The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-11-01
Cold northerly winds.

Mrs. John O'NeiIl who has
been quite i'll, is recovering nicely.
Squire Wheelcck has improved
his residence by covering the from t
with coat OF new siding.
A. E. Philbrook has moved
down town and now occupies the
Robbins house on Second street.
We don't see or hear of much
sickness, and yet DR.. Gauvreau
seems to be continually on the
jump.
Miss Lou. Perry received this
week per steamer handsome
piano. the gift of o rich uncle down
below.
james Collier is now the sole
owner of the threshing machine,
having purchased the interest Of
J. S. Richie therein.
Mrs. Thos. Clark and her son
Jason returned homo on Thursday
from g visit OF several month 5
among relatives III Iowa.
Editor ID. c. Russell has ar
rived at Duluth with his family and
no doubt his hand will be visible IN
the Tribune this week.
Its getting TO be the time for
talk about the wood business. The
wheat subject must be nearly e1-
hsusted, for this season at least.
The State tax OF Douglas
County for 1879 is s765.ol. Last
year it was 81, 1928. The rsduc-
zion i, very gratifying TO tax pay
era.
The family OF Vincent Cour-
noyer occupies the lower floor OF
the old w akel!n House here, and
Or. GauYreau has his Office up stairs
in the same building.
Antoine Cournoyer, al en-
ployee q. Peyton g Co.'S. mill, fell
and huri his head internally, from
the effects of which he has beer
suffering severely for some days
past.
Bishop Welles arrived Sunday
forenoon and held services in the
Church here Sunday
evening before 9 large congrega-
ton, and returned homeward on
Monday.
1t never rains but it pours.
Aside from the marriages noticed
elsewhere Judge Martin Of Duluth
recently united James Jacobs and
Miss AnabelIa Wright and-Glass
of Fonduluc and Miss Ida JAG obs.
The St, Louis county election
comss off on Tuesday, as well az
ours. Benz. Gillett for treasurer
and NJ. S. Stewart for superintend-
ent of schools, will be certainly re-
elected, for better men for The places
it would be hard to find,
Ed. England cams over from
Duluth this week and pulled down
his old blacksmith shop building
which stood for SO many years on
the bay shore at the foot of Nettleton
ayenus, and carried the lumber Of
20 Duluth.
The numbering camp of Ronald
Mccormick on the Nemadji river
caught fire accidentally last week
and was totslly destroyed, Mr.. Nc
Cormlek and his foreman William
Fitzpatrick, losing even all their
spare clothes, bedding, etc.
PARTIES wishing clothing. gents
furnishing goods, hats, Gaps, blank.
cts &c, will do well to call at the
Boston One Price Clothing House,
Hayes block, Duluth, where viii
be found the largest stock, besl
goods at the lowest prices OF any
es adjustment at the head of Lake
Sup erior.
James Bardon has purchased
OF A. t. Philbrook the latter's
steam saw mill on Corners Point
and if he does not sell or trade i,
off wilt probably run it next season
The mill IS single circ ular, with
edger etc., IS horse power engine
and boiler, and Will cut TO Il
thousand feet of lumber day. II
will be sold cheap or exchanged for
good real estate.
TO preserve autumn leaves,
spread the fresh leaves and press
them in > suitable dish, with altsrn.
nia layers of fine sand. which is