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

bugs, and by ten years. experience
IN Colorado, to have demonstrated
that 1t is something which every
farmer ought to know. His plan is
simply to plant one or two fax
seeds in each hill of potatoes. He
says that the bugs will shun it ev-
cry time. and that for ten years he
has been thus successful in raising
potatoes while others have failed.
The proposed remedysis simple, and
costs almost nothing to try it.
Bro Russell of the Lake City
Leader appears to be bowling mad
because we expressed a preference
for r. c Mitchell for governor, over
him. Here is what he says:
Now, Brother Bardon, that's
rough! You have black hair, and SO
have We; the idea of your going
outside our own breed and prefer
ring the headlight of the Tribune
BOUNDS sir. The thing is prepos-
ferrous
Miss Josephine B. Jones, who
lives at Mrs Ritchie's has purchased
the Morgan house and two lots on
the corner of 4th street and Hol-
linshead avenue, for the very low
price Of 5000 cash. The house is
., neat two story frame, with cistern.
etc. and was built by John t. Nor.
gan in 1873 at cost of $500 Miss
D Jones bought the house for mar.
ried sister in Bohemia, who expects
e to come to this country with hcl
o family during the present year.
The PRESIDENT editor" beng alb
a sent, the credit Of editing, printing
and publishing last weeks TINE.
n must be accorded to Mr.. E. NJ
d Grace, the capable foreman of tht
y office. We had somehow got AT
i idea that no one but ourself knew
just how to write for a newspaper
$ but last weeks issue has quite re
3 moved that eonceit. Mr.. Grace il
= ready writer-but, Of course, h,
Z has been under good training TO
the last two years. Ahem
Louis Roy after shooting at
duck from canoe in the vicinity o
Vermilion Lake, in returning hi.
revolver to a rear pocket it acct
IDENTITY discharged, the ball passin.
! through his leg, he being in .
g kneeling posture. He was carri ee
: to his trading post at the lake, anC
e the ball extracted by Geo. Z
: Wheeler. A letter from Zacf
Brown says the wound is bad, bu
n not dangerous one. Mr.. Y. Roy
/, has sent man to VermiIion to bring
;, his wounded brother down at once
f -ChaS. Lord says he has his owl
q opinion of the Duluth pleasure par
" ty who in return for his hospitallt,
> in sheltering them from the heav,
rain last Sunday stole one of hi
:, choicest house plants before the,
: left, 4 plant that he priced yer,
highly indeed We have not tn.
least idea who the parties were, bu
if they stole ''dem pullets" they hat
better make restitution at once, OF
Mr.. Lord may take to the war patti
and scalp half a dozen of them be
? fore he gets through.
Last week Maj. Allen was her
looking over the harbor, and TIL
week Engineers Skinner and Shlel
were on the same mission. AS tn
use OF the money appropriated can
not be secured before July the en-
= gireers find it impossible to pusl
the work at this time as rapidly a
they and the people would wish
II but still it is hoped that before tn,
6 close of the season the harbor a
/ Duluth will be much improved an(
!, a good steamboat charnel dredgeC
:, between Duluth and Peyton &
u Co.'S. mill on Corners Point.
John Fitman who was drowne(
near Perham recently was abou
twenty years of age and well known
here, where he resided with his pa
j rents for many years. His mothe
it will be remembered married Mr.
O John Parry and died here som,
5 years ago. His oldest sister is til,
/ wife Of Capt. Thomas Hooper .
: Ontonagon. Mr.. Firman came VI
from the copper mines about tw,
" yesrs ago and has since resided a
Perham. He has been a regula
subscriber Of the TIMES. He was