The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-03-26

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the work. His son Albert Austrian
will superintena their department.
From the State line into Superior,
distance OF Ii miles the engineers
Will soon have the line ready for
letting. Mess. Starkey AMI Swan
expect to DO this work also. Capt.
), arkey is yell know here as a
capable railroad builder. Mr.
Swank is an old railroad contractor.
Dir. Austrian is too well known to
need any word of commentator
from us. Suffice it to say the work
is II excellent hands, and it will no
doubt progress actively AMI salts
taclorlly.
"A committee consisting of Jas.
Newton, JAS. Collier and r. Bardon
viii call npon every one next week
and explain all about proposed
rafffe for particular purpose. Oil
the hinges to your purse.
The north shore mail carrier
on his last trip up as obliged to
travel by land from Agate bay,
tweniy-eight miles distant from
Duluth, owing to The broken up
condition ofthe ice in that vicinity.
1t, as he believes, the ice is broken
Mp nearly to Duluth the opening of
navigation may not be as far dis
tant rs people have imagined.
The real estate boom has
has opened, James Barion this
week sold to Michael Pastoret OF
Duluth Lots 800 and 3Ol on West
Ind ST. and the building thereon
known as the young America
toI 81, 900 cash. Mr. Z. has already
rented the building to Alvin Lord
who " i'll TT it up for a boarding
house and saloon.
Mess. hiram Hayes, O.. w.
Perry and James Bardon who have
been looking after railroad and
other matters at Madison Tor
several weeks having either freed
or lost their "woodchucks" return
cd home this week. They report the
Madison country rs buried in three
or tour feet of snow, and that the
Legislature will probably adjourn
about April /.
-WJ J. f. Bischoff has just re-
ceived new stock of Cook and
Heating Stoves, Shelf Hardware,
Granite and Pressed Tinware,
Axes, Shaved aud Turned Handles,
Lanterns and Globes, Stove backs
to fit any size or number All OF
which he proposes selling at Duluth
prices. Also the manufacturer
Of lin, COPPER AMI sheet iron job
work promptly executed. Call and
see aim before going elsewhere. W
Mr.. George In Barnes ofthe North
ern Pacific, says the indications are
that the emigrant business of the
road this season will be treble
what 1t was last year. The COM
pany is already under contract to
transfer between fifty and sixty
large colonies from pc intS in Mass
achusctts, New Y ork, PennS ylvania,
Ohio, Michigan and Canada
bctweea now and May l. y party
Of 1913 from Clinton, Canada, will
pass through this city IN few
days, and will be followed by
another Of nty-fve families from
St. Carolinas, Canada.
Mrs. James Newton WAS lately
thrown into deep afliction by learn
ing that her brother the Hon. w
u. Brennan Of Malone, n. 7. died
suddenly on the eth INST. Mr.. Is.
was native of Canada, AZ years of
age, aud had resided at Malone for
over 80 years. Alter receiving a
collegiate education he entered the
army, and was soon promoted TO
the caPtaincy of bis company. lie
lost his left leg st the battle OF
ChapiA's Landing, and for gallant
and meritorious service" was
breyctcd Major in 1863. After the
war he was twice elected county
treasurer, and was member of tn G
state assembly in l878-'9-'SO. He
left wife and two children. Mrs.
Newton has the sympathies of the
people of this community in her
/ affection.
The Wisconsin Central II. r.
officials announce the completion
of their new line to Neenah, and
that hereafter trains will be run
regularly to that point. We also
learn that the Company intend to
run two lines of Sleeping Cars the
one between Neenah and Milwaukee
nnl tka OF hnr hatAyaan Stevana