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

ed thitherward.
There will be lots of lumber
needed here next season, and it is
time lumbermen were hunting mp
their logging chances.
Another drug store is being
opened on End street by Dr.
Graham who proposes to keep a
full stock of goods in his line.
Gentlemen paint up your fronts,
at least, if not your entire buildings.
1t will m axe a wonderful difference
in the appearance of the town.
Boarding houses are erected
all along the line from the Northern
Pacific Junction to within six miles
of town and grading commenced.
Working Men, Attention !!
Boots and Shoes, Shirts and Over
alls in great variety, cheap for cash
at the Railroad Store. tt
Fresh arrivals of Refrigerator.
and Coolers at Deans.
The Bardon shingle mill will
doubtless be set in motion soon a,
several parties acquainted with thu
business have already been lookin:
in that direction.
The Avery House is for sale,
and by proper repair could be
fitted for a first class hotel. Here is
a good opening for somebody in :
clined i'll that direction.
Superior is on the eve of I'M
paralleled prosperity, of which the
oldest inhabitant is aware as evid-
enced by the quickcned pace and
animated countenances.
Near Superior thousand
upon thousands of acres of
the finest grazing lands In America,
are lying in a state of nature for the
want of industrious hands TO till.
-"Dump carts" and labor saving
machinery such as picks, spades
ETC., for the railroad grade, are be-
ing brought to the "front" by tht
barge load.
"A severe storm OF short dura-
ton however occurred Thursday.
The wind blew perfect gale,
The water fell in torrents, with
heavy thunder and vivid lightning.
-"Nick" Welter was offered
$500 for a lot on 2nd street, which
he refused. We understand how
ever there were some improvements
on the lot.
"A restaurant has been opened
up on the corner of 2nd street and
Baker ave. by Mrs. Fitzpatrick
which is as neat as the most fas.
tidlous can desire and is being well
patronized.
Madam rumor says, and she
docs not always miss her guess
that Messrs. Dalrymple and Grandir
tho bonanza wheat farmers were
here for the purpose of securing ar
elevator site.
The channel of the St. Loui.
river, through Superior bay, is no
where less than 20 feet deep, except
at it it's entrace, where it is IL feet
10 inches. and can be easily dredgec
to any required depth.
Nearly all the houses on 2nd
street available for business pur
poses are being fitted up as speedil,
as men and money can fit them
and still the demand exceeds The
supply.
"wednesday was a notable da,
for the presence of Duluthians or
our s;reets--conspicuous among
which was our friend Mitchell O
the Tribune who threatens t
capture the burg with a weekly
newspaper.
MIR. Dean the Hardware man
had his front door nearly barricadee
with wheel barrows. We NATURAL,
Supposed they were to be given t.
customers as premiums. That how
ever is not the case but like every
thing else in his line they can b,
/ purchased cheap Emit cash"
Gilbert, Pearson & Cutler arr
building a dam on Balsam creek
for the purpose of driving the 4 900,
900 feet OF logs which they chung
up" last spring. 1t Is claimed to b.
a splendid driving stream when I'm