The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-08-20
LOCAL Aft FAIRS.

new Wneat DeSins 10 arrive ~
Duluth elevators.
Two dredges are now at work
in the bay opposite Quebec Pier.
The Quebec House literally
swarms with boarders these days.
DIR. Graham's sign over his
drug store is neat and attractive.
Henry McDonough's dwelling
is rapidly approaching completion.
-Carpet-baggcrs headed rail-
road-wards are numerous these
days.
There will soon be an auction
sale Of public lands in the Duluth
district.
The Duluth papers are talking
loudly about the need of new and
large hotel.
Mr.. E. S. Fletcher has a crew
of men at work repairing the cribs
at the entry, for the government.
MIR. John G. Howard is in
spector of dredging for Superior
harbor. He is the right man in the
right place.
The Clark House, Duluth, is
crowded to overlooking. On Tues
day last $50 guests sat down to
dinner.
James Bardon is building an
Office ON the rear of the lots on the
corner of Second st. and Stinson
avenue.
Read ID. Deans advertisement.
lie keeps fine stock of hardware,
paints, oils, ETC., which he sells at
the lowest living prices.
IT. Richie now occupies as an
Office the old Bright & Hayes office
on Second street. He has fitted up
his old place for store and
dwelling.
The mail now arrives on Sun
day forenoon about eleven, and
leaves in the afternoon at quarter
10 three. This Sunday service is
paid for by private subscription.
Those long piles of square tim
Der and lumber that line Quebec |
Pier are for the railroad work. They
are hauled ont onto the line by
teams.
A valuable horse belonging to
James Collier fell off the Sixth |
street bridge this week and sustain
ed injuries from the effects Of
which he died.
MIR. John Ross the railroad |
contractor has rented the building
lately vacated by the TIMES, and as
soon as the repairs are completed |
will move into it with his family.
John Burns, of Duluth one of !
the most skillful carpenters in these
parts, is building an addition TO the
Psstoret building on Second street.
1t viii be occupied by Alvin Lords
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garriety and the
young members of the family seem
perfectly at home here again. They !
are keeping boarders and have a
full house.
The Nemadji Boom Company
have decided to move their work |
mp the river to a point just below
Stuntz hill. The Palmer brothers
are now engaged in driving piles
tor them at the new location.
Mr.. P. Leclair, late OF Burlington,
Vermont, is preparing to open out
in the Post building alarge stock of
groceries and liquors at VIII olesale.
Mr.. L. appears to have pluck and |
snap, and will no doubt do well.
William King, late of the Mp.
Junction aud Knife Falls, has rent,
ed and moved into the "Newton |
building" on First street, wherein
he intends to keep a first class
boarding house. Mr.. Kingis good .
man, and we are glad to see him
amongst US. He will no doubt do |
well. He. formerly kept very good
hotel at the junction.
The railroad cut and fill near
Richard Bardon' sresidence on First
street attracts many visitors. People
can there see for themselves that a
railroad is being built into town.
The cut will be about Is feet deep.
The clay is being dumped into the
swamp where it makes an excellent