The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-11-05
NOTICE.

Elsewhere Sheriff Newton gives
notice to the saloon keepers to keep
their places closed on election day.
Whoever intringes on the law
must suffer the penalty.
In order to keep up with the
times August Zachau has begun
the building of quite an extensive
addition TO his residence, which we
understand he will occupy as a
place of business.
Thomas Garriety has open ed
out stock of groceries and general
supplies in his Old store recently
vacated by McDernrid & Co. Mr..
Garriety will no doubt do well.
The Northern Pacific company
is having several houses built near
the depot for general use and to
accommodate boarders. They
take some OF the lonesome look off
of Letthand.
-Peyton, KimbalI e Co. have
a force of men engaged in clearing
ground and preparing the founda-
ton for their new mill on Corners
Point. Sexmith & Sons big mill
is also well under way.
The Air Line company intend
taking the supplies to their camps
on the Brule by way of the lake,
and thence up the stream on small
scows constructed especially for
that purpose.
W. have received copy of
Mr.. G. S. Douglas Daily Interna-
tional published at Emerson, Mani
toba. 1t is a five column folio
well edited and we'll printed, and
will undoubtedly meet with success.
-Chas. Watkins has for sale six
good horses, one pair heavy bobs,
two sets double harness, one single
harness one robe, one good lumber
wagon and miscellaneous articles.
Terms, cash down or good security
| for six months.
A CARD.-I wish it to be under
stood that | am voter here, having
resided in this State for the past
ten years and in this County for
the past three months, and [ hereby
announce myself as a candidate for
Sheriff of Douglas county.
G. S. MAIN.
Jake Leidel is having built at
the shop Of E Fiebiger very
handsome and substantial transfer
wagon TO run in connection with
his large livery stable at Superior.
Jake is business all through and he
proposes to show the Supcriorites
a thing or two before long
Duluth Tribune.
The killing of four ducks out of
flock of five Sunday morning
last, places Louis J. Moran on the
top round of the sportsman's ladder.
AT one time Superior could boast of
some crack shots but they have
either emigrated or given up the
practice.
Geo. II. Stunt, Of Duluth,
offers a reward of 500 TO any one
VIII o will return to him q small
trunk containing field notes and
other valuable papers relating to
his recent explorations in the Yer
million Lake region, which was lost
on the 22nd of October, by the up
setting Of canoe in the rapids of
the ST. Louis river about eight miles
above knife Falls.
After good deal of agitation
Duluth is at last TO have a hospital.
The vestry of St. Paul's Episcopal
church have agreed to take charge
and have elected n board of mana
gers. 4 building for temporary
use has been secured on Third
avenue east and as soon as suffici-
ent funds can be raised 1T is pro-
posed to erect or buy suitable
building for Cottage Hospital TO
be called ST Luke's.
The vanguard OF winter passed
around the head of the lake this
week, the weather being the coldes,
OF the season with hurries OF snow
at intervals Wednesday and Thurs
day. From this distance The Duluth
| hills looked white but We will not
commit ourselves oy saying it was
snow. 1t never seems to snow
farther north than he dyke. The