The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-06-25

own But wouldn't it be well, how
epeT,to get 4 first, second aud tnlrd
before worrying about fourth !?
The machinery in the Coburn
mill on Quebec Pier has been sold
to Mr.. ]. Is. Elliott, of Wadena,
who carried it away this week to
that place, where the boiler will be
put into his mill to increase the
power, and the balance of the
"hxins" he says he has a place for.
100000 acres OF Choice Pine
Lands tor Sale in Mackinac, Chip
pewa and Schoolcraft counties,
Michigan, in large or small lots to
suit purchasers. Also two first
class Steam Saw mills now in oper
alton; capacity 100 m per day.
Mills on Lake Superior near Sault
Ste Marie, Mich. Enquire of John
Garrick 2t2 South Water St.
Chicago, or L. V. Ripley Superior.
Go away from home to hear
the news. The Duluth Tribune of
Thursday publishes upon what it
calls "good authority" several state
ments with regard to the plans of
the Northern Pacific company with
reference to Superior. Is it not
little strange that the Tribune
should know more about these
plans than any engineer or officer of
tho road stationed here, or any of
our citizens ?
The people OF Uppertown
think OF offering the Mp. Co.
bonus OF property if the company
will give them depot on its bay
front line. A depot located any.
where between the uppertown dock
and the Sweetser tract would be
of great benefit to the property in
that end of town, and if little
pool of lots and lands will secure It.
why, say We, the owners will BE-
wise in coming down."
MIR. James Johns, late of
L'Anse, who purchased MIR. How
ards store and Two lots on Second
street, is here putting the premises
IN first rate order for occupancy.
He will live with bis family on the
upper floors and open a stock OF
goods, perhaps general store, on
the lower floor. Mr.. Johns was for
many years sheriff of Baraga
county, Mich, and appears to be an
man, one of the kind
Of newcomers that our people
should warmly welcome.
Why 60 to Duluth for Hard
ware when you can save time and
money by purchasing at home? J.
Fred. Bischof's stock includes
Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Stoves
and Tinware, Farming Implements,
&c. &c. Eve troughing a speciality.
His wire gauze is just the thing to
keep out the mosquitoes. Selling
At prices which defy competition,
:e respectfully soliclts the patron.
AGE of the public.
$. n. Wilcox and Dir. Bell of
Chicago, were dro sned last week |
n Lake Superior, Il few miles below |
Beaver Bay by the upset,lng Of n
'kiff. Julius Cadotte who was their
ooatDan swan ashore and was
saved The accident is very
distressing one, as both leave fam
les and wero prominent citizens. |
The were out on fishing and pro-
'pectlng tour. The body of Mr.. |
has been found, but dig
mt search fails to reveal that Of
DR.. Bell.
Patrick Carey, an old an re,
spected citizen of Marquette, was
killed almost instantly at that place |
asst week by being run over by
rain of coal cars. lie was at work
IN the docks at nigh,, when the
.raiu came suddenly upon him,
darkness and the noise of storm,
preventing his seeing or hearing 1t.
Mr.. Carey was well and favorably
enown here, having resided here
or several years in early timea. He
vas a cousin of Mess. Patrick and |
John Fay and Mrs. Jas. Collier. He
was about SO years of age, and
caves q wife and five children, two
BOYS and three girls, the oldest, n