The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-30
Warm daya aud cool nights
With bright aurora the past xeck


with bright aurora the past Teck
The Catholics ak Of erecting
q parsonage within ;Ilcir church en-
closure.
The Minnie LeNont will COM
rneuce making regular trips on
Monday.
The tug Nellie Cotton IL hover
ing around the bays and lake day
81 d night for the log business.
Flowing and seeding is the
order of the day. There does no,
appear 10 be q particle Of frost in
the ground.
Many OF the absent old settlers
write that they VIII paw rs visit
This year, AMI several are coming
back 10 stay.
Engineer Weeks and family
have moved into the Barnett dwell
ling OF Third street., lately vacated
i,y Mr.. McCo,nlck.
twenty-five years ago most of
Tie new comers here were from
kentucky. Now the ma cr;ty OF
them are from Michigan.
- Fred. BishoF, Jr., became enti-
lied to tho name of papa OIL Friday
eYening. It's gill, and mother
and child are doing we'll.
John G Bertrand has quit his
position as head sawyer in Peyton
s. Co.'S mill, and will probably go
70 work in some Of the other mills
Mrs. l.. Morrise,te rafled a
carpet the other evening, and A. @.
Bertrand was again the luckiest
mar. At former raffis he drew
the first prize, good milch COW.
w lIlian Kimbal! having taken
cold is on the sick list now. He
has been confined to the house for
the past two days. Judge Gates is
slowly improving and hopes TO be
aut soon,
Vincent I.sy's store aud raaid
ence had narrow-escape from fire
on Tuesday. A spark from ? rear
chimney Set Ere to the roof and
when discovered the blaze was n
foot high.
Gilbert, Cutler i Pearson's
new aa4 mill on Rice's Point IS
ready for business Il l. neatly
constructed edifcc, with new and
complete machinery, and will Gu
10000 feet q day.
The 4. P. surveyors are atill
actively at work in this vicinity.
Lately the Nemadji river from the
cemetery down, and the country
east of the river, have been receiv.
ing their attentions.
Charles Lord, in addition 10
lis meat market, now keeps stock
OF green and canned fruits, canned
meats and fish, confec.;.."ry, pea
nuts, etc and we &C glad 10 see
that he is doing q rushing business
The rotund form ana Ma
poleonic ccuntenance OF Capt.
James Edwards IS again visible in
these parts. Capt, E. has been
spending the winter with his family
in Illinois. Glad 70 see him back.
A G. Bertrand will succeed
Andrew Soderlund in the shoe
making business, poor health com
relling the latter 10 quit it Tor q
time. Mr.. = will occupy hiT SIS.
old stand, having leased it for 3
year from the owner, Mr. Wunder!e
Mess. Scott & Holster have
decided to rebuild their planning
mill on the upper side Of the canal,
on Lake Avenne just below Stones
dock, Duluth. The boilers and
some oflhe machinery OF the mill
lately burned will be used in the
new mill.
John G. Hunter. of Duluth, this
winter made The trip over the ice
from that city TO Fort William, .
distance of 900 miles, in four days,
the quickest time on record. He
travelled 10 Beaver Bay, SO miles,
with horse and cutter, thence 10
the Fort by dog team.
The Duluth News says there is
no ice in the bays anywhere "exceps
in front Of Superior" That is just
about ss reliable "a s good deal Of
its news. The bay in front Of Su-
perior cleared itself of ice quite as
early as any erpoint. and there has
been no ice sin front of Superior"
for several days.
-S.ranr currents. rush Of ic e