The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
LOCAL. Az L a, RS
This looks like Indian summer.

A Democratic wspaper is
talked OF in Duluth.
Geo. Falconer, Of Grand
hlarais, was III town this week.
james Collier viii begin ,hrcsh-
ing his immense crop of wheat next
week.
Miss Nellie A. Flynn, of Duluth,
spent a portion Of the week in town
visiting friends.
A furnace, located in tAe hall,
"a to take the place Of stoves III
The JppertoMn school.
The Blast Furnace at Duluth is
being walled mp with brick AID
Otherwise improved.
-Ihe new Duluth elevator, known
AZ elevator 3, got up atean and
blew its first whistle Monday.
The dusky shades oteyeningnow
seitlc down over our peaceful VII
lage about supper time.
Coal in Duluth has taken an
advance OF twenty-five cents . ton,
and is now quoted ct 81 per ton on
he dock.
Fred. flschoff and wife have
returned from Prince Arthurs
Landing, and he purposes starting
tin shop in town.
-Tae Northern Pacific delivered
al Dulath Saturday auG Sunday 49,
cara Of wheat, one Of -four, one OF
brick, and one OF merchandise.
Geo. L. Brooks is using his
new suIky plow on his farm near
town. 1t works to a charm, going
oYer the ground st the rate Of ten
acres day.
The light house on Minnesota
Point opposite town Is undergoing
repairs. The old plasterlag on the
ou,s!3e ia being torn OF and new
viii he pat on.
There viii be 4 s!cet;ng at the
court house on Monday evening
next at seven O'clock to consider
railroad matters. All interested
aro invited to attend.
-"Slow but sure" is the motto
OF the town where public improve
ments are concerned. The bridges
on Second strsat are not yet com
pleted but rerY good Job Is being
done.
The west winds of the past
week have again fame the fires in
the woods into activity. The smoke
around town is disagrecable at
Zines bat no danger seems to be
threatened.
a supper under the auspices Of
The Holden Ladies AID Society will
be given at Posts Han, from to
$50 pm. this evening, for the
benefit of the Superior Reform Club.
All are invited. Price p cents.
On Tuesday night the Minnie
LeMont brought over about fifty
lnen and . large quantity OF hay
s3d provisions for the numbering
camps of Isaac Staples and Cutler,
Gilbert and Pearson.
A disastrous fire occurred at
Isice's Point Saturday night, destroy
ing Burton & Rch's machine
shop together with It's contents.
The fire is supposed TO have been
incendiary and the loss is estimated
q, $4,000. The shop vas built
last May and although the firm was
doing q good business it is not prob,
able they viii rebuild.
Iron OF very superior quality
reported to have been discovered
At Thunder BAY a few miles from
Prince Ar,hur's Landing, but
whether in paying quantities IS MOI
vet know. The work OF Developing
these mines will be carried On this
winter, and if the deposits prove as
rich "a i, is expected they will, the
discovery Will prove very valn-
able one for that district.
MIR. John J. Costello has open
cd out in his new building in Duluth
tho largest and finest stock Of hsrd-
wHrc, stoves and tinwarc ever seen
at the head of the Lake. His
"Radiant Home" coal stoves sre
beauties, and ere sold at . very
moderate price. Call in ard see
him and look his goods over when
you visit Dulnth.
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