The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-05-17
The grass shoots upward.

The grass shoots upward.
The sidewalks need repairing
in many places.
Supervisor Gouge is happy.
It's another boy, weight twelve and
half pounds.
-Vsrious cities throughout the
country are adopting the electric
light Would it not be good idea
for Superior to follow suit ?
Assessor Morrison has gone to
the ST. Croix to see how many logs
have been driven beyond the coun-
~ limits since bIay lst
-RolIa Baker, of Bayfield,, has
been appointed Fish Commissioner
for Ashland, bayfield, and Douglas
counties under the new law.
Every body is a miserable sin
ner IN church, but outside 1t is I'M
safe to say anything about it, ex-
cept to a very snail man.
Rev. II. G. Bible, of Minnesota,
and James Bardon spent last week
in looking over copper and pine
lands on the Brule River, south
shore.
"A man was boasting that lie
had an elevator in his house. $50
he has," chimed in his wife, "and
he keeps it in the cupboard in a
bottle"
Engineer Nelson went down
the lske after his papers and secured
them without trouble. It is now
perfectly legal to ride on the Min
ME.
A German physician proves
that early rising is unhealthy. This
theory is confirmed by the early
worm who was gobbled 10y the early
bird.
The Boss Pun:
It's hope that keeps US Up,
It's hope that keeps our memories green,
It's hope that makes our lives sublime,
It's sope that keeps US clean.
Mr.. James Syer is demonstrat-
ing his knowledge Of arboricnlture
by planting willows for the govern
nent on Minnesota Point near the
Entry, to keep the sauds from blow
ing away.
DR.. Lewis J. Wright, Surgeon
Dentist, late of Qubec, Canada,
may be found at DR.. Laffitt's office.
Duluth, prepared to offer his pro-
fesslonal services to the people of
Duluth, Superior and surrounding
country. He promises Ito do good
work at moderate rates. Filling
with gold a speciality. ct. :
England is buying mules in
this country to send to the seat OF
war in South Africa We have
sent a postal card to Disraei offer
ing to let him have our mule on
easy terms, and who knows but that
noble animal will be in the land Of
Cotewago before a month.
Horny Truelsen, probably
thinking that two papers in Duluth
are not enough, gets OUT q paper of
his own, Nimble Nickel, which tells
all about his grocery, crockery and
clothing business. 10 every sub
scrlber for year Dir. Truelsen
gives one dollars worth of sugar.
Call into his store and subscribe
when YOU are in Duluth.
Ashland Press: If the general
public could realize, even in the
shghtest degree, the varied and IN.
limited attractions of forests.
streams, lakes, hills, and rocky,
wave-worn caverns in the region of
old Superior, they would no longer
hesitate to visit q section where
Nature has executed some of her
most wonderful and beautiful works.
NANrED.-One million feet OF
logs delivered into tie mill boom at
knife Falls on St. Louis river Min
nesota, during the summer. Also
will purchase pine timbered lands
on ST. Louis river. Apply to or adj
dress CHAs. 4. MOORE, So College
Az, St. Paul, MINI.
Heavy rains on Sunday and
Monday raised the streams so that
all the logs have come or are com
ing down. The Nomadji ran over
its banks, and old logs cut by Muir
ply three or four years ago came
tearing down. The logs OF Peyton
& Co. and A. N. Miller on the St.
Louis below Silver Greek have all
run down TO slack water or below
Fondulac. The lumbermeu are