The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-02


and mud and slush taking It's place.
The numbering camps are
breaking ur, AMI both Superior
ami Isulnth are faI! OF hardy woods-
Iaen.
--Nichnias Weller being deter
mined 70 profit by Superiot's conf
ing booa, has re opened his saloon
or Second street.
The suaii building tao doors
below Golfers Hotel has been
rented 10 couple Of parties from,
the Jahction for , saloon.
a Philadelphia man has per
teeted q plan for bringing coal out
OF the cellar without cxcrting any
OF his musuIe. To nakes lis wiis
bring it mp.
Joseph Isiel. Tor msny years
FesiduRt Of Ia pointe, died in
Ashland last Saturday. His re-
mains were taken to his old home for
burial = Ashlsnd Press.
The family OF Engineer Weeks
arrived 1hursday, ana at present
a'e quartered at Mr. Shaws. 1t is
understood that they will shortly
rent house aud make Superior
their home.
No !ess than FIVE railroads are
pointing towards Superior, anil they
will bo built within the Lext five
years. They want to reach the
navigation Of The great lake at tins
point.
Rev. Waller FOX, for many
years Catholic missionary at
OntUnsSon and other points en-
Lake Superior, died recently at the
Republic Mine. he was native Of
Germany and aged SO years.
William ilow.nstiue il suffrr-
Ing severely from All attack Of ia.
Examination Of The bowels, Induced
by taking Gold and drinking snow
water in the woods. Fer a few
days his case was considered seri-
ous, but lie is now out ct danger.
Hon. John ID. Howard, Of
Duluth, has sold his store building
and Two lots here, located just above
the old hotel, 70 his son john g.
Howard, who thinks OF moving into
the house and opening lut u stock
OF goods.
Although times have been live
ly along the line Of the North Wis
eousjn in Barron county. during the
winter, il is said by the knowing
oucs that it is nothing Ia compari-
son with what will be ny!Hg on du-
ring the coming summer.
John Il. Smith had the mis-
fortune 70 break his leg last Satur-
day. It seems he was helping Mr..
Hacker 10 wall up . cellar with
logs, when log in some way rolled
onto his leg breaking the large
bone just below the kuee. II vii!
lay him ny for come time.
Ii Capt. Pike Of Bayfield,
doesn't gait raising tugs we'll get
get ont nj injunction against him.
According to the papers down there
tho Captain seems to lie always
rsising-tngs Perhaps that is 4
polite name they have for place
noted for high temperature.
The great drawing Of q COW,
several shot guns and watches will
come eff this evening ct 80 81 the
Father Mathew Hall. All are in
Vited TO attend. The committee
desire 10 return thanks for the
prompt and liberal manner IN
which the people responded 10 their
oall.
There seems 20 be an idea
among great many that saloon
will BE tbs paving business here,
and We hear that several new ones
will be soon started. Saloons seem
to be necessary evils, but they can
be controlled by the Supervisors in
great measure. These officers
should be very careful about whom
they license, especially strangers,
and should see that good bonds be
given.
Denis Dean, Esq., one of the
pioneers Of Superior, and formerly
postmaster, Supervisor and rner-
chant here, but who has made his
residence in Ashtabula, O., for the
mai ran wars has heen in TOWN all