The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-03-26
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"Wednesday last the tempcrs
turc rose to SO in the shade.
Stones dock, Duluth, Will be
sold st auction next Thursday.
The bert business lots in Bis
Eaarck are held at prices ranging
.rom 81 500 to $4,000 each.
james Ready, of Fargo, was in
town this week looking after his
property. He intends repairing
his store bniIdirg on Second Street.
d. 81. FinIayson has resigned
thc position OF rnadmaster on the
ST. Paul & Duluth road and his
place VII he filed by NJ d. Kelly
until otherwise arranged.
Mr.. Jaraes Syer returned this
week from a -Four months writ
among friends in Ohio, Kentucky
and elsewhere, booking rs hale,
hearty and cheerful as ever.
Hiram Robbins Esq, in company
with a friend from New York, paid
Superior flying visit this week.
Mr. X. is still strong in the faith
that q great city will yet grow up
here.
Percy Cobarn is in town. He
says that his father DIR. r. G, Co
burn talks seriously of coming back
20 Superior with his family. They
have been residing in Buffalo n. \.
foz some time past.
MIR. Richard Bardon is a can
didate tor the office Of County
Judge. His opponent is Hon Geo.
W. Perry, the present incnmbent,
who has held the Office for two
terms or eight years.
DR.. II. E. Laffstte came over
from Duluth on Saturday to seq
low our boom was progressing
We are glad to state the Doctor
has entirely recovered from his
recent severe attack of rheumatism
A gentleman named Jacobus
Frostas having s1iscaievously pull
ed mp q good many piles for the SUI
perior Boom Company, that cor
poration has a pile driver at work
this week re, driving the timbcrs.
Miss Susie Russell has just
started a neat little weekly paper st
Duluth, the Weekly. We wish it
all manner ofsuccess. Uncle Dudley
will no doubt occasionally furnish
. little poetry and other good things
1or the paper.
jay Cooke Howard the young
est son OF Hon. John D. How ard, OF
Duluth, is very sick with the men
nights. He was little better yes
terday. lie is bright boy, and
would be q great loss should any
thing happen to him.
r.. e. Mitchell IS fast comptet
ing the arrangements to issue about
April list. o daily papcz in Daluth,
giving the associated press dis
patches and the latest news by
telegraph. This is enterprise, and
We hope to Sic the paper celve a
warm and strong support.
This Is the season when the
candidate for Office smileth pleas
an,ty upon you, and cheerfully re-
minde,h you of all the good turns
he has done you since l649, aud all
chat he will do for you during the
next year-if he only gets elected !!
Seth Wilbur Payne, at one time
editor of the Duluth Morning Call,
died of pneumonia at Leady;lle,
Colorado, on March Sd. He had
been in Colorado two years, and st
the time of his death was reporting
for the Rocky Mountain Meas, OF
Denver.
"A bill introduced by Senator
Fifeld, which has become a law,
empowe rs the town board TO APP
point for unincorporated towns
three policemen, night-watchnan
and one superintendent Of police,
who shall have the same power as
is now conferred by law upon con-
stables.
A Brick and Tile company has
been organized at Duluth under
the general law. The articles OF
association are signed by hessrs.
John II. Layaque, w. w. Spaldlng,
J. E. Cooley, w. VanBrunt, J. D..
Ray, V. Smith, J. 2. Johnson and
Geo. N. Lavaque. The proposed
capital is $4,000, divided into
shares of $40 each.