The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-06-25

"On Grcenland's Icy Mountain"
would be an appropriate song these
days.
Tho weathesis as cold as No
vember. II beats the old settlers
all to pieces.
Henry Gamble, of East
Saginaw, and John I.avelle OF
Detroit, were in town this week.
For sale, q fine milch COW,
young, gentle and fresh. Inquire
of John A Bardon, at Brooks
store.
DR.. w. ]. Conan, leading
physician of Fargo, accompanied
by his wife, was inspecting Superior
on Thursday.
-Clotos Norrisette wishes as to
announce that he will deliver fresh
milk at any house in town for five
cents per quart.
I've are in position to be able
to state that arrangements are on
foot for the opening of bank here
ut an early day.
The surveying corps OF the
Duluth & Winnipeg railroad are at
work trying to find q route out over
the hills west of Rices' Point.
Hon. John Comstock, of Hud-
son, director of the Chicago, St.
Paul, Minneapolis s. Omaha rail-
way company, is spending a few
days III town.
The St. Paul & Duluth road is
to be bonded for 100000, and
newly laid with steel rails, equipped
with new cars, and made q first
class road in every respect.
Old settler William Wunderle,
accompanied BY his friend Mr.. NJ.
Pastoret who now owns the Young
America" building on Second
street, were in town Monday.
Geo. Leidner has sold his meat
market to Mess. Pratt & Tumerton,
couple of enterprising young men
from Prince Arthur's Landing, who
promise to continue the business
on . scale TO accommodate all
demands.
The Ashland Press of last
week was full of nice pictures of
Ashland, Bayfield,, asd buildings
and scenes along the Centrs 'aai.
Bro. Fi6eld is very enterpf.s,ng,
and never loses chance 10 give
his bailiwick boost.
The Chicago Air Line en-
cheering party was reinforced on
Friday by the arrival of A. T.
Titus civil engineer from Kansas,
Willis Gaylord, Jr., son of the
secretary of the road, and Fred.
Leddell, Of Brooklyn, NY.
Lars Lenroot and his son I. outs
seeing that the two ferry boats be-
tween here and Duluth are we'll
patronized think there is room tor
q third, and accordingly they have
gone down the lake to seek for q
larger and faster boat thsn either OF
those now here.
-Cash 5000 will buy lot 3l2 on
Yves; First street Surerior-a good
building lot near Quebec Pier,-and
500 cash will buy Lot on West
Sixth street. Apply to Thomas
Shiels, St. Paul, Mimi, or James
Bardou, agent, Superior. II
Mr.. d. Dean is receiving and
opening his large stock OF hard
ware. He seems to have almost
everything one wants in the hard
ware line from q keg of nails up
wards. Next week he promises to
speak 10 the people OF the head of
the lake in business card.
&C. a. Kran>e, of Fondulac,
some weeks ago, shot halt-breed
named John Leduc, who kra use
claimed was making disturbance
in his store. It was thought Leduc
was not seriously hurt, but lie late
ly died, and now Krause is under
$1,000 bonds TO answer TO the
charge of mans!aughter in the
second degree.
The Prince Arthur's Sentinel
says that the work of building the
Lake Superior Section of the
Canadian Pacific Railway is being
pushed with all possible speed. On
soction A. the contractors hope to
have all the rails laid by the first of