The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-06-18

SMOOTH anu SliSlenS as OF Ola.
Mess. Ed. Grace, Peter Sam
mon, Percy Coburn and Mr.. Iago,
all typos from the Duluth Tribune
Office, and Joseph Marheim register
of deeds OF ST. Louis county, sailed
over to Superior last Sunday.
The town board has granted a
liquor license to. William Schuster,
r., and he has opened out in the
basement of his fathers building at
the foot Of Quebec Pier. This
makes the fourth saloon in town.
-Judge Gates, we are happy to
say, ia recovering nicely from his
severe and rrotracted attack OF in
flammalory rheumatism. He now
takes short walks, and hopes TO be
entirely rid Of the Attic ton in few
weeks.
Cash 5000 will buy lot 3l2 on
West First street Superior-a good
building lot near Quebec Pier, and
800 cash will buy Lot on West
Sixth street. Apply to Thomas
Shiela, St. Paul, MINI, or James
Bardon, agent, Superior. If
The Barron County Chrome
type asks the editors all around
the circle who they prefer for Re
preventative next winter. We say
at once Douglas county man. In
doing this we certainly can't be
accused Of very great selfishness,
for Douglas county has had no Re-
preventative for 90 years.
r. c. Mitchell, the captain
general of the live daily and weekly
Duluth Tribune, accompanied by
his sen Horace, and lis relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Lawrence, of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, were per-
ambulatlng our streets admirlngly
on Wednesday. What Mr. Nit
chell told his readers in the alter
noon when he went home may be
found IN another column.
Nicholas W elter in his GU. S.
Saloon" has excellent cider,
lemonade and pop, cigars and
tobacco, and oysters in all
styles. He will also furnish lunches
aud meals, and when his house ls
ready will keep regular boarding
house. If
Martin Strong of Pine City
called on friends here last Sunday.
Mr.. Strong's old friends will be
glad to hear that he was quite
successful last winter in his timb
operations. He got out several
hundred thousand ties, which lie
foated down the St. Croix, besides
any quantity Of piles and other
timber.
Louis Roy came down from
Vermiion Monday. He reports
that Geo. r. Stuntz has n party of
about Is men exploring for iron,
and that the country is overrun
with men seeking for timber and
minerals. He says that Zach Brown
IS very sick. The story Of the won,
derful mineral spring he pronounces
as purely imaginary.
Mrs. Hugh Ferguson formerly
Mrs. John Scott spent a couple OF
days in town this week visiting her
many old friends. Mrs. ferguson
resides at the n. P. Junction, her
husband being sheriff Of Carlton
county. Her SOB William is tele-
graph operator and keeps the rail-
road station at that point and her
son John is a conductor on the
Mp. road.
In the delinquent tax cases OF
Mess. Stinson, Walbridge and the
Bright estate, which were finally
and conclusively settled by the
county board last Saturday the
cash has been paid IN each case,
and the papers are being executed.
Douglas county is now in fine shape
financially, having over $4,000 in
cash in her treasury, with her
orders at par.
The Superior TIMES talks as
though Judge CIough had returned
to its city for a permanent thing,
This being the case the good people
of Superior City are to be con-
graduated that Hudson's loss is to
be their gain, as the Judge and his
family have been regarded as among
our most estimable citizens Star
& Times,