The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-27

INC CITY III engineering
and surveying.
Mr.. 2. f. Bradshaw has work
men engaged repairing his store build
ing near the post office, and viii soon
open up large stock of general mer-
chandise therein.
"A travelling show of some kind
visited Duluth last Thursday. and sent
their band over to parade our streets
and drum up an audience. Guess thew
did not catch many.
The hill on ID street, ON the east
side of the Newton creek, is to be
taken down peg" and the hole at
the end Of the bridge filled up. A
needed Improvement.
Mr.. Bardon has got the material
on the ground and will in few days
commence work on his magnificent
new house on 8th street. Wonder if
this means anything serious.
Mr. S. E. Tubbs has bought the
Perry building on the corner of Stin-
son Avenue and 4th Street, and fitted
it up for residence, and now occupies
the same with his family.
-Ansley & Sunderland have got
theirnew delivery wagon on the street
now for fact, and it a nice one, too,
and built by our excellent wagon
makers, Messrs. Foltz & Gansen.
II. X. Alexander, our bank cash
Ter, made a business trip to St. Paul,
this week. During his absence the
banking business has been done by
Mr.. JAS. Bardon and Mr.. |. Gates.
Work will soon commence on a
thirty foot addition to the Catholic
church in this city. The addition will
be IN front Of the present structure,
and make II very fine church edifce.
M e. Robbie, commission mer-
chant, has an attractive double column
advertisement in the TINES to-day.
This is a branch Of business the town
needs, and one that is sure TO prove
profitable.
That is about as nice a Soda
Fountain at the City Drug Store, as
we ever saw. 1t will be charged
for businss to-day, and of course every
body will stop in and get a glass of
saltwater.
1t really begins to look as though
we were going to have a telegraph line
here soon. We see the poles have
been distributed along the line Of the
\. p. between here and the Junction.
Things are working.
Cur genial friend 4. x. Smith,
has left the employment Of the \. 2.
Co, and now carries on the Survey
ing business on his own account. He
IS first class engineer, and work done
by him can be relied upou.
j. Z. OLeary has q new card in
our columns TODAY, to which we invite
your attention. Mr.. OLeary has Just
started business in lower town, on low
er ID street, not far from the \. P.
depot, and is deserving Of a liberal
! patronage.
A representative Of the Duluth
Tribune was in the city last Thursday.
looking up Jobs for tie bindeIy depart
ment Of that institution. From read
ing his paper one would think Mitchell
would not even touch money that
came from Superior
The quarterly services Of the N.
q. Church Of Superior will be held in
this city June 24th and 18th. The Pre-
siding Elder ofthe adjoining Wisconsin
/ conference, Rev. Jas Lawson, Will b.
/ present, and preach to us Saturday
evening and Sunday.
-"Why to goodness" don't the
boss Of the Thunder Bay Sentinel get
a printer who can print paper peo-
pie can read? just as like as not we
miss lots Of good items because we
can't read the Sentinel. Try a new
roller, at least, brother
Mr. f. L. Johnston has leased the
1 old warehouse on Quebec pier and
will fit it up for business at once. Be
sides handling freight, Mr.. Johnston
will operate a lumber yard, and viii
at once become one Of our live bust
ness men. Success to him.
Mr.. Henry Crawford, who has
been keeping boarding house in the
/ Dunphy house on lower Second street,
left this week for a point short dis
lance beyond the Junction, where he
/ will engage in the same business and
also have charge of a section of the \.
/ p. road.
Mr.. 0. D. Brown and Mr.. Ros-
sitter, Of the Omaha line, will soon
bring their families to Superior to
spend the summer months, Superior
is destined to be the summer resort for
thousands of people from all parts of
the world, and that too within very
short time.
We are informed that the \. P.
Company will soon have two or three
more steam dredges at work in our
bay cleaning out and widening the
channel. and the lake boats will soon
. be steaming into our harbor, which the
Duluth Tribune says is among the
best in the world.
Mr.. H. W. Holley, one of the
Omaha contractors made Us a flying
visit this week, and was off again,
looking after their work at other
points. The contractors for this end
of the line ere building twenty-five
miles Of as fine road bed as can be
found in the State.
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