The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-09

were here calling on their old
friends yesterday.
George l.. Brooks has on hand
and for sale large stock Of shingles,
of all grades, at the lowest market
prices. If
Paints, Oils, Glass and Putty
at Deans.
Mr.. Edwin \ ustrlan was here
this week with an eye after bust
ness for his fathers wholesale house
in st. Paul.
-Lyman Jacobs, of Duluth, is III
town clustering houses. He plaster
co several houses here in the good
old days of 1897.
1t is sa,d that a saloon, KEEP. by
a couple OF men from Marquette, is
in full blast ont at f'uzpatrick's
place or the railroad.
Call and examine the Stock of
Groceries, Provision, Is ,ots and
Shoes at the Railroad Store. tt
For sale, fine milch COW,
young, gentle aud fresh. Inquire
of John A Bardon, at Brooks
store.
w. +. Buckingham, Real
Estate and Insurance agen', of
Stevens P, int Wis>o nsn, spent a
few lours in Super or ye ,terdty.
H. w. Shaw having secured
the contract for The pillng and
bridge timber on the railroad line
has several squads Of men in the
woods getting out The timber.
Mr.. S. D. Mason, resident en-
gineer o. the Northern Pacific al
Brainerd, and MIR. Tilden an en-
g'necr OF tat company, located at
Fitzpatricks place west of here,
spent the Fourth in Superior
Mr.. John G. Howard and wife
and Miss Ida Howard, of Duluth,
were here yesterday placing a
handsome tombstone over the grave
of their sister, Miss Cora Howard
who died some years ago.
Large ass, rtmcnt of Pocket
and Table Cutlery a, Deans.
Gen. J. II. Hammond who
visited our section a lew weeks ago
and was much pleased, writes that
he will be unable TO return to this
country before September next. He
will then probably come to locate.
Cash 5000 will buy lot 3l2 on
West First street Surcrior-a good
building lot near Quebec Pier,-and
800 cash vii! buy Lot 5 on West
Sixth street. Apply to Thomas
Shiels, st. Paul, Mimi, or James
Bardon, agent, Superior. Il
The clover fields and abundant
grasses, both cultivated aud " lid,
elicit many CALCULATIONS of surprise
and delight from strangers passing
through this country. Everyone
should know lhat this is one of the
finest grass countries in the world.
i. T. Norton, of ST. Paul, IL
engaged with 4 force Of men IN
raising and putting new sills under
the dwelling house on the corner OF
Second street and Baker avenue,
owned Ivy James Bardon. When
that is fms he'd he will serve the
building in which the printing
office is located in like manner.
Williams Sc Upham have re-
ceive! the contract for dredging in
The cntry and Namadji river, at 20
cents per cubic yard between the
entry piers, and IS cents in the bay
and river Maj. Upham informs
rs that he has sent TO Portage Lake
for q dredre 10 do the work, and
that he expects TO be a. work here
within two weeks.
100000 acres OF Choice Pine
Lands for Sale in Mackinac, Chip
pewa and Schoolcralt counties,
Michigan, in large or small lots TO
suit purchasers Also two first
class Steam Saw mills now in oper.
alton; capacity 100 IN per day.
Mills on Lake Superior near Sault
Ste Marie, Mich. Enquire Of John
Garrick 242 South Water St.
Chicago, or L. V. Ripley Superior.
Mr.. B. a. Froiseth, of St Paul,
has come TO Superior to locate, aud
is at present with his wife occupy
ing rooms in Mr.. Wheelock's house.
lie is building an Office on First