The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-20
Mild Gather.

-Betwecn two evils, choose
neither
10 stop 4 man from talking
cut his SAID oil.
Honesty may be Tie best Indian
policy, bat nobody knows. it has
never been tried
The legislature has passed a
biIl adding register Of deeds to tile
list + officials before whom ac-
knopled .nents can be taken.
A western sleePing-car was
recently entertained with tie sight
ct man beating his wife. Some
Inen have the rare faculty ofmakiug
themselves at home anywhere.
The corn and wheatin Munger,
Markell & Co.'S elevator at Duluth
that burned down Just two weeks
go, Is still on fire and blazes up at
night 50 as 20 be seen quite plainly
from here
The Indications now are that
the northern portion Of Barron
county VIII be pretty well settle.
~ another fall \ large number Of
immigrants are expected from
Canada. Chronotype
-Eycrylliug IN nature INDUCES
in amusement. The lightning
plays, the wind whistles, tile thunder
rolls, the snow flies, the waves
leap, AMI the fields smile. Even
the buds shoot and the rivers run.
The railroad boom is calling
back some Of the oil settlers. Col.
Hayes and Capt JAS. Edwards ar
rived on the scene this week, and
more are coming. ia road should
start here it would not be long be
tore every building in town would
have tenant.
The Oatonagon mining region
which has So long lam under a
cloud. is once more looking up.
Several Of tile Cd mines are to be
put IN operation, copper lands are
beginning TO have a value. aad the
residents all find abundant and pro
ftabIe employment
THE "resilent editor" returned
On Saturday from a swing around
the circle, during which he took in
the principal cities Of the East as
wen as tie State Of kentucky.
called On many old friends and
Superior property owners, and had
good time generally.
Farmers should commence
looking up the kind of agricultural
implements they viii need the com
inc season and order them in time,
and not wait until q day or two
before they want to use them and
then be compelled to select from
such stock as dealers happen to have
on hand.
According to tile report Of ".
e. 3. Grahame, Canadianimmigra-
tion agent At DuIuth, there we're
7,898 Manitoba immigrants passed
through St Paul, ana 3 ,f88 through
Duu,h in the year 1879. In 1873
these figures were almost reversed,
there having been 300 passed
through $ Pan. aud ,l0I through
Dma'th.
The news comes, sub rosa, that
our young friend VIII G. Sargent,
who has been absent III the East
for some weeks, Viii return shortly
accompanied BY a partner, not in
the NermiI.on business, but in the
housekeeping line, and that the
happy couple viii probably occupy
one of the handsome residences IN
London addition.
st. .Patrick's Day was ce!e-
brated in DuIuth by grand enter
tainment at the Dramtic Temple.
The programme included addresses
by Hon. Dillon O,Brien Of ST
Paul, Hon. 0. p. Stearns, DAME
G. Cash Esq, and others OF Duluth
singing by the GleeClub, and recita
tion By Miss Weber Tie hall was
packed and a handsome sum must
have baen raised for suffering
Ireland.
The party engaged in survey
ing tile line Of tie Northern PacIhc
IS under the charge of Mess Ander
son AMI Weeks, engineers, ans
consists of % men IN all. They