never succeeding with
your own plans is to give much attention to
those of other people.
Mr.. A. H. Bertrand has secured the
position of grain weigher in Newcomb &
Cos. elevator at Duluth.
House cleating, soap making, ETC., is
now in full bastin nearly efery well regulated
family in this bnrg.
On dit: That brace of new editors are
coming to Duluth to take one of the papers
"across the way"
At printers festival lately the follow
ing toast was offered: "Woman-Second to
the press in the dissemination of news"
--Twenty-four steamboat arrivals at Du-
luth during April, Quite business so early
in the season.
Town assessor Holcomb is at work
making out his roll Now is the time to in
terview him if you think your assessment
ought to be raised or lowered.
-"Then YOU have no doubt Stonewall is
in heaven ?" said the Yank. eyes he's there
if he started for it. Who in thunder could
keep him OUT" retorted the jolly old reb.-
Richmond Enquirer.
&C. Porier, Duluth, lately opened new
and very choice stock Of boots and shoes for
ladies' and gentlemen. Mr.. P. is very
square man to deal with, sells cheap and
deserves patronage.
-"Wel | always make it a rule to tell
my wife everything that happens" ooh,
my dear fellow, that's nothingm replied his
friend, 81 tell my wife lots of things that
never happened at ALL"
james Bardon this week shipped $780,
600 shingles from his mill here to Winnipeg,
| Manitoba. They go west to Red River via
the Northern Pacific railroad, thence down
the river to their destination.
The man who comes to the depot two
minutes behind time, and sees the train
scudding out at the other end, derives no
satisfaction from the proverb, Better late
than never"
An advertisement from Cha= Kugler
who recently opened meat market in Du.
luth, will appear next week. Charley has a
nice, clean, cool shop, and his meats cer-
tainly look enticing.
According to the Ashland Press, Mar
quette can discount Oregon in the little mat
ter of big nose The pressis bound that
Lake Superior shall take the lead in every
thing, chickens and eggs included.
The Mccormick Reaper company are
building an immense warehouse at Fargo for
their business. They look upon the Red
River country as one Of the most promising
fields in the world for the sale of agriculuia al
machinery.
james Ready has established himself in
the grocery and provision business in Duluth,
and we hear is selling goods very cheap,
especially to his old Superior neighbors.
Give him call. His store is on Superior
street in the building formerly occupied by
Peter Dean.
The ties for the railroad line between
Fort Garry and st. Vincent are being oot
out on the shores of Lake Winnipeg.
steamer and barges, to be used in transport
ing them to the City of Winnipeg, are to be
built at once at Moorhead or some other
point on Red River.
The population continues to decrease
Fred Ehling and family removed to Duluth
this week; and we hear that Mr.. Robert Os
born's family will reioin him at one of the
south shore mines, where he has been en-
ployed for some years past. We also hear
of several other cases where old citizens talk
seriously of leaving.
A Duluth newspaper bulldozec is travel
ing incog out on the N. p He lately visited
the Brainered Tribune Office in the guise of
rag picker, and asked to see a copy of the
Duluth Tribune, remarking that that paper
was always going for him for somethin or
another" What terrible thing it is for
man to have newspaper get after him
Capt. Tretheway, of Silver Islet, was
over to-day engaging miners. They are still
taking out rich silver from the Iset A solid
mass of pure silver, weighing twenty five
pounds, was taken ont short time since.
Operations on the main land continue, the
rock assaying s. to the ton, with indications
of doing better. The propeller Quebec took
down eighty barrels of ore.-For Haliana
Deg Book.
We understand that the st. Paul & Du-
luth railroad company are opening up quite
an extensive stock farm near Black Hoof
station, on the line of their road, and that
Supt Smith has already introduced therein
several head of biooded cattle. The location
of this farm is only about thirty miles west
of Superior. 1t is an excellent section for
such an operation, and the company have ex-
hibited wisdom not only in its selection for
the purpose but in The enterprise itself.
There is not better family paper in this
or any ether country than the Philadelphia
Weekly Times. 1t is vigorous, newsy and
truthful, and although far from neutral in