The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-16

Superior bay will be commenced
next week by the government.
Mr.. Mooney, late a hotel keep
er at Glyndon, Mimi, was here a
few days ago, with hotel in his eye.
Mrs E. c. Clarke who has
been here for week. expects Mr..
Clarke to- day. Mr.. c. will probably
stay some weeks.
Maj. A. N. Seip the lawyer and
insurance agt mt from Duluth, was
here Tuesday taking insurance and
viewing our boom with interest, if
not alarm.
John Brisette, the well known
city marshal and detective of St.
Paul, IN company with his sister
and her husband Mr. J. I'll. Smith,
of Duluth, were looking over Su-
perior Tuesday.
Rev. j. NJ. Barnett and Rev.
Mr.. Hill, both former residents of
Superior, arrived yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Hill left last evening, but
Mr.. Barnett will stay q week or
more.
D. McDermil & Co. are hav-
ing number of wells bored on
their railroad work between Su-
perlor and the Junction. Mr..
Schroeder is doing the work for II.
D. Gates of St. Paul.
The TIMES office il now com
fortably located in the "Arnold
building" on Third street. 1t has
hne roomy quarters, occupying the
entire lower floor. Mr.. NJ. NIAGARA
is domiciled in the upper rooms of
the building.
Those wishing to make arrange,
| ments for milk during the summer
can do so by applying to II. w.
Shaw. Those making summer con.
tracts can depend on getting sup
Piled during the winter.
Nothing is so badly needed
here as plenty Of good water, and
the best way to secure that is to
improve the present wells and sink
more. A fire company and hook
and ladder company will be badly
needed here, but without water they
can be of little service.
If You want 10 see what the
soil around Superior will produce,
visit George w. Pcrry's forty acre
tract in the town limits. George
Will show you parsnips next fall
four feet long or there -abouts, but
the deer are making a clean sw eep
of his carrots and .beets. Where
are the hunters?
All attempts to mould public
opinion here againt the enforcement
Of law, especially the laws relating
TO liquor and saloons, should be
frowned down, and all threats
against officers for enforcing the
laws should be severely condemned.
The laws are good In themselve 8
and officers should be commended
by every respectable citizen fol
til cir efforts TO enforce them.
John Goss, foreman for Cutler,
Gilbert & Co., killed a bear which
would weigh 600 or 700 lbs. on We'd
nesday last, near their camp on
Balsam creek. Thursday morning
Mr.. Bearship's head and hide were
brought in town aud exhibited TO
the passers by. He was shot through
the head and killed instantly. Bear
are said 10 be plenty in that neigh
borhood.
100000 acres OF Choice Pine
Lands for Sale in Mackinac, Chip
pewa and Schoolcraft counties
Michigan, in large or small lots t.
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 242 South Water st
Chicago, or L. V. Ripley Superior
| Duluth considered Proctor
Knott's speech ridiculing the town
a grand advertisement and Cit
culated it far and wide. Ofcourst
they will look at Mr.. Lloyd's lettel
in the Chicago Tribune in the same
light, and scatter it broadcast ovel
the country. The papers over there
will probably publish it in supple
ment form, and the Chamber 0
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