The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-06-11

ana the building OF Il UfluUo VIII
make considerable of stir out
there. John is already looking
after his timber.
Major !. Il. Wing, owner of
the Bayfield, Press, now runs the
paper himself, d. T.. Stinchfeld
having resigned from the editorial
chair. Maj. Wing yields ready
pen, and gets up good paper.
L. Y. Ripley returned this
week from the Sault. lie informs
US that his steamer the Antelope
has steady and profitable work
where she is and will not come here
for the present.
j. G. Ford, the live insurance
agent of Duluth, accompanied by
Fl. Z. Hubbel, special agent of the
Springfield Fire and Marine Insur-
ance company, paid the TIMES
office visit on Thursday.
Cash 5000 will buy lot 312 on
West First street Superior-a good
building lot near Quebec Pier, and
500 cash will buy Lot 5 on West
Sixth street. Apply to Thomas
Shiels, St. Paul, Mimi, or James
Bardon, agent. Superior. tt
"A gentleman who visited here
lately. of a scientific and. enthu-
siastic turn OF mind, predicts that
every house in Superior will yet be
served by the electric light general
cd by power carried here from the
falls Of the st. Louis river, twelve
miles distant.
Nicholas Welter in his gu. s.
Saloon" has excellent cider,
lemonade aud pop, cigars and
tobacco, and oysters in all
styles. lie q i'll also furnish lunches
aud meals, and when his house is
ready will keep a regular boarding
house. If
How the local CT the TINES,
with scarcely soul TO write about,
envies biz brother Of the Bayfield,
Press with the twenty-six Boutm
boys and Capt, Pike, and the local
of tie Ashland Press with DR..
Marchessault and the:Chequameeon
hotel! Why there is nobody and
nothing in Superior.
"A man named Henry Briggs
was instantly killed at Peyton &
mball's mill on Wednesday, by
having his head crushed between
some pieces of timber which were
being loaded onto . scow. He was
a single man 20 years of age, and
recently came here from New
Brunswick.
Mr.. Frank A. Harlow, and bis
bride, nee Miss Effie Shiels, young
es. daughter Of Thomas Shiels
ESQ OF ST. Paul, are on their brid-
al tonr, and calling at Superior
Thursday received many con grain,
Iations. They leave on the Japan
tor Detroit, Mich, where Dir. Har-
low resides.
Lewis G. Thompson, appointed
by Gov. Smith, has qualified as
Lumber Inspector OF tho 18th dis
trict comprising the Lake Superior
waters Of Douglas county, and is
ROW ready for business. This office
corresponds to that OF Surveyor
General of logs and lumber in
Minnesota
The Chambers brownstonc
quarry at Fondulac has been leased
to Martin Boyle who will get out
stone for St. Paul, Minneapolis and
al points. NJ. L. Chambers will
be his general agent. The stone at
this location makes first class
building material and there opening
of the quarry is a strong sign OF the
returning prosperity Of this country.
W. d. Calrery, formerly freight
conductor on the Central, is now
engaged as book-keeper at IIough-
ton Mich, for the Portage Lake
Bridge Co. Will was numbered
am ong the best boys on the road,
and bis friends will be pleased to
learn that he has a good job
fStevens Point Journal.
Mr.. ellis, Superintendent OF
Staples copper mine near Crotty
brook, Douglas county, was in town
Tuesday on his way to Saltwater.
He had some specimens which
seemed to be quite rich. Very
little can be Told about the mine at