The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-03

Mr.. Fl. Evans, ofthe firm ofJohn
son d Evans of Duluth, was in the
city Monday.
-Duluth complains of much
thicving mostly on a small scale,
with an occasional "highway rob-
berry" by way of variation.
--Roy's team brought in a load
of sixteen deer last Saturday, killed
by John Livingston. II was all dis
posed of to the hotel keepers here.
Whitney, the furniture man,
and Retallack, the d:y goods man,
went down TO St. Paul this week to
stock up in their respective lines.
-Workmen are busy day and
night, it might be said, finishing
Ansley's store. He expects to have
his goods opened ont before the
holidays.
Geo. W. Perry is erecting a
new post Office on Second street
just above Roy's store. 1t will no
doubt be an Improvement on the
old one.
The street bridge across New
toms creek on Second St. is almost
completed. The Northern Pacific
builds it and the work is very sub
stantially done.
II. A. Campbell, of Smith,
Campbell 81 Co., who have a big
supply store across the river was
over from Duluth yesterday attend
ing to business
Geo. Falkner is building a shop
on Minnesota Point and will engage
in boat building this winter. Doubt
less there will be great demand
for small boats next summer.
e Horter keeps the most come
plete line of Groceries and Pro-
visions III the City. Call round and
buy your wife something good for
Sundays dinner" Ivy
VIM. Howenstine came into
town yesterday from the \ = line
where he has been engaged all sum
mer inspecting ties, timber, &c.
He still continues to perform his
duties.
The Tribune says that during
the past FIVE months over tour hun
dred arrests have been made IN Du
luth and eleven at Rice's Point
and during the month OF Novem bel
the fines collected were $50 more
than enough to pay off the entire
police force, and yet Duluth isn't a
"border town."
For the accommodation Of the
travelling public, J. E. Leidel runs
q daily line of stages between here
and Duluth, starting from Geo. NJ
Smiths store in each place ant
leaving each city simultaneously a
the hours OF 9 am. and 3p.m. The
fare is SO cents trip.
The work on Geo. NJ. Smiths
new store is rushed with al
possible speed, and George expects
to occupy it within a week. Ap
proaches are being built from botl
Second street and Net,leton avenue
and he has put a large Fairbank'
scales outside.
-Ho !! for the Holidays. The
finest line Of Holiday Goods in
Duluth will be found at the Jewelry
Store of L. NJ. SpaldIng. Diamond
jewelry, ladies & gents gold and
silver watches, solid Roman gold
neck chains, opera chains, gents
gold lockets and charms of all
kinds. 4w
Thomas Uodgins, brother 0
James Hodgins the man who hat
his skull fractured by falling tire,
on the Air Line road, about 81,
weeks ago, arrived this week from
BrIar Creek, Ill TO take the injured
man home. The two started on
their journey Thursday, James be,
ing well enough to travel though hi
mind is still weak.
"A bridge builder named Alex
ander Macarthur, working on tn,
Northern Pacific bridge over tn,
Little Pokegema, on Tuesday miss
ed his footing and fell to the GROUND
below a distance OF some invent,
feet, sustaining severe fracture o
the skull. DIR. Gauvreau was sent
for but could not peform an opera
ton at the camp. The man wa,
sent by train to Duluth for treat
ment