The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-06-04


which used to run in the South
Shore trade, was wrecked recently
on Lake Michigan, near Alpena, at
the mouth of Black River. Total
loss.
james Wright started on
Thursday for a visit to his old home
in Ireland after an absence ofnearly
forty years. He expects to be gone
about two months. Good luck at
tend him.
We learn that a signal station
has been ordered established at
Ashland. Bayfield, is to be furnished
with weather reports by tele,
phone at tie expense of the Gov
eminent.
"A party Of about one hundred
Scardinapians passed through Du-
lnth This week. This is but part Of
3 colony of three hundred and
sixty who will locate in Dakota and
Montana.
The new time table of the
Northern Pacific went into effect
this week. The passenger trains
now leave Duluth at seven in the
evening ana arrive at seven in the
morning.
The propeller John Pridgeon
is now making regular trips between
Duluth and Superior. She leaves
Duluth at $50 m. and 2.3O pm.
aud leaves Superior at 1880 am.
and 40 pm.
Mr.. Woodford, the surveyor
for the Ontonagon and Brule River
Railroad Co has been examining
and running out lines on the out
skirts of the village daring the
week.-!Ontonagon Mlner.
Gov. Smith has appointed
Lewis {. Thompson Of this place
lumber Inspector tor this district in
the place OF Geo. w. Perry,resigned.
Mr. Thompson is well qualified
to attend 10 the duties OF the office.
The first annual exhibition of
the Milw aukee Industrial Exposi-
ton Will be held in that city from
Sept. 9th TO Oct. 18th. The building,
which is 400 feet by 200 and three
stories high, will be completed by
the first of August.
When our real estate dealers
and lawyers have nothing else to
do, they bet each other on the
height CT various buildings. 1t cost
Tom Bardon the Grounds for the
boys" 10 test Lawyer Niles indg-
ment, last Tuesday Ashland
Press.
Nicholas W elter in his gu. S.
Saloon" has excellent cider,
lemonade and pop, cigars and
tobacco, and oysters in all
styles. He will also furnish lunches
aud mesls, and when his house Is
ready will keep a regular boarding
house. #
The Project of Police of Paris
has Issued 40 order for tie arrest OF
all organ grinders who exhibit their
taste and talent on the streets of
that city. If the Duluth Weekly
will have it's advertisement for an
artist in that line inserted in the
French newspapers they will stand
a brilliant chance Of having their
!ong-telt want abundantly supplied.
j Judge C!ongh and family, we
are glad to state, have returned to
Superior to reside. II does ns all
good 10 see the old settlers return
ing, and especially such excellent
people as Mr.. and Mrs. Clough.
The Judge will follow the practice
of his protession-,he law-here.
and has his card in re TINES this
week.
Considerable complaints are
being made about the bad condi-
ton of the ferry across Left Hand
river. It is not only irconvenient
but dangerous, being only scow
without any railing, and no APP
proaches. This is ferry which is
much used and our town authorities
should see that it is kept in q pro-
per condition.
Yesterday, for the first time in
Duluth's history, two boats were
loaded at the same time, at one
elevator. This was at elevator B,