The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-24
The Superior Times.
LOCAL ,AFF AIRS

"A Merry Christmass
~ Rev. Father Verweyst returned.
T. Wednesday, ia q @.s<x HIM
The churches are being de-
n corated for Christmas.
i II Fresh Eggs, Oranges and
Grapes ut Neil Smiths. ssrskts4g
a i.T 4. The public sch ools closed yes,
terday TIL after New Years -ar.,e
Judge C!ough has gone e ST.
Paul and Hudson for q few days. -
- .-''-- Oysters STANDARDS" Is cents
per can at Neil Smiths Restaurant.
Z I, The Wisconsin Legislature
meets on Monday the ninth Of
8 January. atsaast iaooa o
Geo. NJ. Smith hass==eesiTed "a
large and elegant safe, for, his
express Office and store.
Work on the new railroad
dock will commence as soon as The
ice becomes strong enough.
Stephen Dunphy has commen-
ced the erection of his new build
ing. J. Shepley has the job.
MIR. A. Doe, from Anoka, SON.
in.lsw of Chas Felt, Esq, has come
to Superior with his family to stay.
james z O'Leary succeeds
Geo. Leidner in the butcher bust
ness, and intends to run q first class
meat market.
Henry W. Bradford, of Mime.
spolis, who was here some years
ago in the logging business, is in
town this week.
Gov. Thos. P. Porter of Yer
aailles Kentucky, in spending few
days in town looking after real
estate matters.
y. II. Murphy has moved in
from the line and opened out large
stock of groceries in the Behreut
building, mex; to Deans.
DIR. Graham would be Apply to
see his friends, who are 10 pursuit
of Holiday presents, at the City
Drug Store, End street, Superior.
j. d. Robe has purchased two
Lots and commenced the erection Of
q large house on Second street
below Mr.. Wheelock's place.
MIR. A. l.. Teele, the wide
awake and enterprising editor of
the Moorhead Argonaut was in
town this week taking In the situa-
ton.
We understand that Mess.
Graf, Little & Co. are building Il
saw mill on the railroad near the
State line, about twelve miles west
Of Superior.
-Clofos Morrisette while at work
on the Omaha railroad was injured
about the head and face by the
limbs Of falling tree, but is now
almost as well as ever.
The building improvements at
Superior this year it is estimated
will foot up full $4,000. This is
pretty good considering that no
building to speak of was done till
July.
Geo. E. Bertrand and Byron
Kimball are up from Minneapolis
to spend the holidays with their
folks. The former is still in the en-
ploy of architect Burlington the
latter is taking a course at the
Curtiss Business College.
"A broad area of the bay along
the channel up as far as Quebec
Pier and to the mouth of the
Nemadji is entirely clear of ice.
There is not a sign of ice on the
lake. Navigation is as open here
abouts as in August.
All who stop with mine hos
William King at the Newton
House" praise his table and beds.
He has been crowded with guests
ever since he opened in July. See
his card in this weeks paper. BY
the way, Mr.. King ia seeking a
location on which to erect a large
hotel.
Articles of incorporation of the
Superior Land Association were
fled with The Register of DEEDS
this week. The incorporators are
James Bardon, Hiram Hayes and
Thompson Richie. The capital
stock ia s25O,o00. The business Of
the Association is to buy, sell and
deal in real estate in Douglas
county, Wisconsin, and especially
in the town of Superior. This cor
porstion has been formed in pur-
suance OF the determination OF the