The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-09
Building and Household Hard

} picture frame dealers of Mime
, apolis, was taking in the situation
here admiringly Thursday.
-Ifousekcepers will save money
by buying their Groceries and Pro
visions at the Railroad Store. if
The Surveying party OF the
Duluth & Winnipeg railroad are
now encamped on the hill back of
Oneota. By following the slope
they are finding a good route out
over the hills.
Quebec Pier is full of lumbo +
piles landed there by the Nellie
Cotton from Peyton & Co.'S. mill.
The most of it is for houses out
a'ong the railroad line. Several
teams are constantly employed in
hauling it ont.
Mr.. &. Z. FAIRIES who for
several months has been engaged
in The engineering department OF
OF the Northern Pacific under En-
gneer Weeks at this place, has re
signed and accepted a position
under Engineer Hoffman OF the
Duluth 81 Winnipeg railroad, who
all Old friend ofhis.
w orking Men, Attention !
Boots and Shoes, Shirts and Over
alIs III great variety, cheap for cash
at the Railroad Store. If
Engineer Weeks has William
Eiowenstine engaged in the work OF
connecting the Northern Pacific
line with the section lines in the
woods west OF town. Mr.. H's
intimate acquaintance with the
country and all section lines and
corners renders him just the man
for the service.
Among the active new corners
are Mr.. J. +. Smell, and his son
Mr.. Z. X, Smell. The old gentle
man is a milI-wrig ht, and the son a
carpenter, and the two expect 10
work at building houses, mills, etc,
/ here. They are recently from the
line of the North Wisconsin roa d
and are located in Mr. Fay's house
OH Third street.
R. A Gray has built tidy
looking steam saw mill on the end
OF Rices' Point, and it will be read )
for business in n few days. 1t il
said 10 contain The latest and best
machinery and to be well arranged
The mill has been constructed
under Dir. Gray's imm ediate per
sonal supervision which is guaran
tee that it is a model of it's kind.
: The scholars Of the Catholic
school Of Duluth, accompanied by
Father Genin and several of the
, Sisters, had a charming little pic
nc here at the old hotel on Wed
nesday. The bright, inte!ligen
looks of the Children, their neatnes:
} OF dress and orderly department
sp G axis well tor tile success Of tht
Sisters school III Duluth.
Mr.. James Syer's household
was this week Increased by th'
arrival Of his daughl er Mrs. p. Z
Bradshaw, of River Falls, with her
children, his granddaughter, Mis-
Mamie Gibson, Of Newport, Ky
aud Mr.. Thomas Holton of Cincin
uati, OHIO, all Of whom have com'
to spend the warm months in OF
delightful climate.
8 Father Verweyst and the. ladie
Of the Catholic church desire us Il
say that they feel exceedingly thank
iul to the good people Of Superio
and Duluth who SO literally patron
lied their festival on the Fourth
They also wish 10 thank Sherit
Newton and bis assistants Mess
Columbia and Melauson for tn
good order they preserved, which
contributed not a little to the sue
cess OF the entertainment.
II. W. Shaw has rented the New
ton dwelling on First street, and i
putting stills under it and fitting j
up in good shape. lie informs IL
that he purposes putt ing q compel
: ent person in charge and opening ;
: first class boarding house and hote
, therein. The location of the house
, is one of the finest i'll town, over
looking the bay and lake,
aud it will no doubt be a popular
. resort when opened.
Lars Lenroot and sons hay,
purchased the fine steamer Franz