The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-08-06

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III proportion.
The building on the school
property, cor. 4th st. and Becker
ave. sold for $40, to Mrs. ii. L
Grant, to-day.
John A. Mcfarland an old
mineral explorer, well known in
these parts was here Thursday ad
justing some real estate matters.
George Lamphar received .
severe cut in the groin, this week,
from a knife in his own hands,
while in the act of breaking a
single.
$500 men wanted to unload
schooners," is consplcuously paint
ed over a door at the Northern
Pacific junction. A novel sign for a
lager beer saloon, certainly.
The piles driven in our bay
last winter, for booming purposes,
are being pulled out, where they in
any way obstruct the channel, to
make room for the dredges.
MIR. James S. Richie says if
the Northern Pacific r Il. Co. will
take the Court House for offices he
will donate to Douglas County two
acres for a site for a new Court
House.
Henry Winslow and Henry
Raberge, made the overland trip
here from st. Croix last week with
teams. They were former residents
of Taylors Falls, Mimi. They come
to stay.
Minnie Ralph and a female
friend was here on visit with her
relatives, the McLean's, last week.
Minnie formerly resided here and
returned to see the old place on
the rampage.
"A strange lady mutilated one
of her shin bones the other day. OF
the same piece of sidewalk that the
Tribune staff stumbled over Two
weeks ago. 1t is time those places
were repaired.
Peter Sammon, is taking a
vacation, ard as birds of a feather
naturally tumble TO each other, Pete
just as naturally tumbles into tht
TINES office, where he is ever wei.
come.
The railroad is being graded
through Mr.. Richard Bardon's lor
which plays havoc with his shrub
berry and potatoe patch, and lessons
the value of the property materially
for residence.
Celebrating the anniversary O
the emancipation of the colorec
race in the west Indies, came of
Monday under the auspices Of the
Rice Guards (colored) at White
Bear, and was largely attended.
H. A. Taylor, of Hudson, sail
from New York, on the 3lst O
Aug, on his foreign mission. We
expect Hold. will be equipped will
an interpreter when he visits hi!
friends next time.
The Duluth Tribune says
"John LaVaque is sending painters
over to Superior to put a few
ornamental touches upon that cit,
of deferred hopes" We are no
proud. Duluth painters are goot
enough for us.
Ludwig Hegardt of Red Jacket
Mich, an old time clerk in Zachau''
store, this place, but more recently
engaged in the dry goods bushes:
at Duluth, returned here last Satur
day, with an eye to a permanent
location among US.
The Misses Belle and Julis
Calverly, of Duluth were calling OF
old friends and viewing the "neW
revision" of Superior yesterday
Miss Julia has quit teaching anC
remains at home; but Miss Belle
continues in that vocation. She
expects to teach the Rices Poin
school the coming term.
Both dams on Balsam creel
"went out kiting" from the We'd
nesday storm, and we suppose the
logs were more or less scattered.
This is a great misfortune to thc
lumbermen on this stream unles
the water holds up a sufficien
length of time for them to sack il
the rear.
On the End inst, the Winstol
! brothers. of MINNEAPOLIS. took tn