The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-11-23
Cloudy weather.
Another open winter ?
Farmers still blowing.

- al iAeTs sun pIOWlng.
Mr.. A. G. Robinson had the
misfortune to spraln his ankle the
other day just after landing on the
dock in Duluth.
The people Of Prince Arthur's
Landing are considerably excited
over the discovery of a promising
silver vein running through the
town.
"A sympathetic person is placed
In the Dilemma of swimmer among
drowning men, who all catch at
him, and if he gives so much as
leg or a finger they viii drown
him.
The Canadian propeller Que
bee which grounded on Cockburn
Island during gale and was re-
ported lost, arrived at Deti oft this
week, aeemingly none the worse for
her adventure.
Squire Wheelock is erecting a
neat and substantial fence around
his block on Second street. By
the way, this is the block which the
Squire says contains 80 lots and
that he owns them all but so!
The steamer Minnie LeMont
has gone into winter quarters on
Quebec Pier. She rests out Of wa
ter on timbers stretched across the
slip, and Capt. Brooks is building
shed around her to keep out the
weather.
The town board has sppropri-
ated $50. to be expended under the
direction of Geo. III. Smith, towards
opening road westward along the
section line which strikes Sixth
street at Holllngshead avenue.
ID. A. Petre at the Duluth
City Drug Store has just laid in q
very choice assortment OF candies
for the coming holiday season. Call
and look at his stock. The grades
are the most select we have ever
seen in Duluth.
-Four Bayfield, fishermen, Nels.
Boutln, Jr., Michael Fay, VIM.
Christmas and John Stahl we've car.
ried out into the lake during a
storm two weeks ago, and as moth
ing has been seen or heard of them
since very little hope remains for
their safety.
w aiter-"What would you be
pleased to order, sir? We have
potage printanier Ia Julienne fric-
andeau de veeu ayee croquettes des
pommes de terne rissoles de boeuff
Milesian." "Well, give US a plateful
of whichever of them comes nearest
to an Irish stew
Fred Bishoff took a run up
from Prince Arthur's Landing this
week to see his parents and friends
before winter sets in. Fred is fore.
man in Geo. LII. Kennedy's tin and
hardware store at the Landing, and,
judging from his appearance, life in
Canada seems to agree with him.
From Hungerford's Real Es-
tate Journal, Stevens Point, Wis:
'Parties owning lald near Supe-
rior, Wis, will do well to give them
in charge of James Bardon, Land
agent at Superior, Wis, or Thos.
Bardon of Ashland. No better
men in that section Of the country
can be found"
The anxiety of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irvine Lord about their son Allie
who ran away some weeks ago, was
greatly relieved by their receiving a
letter from the young gentleman
dated Buffalo, n. Y, saying that he
had reached that place on the
steamer China, and expressing pen
itence and desire to return to bis
parents.
Mess. Cooley, Hector & Mclean,
the leading fishing firm of Duluth,
have purchased fine ting of 80 tons
burthen, the Siskowit, to take the
p...see OF their recently burned boat
the Fred and VIII. The new tug
is built with particular adaptability
for the fishing business, and here
after the firm will be more able TO
conveniently supply their large
trade with an abundance OF fish.
The vsnue of the county bond
suit was, on the 18th inst, on the
affidavit of the defendants, changed
from Dane to Rock county cirenit.
Rock is in the 18th circuit, and the
terms of court therein are held on