The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-12
Bring ont your p'ow.
Turn the stock to grass.

Turn the stock to grass.
Mirage sshy day and Aurora
Borealis by night.
All the new town officers have
qualified.
Nj z Post Facto is one of the
able Superior correspondence OF the
Pioneer Press.
Bill Baker was the first halt
breed to get Gu; his naturalization
paper in Bayfield, county.
Mess. Phil Hill and Frank Cur
BE left this week in tRe direction Of
Lezds lie, Col.
The ice in the bays and rivers
still hangs on though it is in most
places unsafe for man on foot.
A number of hsifbrecd Indians
got ont papers, election day and de-
posted their votes at the polls
Bayfield, Press.
-Msny men claim to be firm in
their principles, when, really, they
ara only obstinate ia their preiu-
dicss.
R, b. Mclean expects to fence
N big field cut near the mile post
on the Military road. lis has the
poles on the ground.
The new town board met on
Tuesday, aud after attending to the
business in hand adjourned to May
10th next at p. m.
Capt. Le~Is Thomson of the
Bismarck is busy at work getting
his schooner in readiness for the
summer trade.
The Chippe~as at Bayfield, and
Ashland walked up to The clerks
ofiee like little men and took out
their papers before Offering TO vote.
H. w. Shaw is home again
from business trip to ST. Paul.
He was accompanied by Durham
gentleman, with q wooden leg the
boys cay,
At Bayfield,, the same as here,
the people are still voting tor Gen
srai Jackson. At least they elect
every year soaler Of weights and
measures, an Office that was abol-
ished in this state many years ago.
If you woald be clear and for
cible. doa't use foreign words. Be
natural. A man never stops to hunt
up foreign word when he is stung
by e hornet.
We pubIi,h this week com
munication from the talented pen Of
county treasurer Thomson Richie.
which will no doubt prove interest
ing Sunday reading for the tax
payers OF Douglas county.
The following from the Winnie
come Times is applicable to this
place: "a rssidest of Winnie
come, while in Oshkosh a few days
since, applied for an insurance pol
LEY on HE houss in Winneconne.
In answer TO the question "What
are the fscilities for putting out
hFes?n said, sit rains somstimes.
-Ths SHELTON property in Supe-
nor osn now be bought for $3.50
cash. Just think Of tia two story
house, well plastered, good barn,
lot we'll fenced, fruit trees ETC.,
right IN the middle of town, perfect
tide, all for $3.50. Bring your
money to this Office and secure this
bsrgain.
BAYFIELD, ELECTION. = Votes
pollod LA. Cole 20. Cothren 56. |
Supervisors, Pike Chm, Fisher,
Chapman Town Clerk Cruttenden;
Treasurer, Nourse; Assessor, Her.
rick. sTxxes voted s8,I64.4I, as
follows: Poor $500, Miscellaneous
sl.625, Roads 3,9394I.
ASHLAND ELEcrIoS.-yotes poll
ed l39. Cole SO, Cothreu %. Su-
pervisors, Wilson, Chm, Armstrong,
Schupp; Town Clerk, NcCsrty !
Town Treasurer, E. c. Smith; As
SCISSORS Stsfan, Peters aud Childs.
Taxes voted $1,000, as follows
Rosds $4,000, Schools 81 1000, Poa r
$500. Cemetery s100, Town $4,000. |
We regret TO learn that Mr.. |
Thomas Garrety and family have
decided 10 move away from supe-
rior. Mr.. Garrety and bis daugh
ter Miss Mary left last week-the !
former for Minnesota to look up e
location, the latter for Chicago to