The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-10-11
w arm rains.
-IaIl Pic wing.
Bank your houses.
-Tniian summer smoke.
Fly time is about over.


ant, opened on Monday.
Hon. S. S. Fitted, of Ashland, has
been nominated for State Senator
iy the Republicans Of this district.
MIR. William Schuster's son
Albert ard daughter Fannie have
gene to Minneo oils 10 reside with
relatives there.
Pine land hunters are coming
around again They have been
scarce since w. S. Patrick's men
were here in 1912.
-Daiuth having disposed of the
school house question, Is now en-
gagged in chasing the tramps ont of
town. What will she do next?
Miss. Hattie Shields of St.
Paul, the accomplished daughter Of
Thomas Shields Esq, was in town
this week visiting her many old
friends.
Tie wheat business of Duluth
is now so great that the two large
elevators of that place cannot begin
to manage it, and the n. p. 81 St.
Pau roads talk seriously Of jointly
constructing another mammoth
elevator at Duluth.
Louis Newton last week de
livered his wheat crop, 30 bushels,
1t The Duluth elevator. 1t graded
ono. l hard" and brought the high
est price 81 90 per busheI, cash, the
elevator men saying it was the finest
they had received this year.
Squire " heelock has outlived
them al, he is the "last man, that
IS on Second street, the removal
Off. b. Mclean mp to Relfs house
leaving no one below the Squire in
that end of town. His nearest
neighhor on the east resides at
Ashland.
The Milwaukee Concert OF
which 40 pianos were to be given to
ticket holders came off as adyer-
tised, but as all the tickets were not
sold only Is pianos were distribut-
ed. No one in these parts was
lnc'y enough to hold winning
number.
the survey Of the harbor is
about all completed. The surveying
corps is now doing some work in
the upper end of the bay and in St.
Louis bay. When that is finished
they will take soundings in the lake
for | goo feet out along Minnesota
Point.
Some Nandals are in the habit
OF disaTanGing the machinery OF
Brooks steamer when the boat is
lying at The dock atnight; also of
breaking INTO Baraop's Single mill.
If these oudagcs are repeated the
perpetrators may find themsely in
serious trouble sooner than they
anticipate
Jonathan Chase, j S. Pillsburv
and Charles pilisbury, of Mime
apoIis are putting up large saw
mill west Of Brainard near the Gull
river It viii have two circulars,
lath and shingle mills, planning mill
aud dry house complete. The firm
VIII stock it with 10000, 600 feet Of
logs this year and be ready to run
next spring.
President Colby and Gen
Manager Finney OF the Wisconsin
Central lately appeared before the
Minneapolis Board of Trade and
ad oeat4d the building Of a direeI
line ofroad from Minneapolis and
ST. Paul to q connection with the
lower part Of the Central, passing
through Saltwater, Chippewa Fails
ETC., making line about l2j miles
long. Their plan was tavorably
considered.
Mr.. Thos. Garlicty apd family
are quite comfortably situated il
thor new home IN ST. Paul. They
live in a central location, No. s.
Minnesota street, ia a good, large
house, and have all the boarders they
can take care OF Besides this Mr.
Garriety does some trading in cat
tie and keeps one or two teams a
work in the city. They ali, how
ever, would be glad to hear Of some
thing turning up at Superior, wher
they would come back on the
doubie-quick.
In reply to numerous inquire:
from our readers, concerning th,
wonderful qualities Of the Grea
Ger.lan Remedy, ST. JAcoBs On
mentioned in cur last issue,
would inform them that the artjcI,
my be obtained from our retail
druggists, or by their aid Ask tcr
ST. JACOBS On, and if the dealer
does not keep il in stock, lie will bt
able TO procure 1t IN a few days from
the wholesale houses. We under
stand there IS already an immediate
demand Tor the remedy, which Is
not so very surprising when it is
1nsIdered what it is daily accom-.
his. \tng in the way of relief and
rnrss ordering, in some instances,
on The m, ~qcuIous.
The late Conference of the N.
+. Church at " mona assigned to
Dplutb the Rev. IL. G. Bible
Of Winnebaco City. DIR. Bible is
not entirely stranger 10 the people
of Duluth, having visited that place
last Spring and otioiated there once
or twice. We happen to be ac-
ouainted with him, and can say
that he is not Only an earnest, con-
scientious worker, but has a more
than local reputation as q speaker
in the pulpit. Rev. Mr.. Bradley