The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-28
Heavy rains.
Everybody is busy.
Court a week from Monday.

Everybody is busy.
-Cour. a week from Monday.
The board of assessment re-
view meet. on Monday next.
IL. W. Shaw is giving his resid |
ence a new coat OF paint and other
wise improving his premises.
Hon. John Z. Glover and wife,
OF Hudcon, propose to breathe the
pure, cool air of Lake Superior for
a week or two, and werein Superior
yesterday.
-Supt. Geo. II. Smith of the 81.
Paul g. Duluth railroad, accom-
panied by q party of ladies and
gentl~,4en from ST. Louis, were
looking over the harbor and town
on Tnursday.
esterdaY morning Fish War
den Baker. Jack Ayrs, and Bert
Bowker started up the lake shore
in a small boat TO inspect pound
nets in use between here and
Duluth. They will probably be
gone for week Bayfield, Press,
2Ist.
-"What q rough fellow that
Sniggins isl" tetulantly exclaimed
the Ilopedale girl after a struggle
with the aforesaid Sniggins at
Copenhagen" ''Henearly smother
ed me - "And did you kiss him
for his smother % asked the other
miss naiYely.
Parties recently in from the
Northern Pacific country say the
wheat crop along the line Ill MINNIE
sofa and Dakota never looked bet
ter. Nj. Dalrymple has 10000
acres under wheat, from which he
expects to secure 20 bushels to the
acre.
The frcighting business OF the
port OF Duluth is heavier this year
than ever before. Up to this time
there has been received more freight
than during the whole Of last year.
What will the business be in few
years, or when the Northern Pacific
is completed across the continent !:
The play OF "Sweethearts and
Wives" at the Dramatic Temple,
Duluth, on Tuesday evening last
was very we'll rendered, consider
ing that all the parts were taken By
home talent. The proceeds were
for the Joint benefit of the Duluth
Library and the liquidation OF the
indebtedness of the Dramatic Club.
The following are the names OF
the persons drawn TO serve as Ur-
ors for the term of Court TO be held
at Superior on Monday July Eth,
1879:
Charles Soderlund, John Bertrand,
Stephen Hoffman, Z. Bruno,
James Bardon, Sven Hulter,
Vincent Rov, James Newton,
Anthony Gallagher A. Lundqulst,
William Kmbal, James Wright,
Lars Lenroot, IT, W. Shaw,
James Edwards, A. Schaar
Thomas koeher, VIM. Cranweil,
a. 6 Bertrand, Richard Bardon.
The dredgc Northern Pacific
IS at work cutting a channel from
the dyke to the natural channel OF
the st. Louis river, opposite
Peyton's mill, SO as to give direc:
navigation between the docks at
Duluth and the docks on Corners
Point. At present the channel will
be made about forty feet wide and
ten feet deep, and as soon as the
appropriations become available IL
is expected the work will be extend
ed and w.dened. The dredges at
Duluth laid up last week, the avail
able funds on hand being exhausted,
and thoy Will probably not 60 10
work again before the middle of
August.
Duluth will celebrate the
Fourth Of July and the two'huE-
dreth anniversary Of his landing IN
Minnesota OF Capt. Daniel Gray
solon Du Luth on the same day.
The programme for the day we
understand is something like tho
following: Boat races, foot races,
parsdes OF Gremen aud other organ
izations, and Ii the evening grand
banquet with speeches at the Clark
House. 1t i, expected that Ex-Gov.
Davis or Gen. J. II. Baker will
deliver the orstion for the day. The
price of admission to the banquet |