The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-02-22

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our fishermen.
The Bismarck Tribune, which
is one of our best exchanges. will
be seven years old in few months.
Thomas Bardon arrived from
Ashland Tuesday, aud occupied i G
editorial tripod this week
The village Of Duluth is to
have a marshal. The Minnesota
legislature said so,
-Peyton & KjmbaII viii bank
over six million feet of logs this
winter. They expect to ship their
lumber to Northern Pacific markets.
Be not afronted at jest. II
one toss salt Oh thee, thou wilt re-
ceive no harm unless thou hast sore
places.
Dick Osgoo1, the butcher, one
Of Duluth's oldest settlers, has pull
ell up stakes and gone to Fargo to
locate.
Tile late Moses Barron, who
died a. Durand, in this State on
the 81 uIt. was the father Of Hon.
Henry d. Barron, of this circuit.
-Where are al of those loaded
teams from Ashland and bayfield,
that were coming over the road as
soon as we cleared it out9
Work has already been COM
mcnced on the steamer Manistee,
prepar atory to getting her in readi-
ness for bushes the coming season.
Hon ]. Is. d. CogsweIl, for,
merly OF MilH aukee, and at one
time owner of considerable property
in Ashland county, is NOW president
Of the Massachusetts State Senate.
There was a grand military
ball at bayfield, on the Dist inst. If
man rankeds.under a captain or
haden't renowned his tribal rela
tons he couldn't dance.
Capt. Gee. G. Amy, who was
reported dead some months ago, is
alive and well, being still connected
with the I. :. Engineers service at
New London, Conn.
Married. At the Catholic
church in Superior, last Monday
morning, by the Rev Charles A.
Ferweyst, Mr.. John Burke and Miss
Ann Sammon, both of this place.
We understand lhes Weld &
Petre mill On Riccs Point will be
run next season also the Hughes
,uill on Minnesota Point. These
mills were not in operation last
season.
The editor OF the Polk County
Press is elevated on the "barbed
wire," in regard to the North Wis
consIn exemption bill. Whsn
slime viii tell" he'll get down on
the popular side.
Henry Buzzo is county treas.
urer Of Ontonagon county. His roll
is to BGzzo round and make a.tax
on del;nqnents. Thanks Mr.. Is.
wen take a little sugar in our men
ingitus.
W sec by both Of the Duluth
papers that S. Wakelin, Of that
place, has gone down to St. Paul to
make arrangements to have gen
tleman from Jersey come up and be
q permanent settler there.
-Bramerd Tribune; Richard
Ref. OF Superior, Wis, is in the
city, en- route 20 the Missouri Iii.
vision survey. lie has, by the
way, complete newspaper outfit
for sale at Superior
The assiguees Of the Bank o.
Duluth, on the 27th inst, will sell Al
auction all the accounts, notes
judgments, furniture &c. OF that de,
funct institution, together with the
real estate belonging thereto. Some
Of our business men will be there.
On the 18th inst, Gen. RosSer
Chief Engineer OF the n. Z. L. r
ran . locomotive across the Mis-.
souri, river on the ice. The gallant
General has complete charge Of a.
the work on the road, and per
sonally superintends it.
Owen Donnelly, who used to
drive team for Mr. JAS. Collier here
some ysars ago, died at Ashland
last week. bIr. DoaneIly was over
sixty years of age and died from eX-