The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-03-15

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morning.
The blue lake water is visible
beyond the ice, which extends out
only some few miles.
Losr.-A kid mitten. The find
er will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at this office.
The Catholics of Duluth are
preparing tor Dramatic Entertain
nent on tie 18th, St. Patrick's
Day.
The wife of Scipio was an ab-
original North American Indian
SIC used to have her cards printed
plain "Mrs. Scipio." Now she has
thcm mississippi he -
The Wisconsin Legislature APP
propriatei the sum Of 81, 302.54 to
the attorney general to pay the
Judgment for costs III the supreme
court of the United States in the
ease Of the state of Wisconsin as.
the City of Duluth ct al to close the
Duluth canal.
Vincent Roy's new stock Of
dry goods is the finest brought to
Superior this year. The new style
prints ale especially nice and at
tractiye. Call around TO his store
and see for yourself No charge
unless you buy, and only q trife
then.
Potatoes, hay, county and
town orders, Jersey mules, Indian
scrip, ice, cord wood, fence posts,
tax titles, saw logs, town lots. rail
road ties, fence posts, county bonds
with or without coupons, shingles,
lumber and oxen taken for sub
scrlptions, advertising or job work
at this Office.
"A steamboat man writes "The
Lake Superior Transit Co. has gone
out Of existence. The Union Steam,
boat company viii run the Nyack
and ST Louis to Chicago and the
Arctic, Pacific and Atlantic to Por-
tage. The Anchor Line will run
the India, China, Japan, Winslow
ard Annie Young to Duluth, and if
business warrants will put OIL more
boats"
A person who was recently
called into court for the purpose of
proving the correctness Of doe
tors bill, was asked by the lawyer
whether the doctor did not make
several visits sitter the patient was
out of danger 2" NO." replied the
witness, u considered the patient
in danger as long as the doctor con
tinuoQ lis visits
A man named Hermeuegile
NORM employed as chopper in IL,
rael Lords numbering camp on the
Pokegama in this county was pros
trated by the limbs Of falling tree
on Tuesday, receiving several cuts
and bruises about the head, face and
shoulders. The wounded man was
brought to town, aad after lmger-
ING in a selai-unconscious state,
with occasional lucid Intervals,
died on w ednesday evening. The
deceased was about 20 years OF age
unmarried, a native OF South ST
Francis, Quebec, Caraia, and was
IL this country only since last fail.
lie was buried yesterday from the
Catholic church here, lev. Father
EerweySt officiating.
Richard Ref, who is now chief
CLERK of Gen. Rosser on the North
ern Pacific construction, spent Sun
day and Monday with his family
here. The present headquarters o.
the extension are at Mandan town
Just started by the railroad com.
psny on The Heart River, abont five
miles west of Bismarck. Mr.. Rel
says that dance houses, saloons
stores, hotels, etc, are coming into
existence rapidly, and that the place
is beginning 10 boom as q railroad
town. The supplies, material, and
cars for the construction of a diys
ion have been got across the Mis-
souri, on the ice bridge, and the
work of building will be pushed
rapidly forward.
We have received a sectional
map OF Michigan aud Wisconsin
published by II, r. Page & Co.,
Map Publishers, Chicago, Ill. The
man is 80 As inches, scale II