The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-11-19


Slip into Bischoff's and slide
out with one of his coasling sleds
for the children.
The many friends of John
Lynch will be glad TO hear he is re.
covering.
Duluth shipped twenty thous-
and barrels of -four in one day
lately, so says the Tribune.
The boxes in the post office
are receiving needed repairing,
new locks being tho principal
feature
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
day. See that your pumpkin pies
are well seasoned and your turkey
properly dressed.
Geo. nj. Smiths mammoth
store is nearly completed. A part
of the flour and feed to stock it was
brought over yesterday.
Quebec pier was fairly lined
with freight yesterday, the bulk OF
it being for our merchants here and
scores of teams were busy taking it
away.
-Fol,z & Gonser, of the Black
smith and Wagon Shop, speak to
the public through the medium Of a
new advertisement this week.
Five tugs were in the harbor
at one time yesterday. That
doesn't make too bad a showing
when navigation is considered
"closed."
j. Fred. Bischoff has received
a large supply of skates, both nickel
plated and plain, all prices and
kinds.
-Moran's men have an eye for
the picturesque. II has been re-
marked that their red caps make
TIL EN- look like flock Of fleckers III
the marsh.
The boys made the most OF
their opportunity for skatir g Tues
day and Wednesday, and now
groans and complaints are in order
from an over indulgence. soy
We regret to state that r. G
Coburn had the misfortune to fall
and break his leg in Duluth while
on his way TO one of the steamers
We trust he will not be laid up
long.
The tug Amethyst has beer
engaged most Of the week in keep
Ing the bay open to the depot
landing. The Nellie Cotton brought
down "Bower's Ark" with load Of
timber for the dock and depot.
Judge Barron was taken in /;
carriage to the polls at St. Croi,
Falls on election day and deposit
ed his ballot. The condition o
his health is improved and hopes o
his ultimate recovery are entertain
ed.
"A young son of Timothy Han
nifn was kicked in the head by
another boy and rendered uncon
! scious for some hours but is now
recovering. No steps have YET
been taken to punish the boy who
CO mmitted the deed.
The steam yacht John G.
Pridgeon ran on the dixie MONDAY
evening and stove a hole in he
hull. She was lowed TO Duluth BY
the tug Nellie Cotton and run int,
shallow water where she sank. She
now lies in about eight feet of waite,
and will probably not be raised
this year.
Jake Leidel desires to inform
the public that he is now ready fol
all kinds of livery business, hauIing
of all descriptions &c, &c. Jake
is the first man in the field and de
serves a liberal support. o. NJ
Nelson, former employe o
Obi en-, Pratt & Co., Of Duluth, i
in chsrge of the stable.
The sidewalks Sunday betweer
the wet and mud were in a terrible
condition, the acme being reache,
on the planks over the railroad Gu
on Second street. Some fine suit
were spoiled and more amuSemen
was furnished for the lockers OF
than the goers-on.
The Zero went into winter
quarters in Towards slough Tues
day. On Thursday it was discover
ed that she had sunk by wha
means is not known but it is sup
posed that alter taking tn