The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-11-26

DR.. H. (. Laffitte and family
have moved into their new resi-
dence on Sixth street. The Doct"r's
office, however, will not be changed
from its present quarters.
Amelia Tourville, daughter of
Alex. Tourville, died Thursday
night, of typhoid fever, aged II
years. The funeral will take place
tomorrow from the Catholic
church.
Eight scow loads of iron for the
Nori bern Pacific have been brought
to Wizards dock at Minnesota
Point, the ice In the bay being too
thick TO allow the tugs to reach
Quebec Pier.
For SALE.-lO Corls Dry Tam.
arac Wood Bushels potatoes
ard 10 good building Lots on 9th
street. Terms Cash, or County and
Town Orders. JAMES S. RlTCuIE.
"A scow load of horses Sand
railroad contractors outfit arrived
last Saturday from PA. Landing.
We understand they belong to
! Mess. Doyle & Dwyer, who have
secured SIX mile contract on the
Omaha railroad.
Grinders are at work on the
Northern Pacific from the depo' to
the Nemadji In order to facilitate
the work in the frozen clay con-
siderable blasting is brin. done
there as well AS alon- the cat by
Bardon's
One who ha. tried ii says that
for real good, solid sport there is
nothing like gong ONT u HINT tor
ie.r at this season aud sat o. tie
trozen ground tor all nouI or two
and then rerHtu home wiz: rhc
con>oling th"ucIt ,ha, the deer
didn't come out that evening.
governor Ru>k AS appointed
Gen Geo Cassin~ Gintv envoy
extraordinary and ml'ist'r plehi-
poteLliary To 81. iroix t'ail>. The
General was up Al Tie Fa j. lasr
week arguing little ,tOtj.,1t ~ Il s
before Judge Mason ct al.
The contract for the II ~
portalion of goods 20 VrrmtIior
Lake, Tor the pay ment of the Boi>
Forte Indians, has been awarded
to George r. Stuntz, OF Duluth
His bid was $685. per hundred
pounds.
Duluth Tribune Ed. Ingalls,
has the contract for grazing Two
miles of the Duluth & Winnipeg
RR. beginning at MlIler's creek
and thence westward. He broke
ground at O'Clock this afternoon.
And so the D. 81 w. goes on, aud
without buster builds OH it's way to
Winnipeg.
The skating on the bay ha-
been excellent Tor the past week,
and many availed themselves oI
the opportunity to indulge in the
healihtul exercise. TIE returns
from the different skating precincts
are not all in but enough have been
received TO show that the "tumbers
down" are largely in majority o
the straight t-and out sktiers.
Miss Hattie Shiels, rldes
d,uohter OF Thomas Shiels, ESQ
and Col. William Crooks werp mar
ried ednesday morning, at ,he
residence of the brides parents, IL" g,
Wabsha street, ST. Paul, Rev
Father Stanley performing III,
ceremony. They left on the after.
noon train tor Chicago on a sho,t
bridal tour. The bride has the bes
wishes OF her many warm friends
in Superior.
The citizens OF Duluth ar,
making strenuous efforts toward
the immediate erection OF A new
100000 hotel, III place of the
Clark House recently burnett, ard
several meetings have been hell to
devise ways and means for tha
purpose. AT the last meeting, he'd
at l.. Meudenhall's effice on Tues
day evening, 1T was resolved tC
e-tahi sh stock company win a
capital stock of 100000, 10 lie
known IA the Duiuth Hotel Com
panv. The incorporates are J. B
Culver, J II. Uptam. Geo. spencer