The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-02-04
]. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

alentip - G the children ut
the Book Store.
Mr. Chas. Ring, another good
honest Minnesota man arrived in town
to stay, on Thursday
There was very pleasant party
at the Avery House hall last evening,
and "we had good time" is the COM
mon verdict.
Mrs. A. l.. Lord, of this city, had
the misfortune to fall down stairs one
day this week, from which she received
quite painful though not serious in
juries,
@Valentines for the cold folks
at the Book Store.
"A good practical surveyor would
find steady employment here during
the next year looking up the corner
stakes and running lot lines for pur-
chasers. Who will come to our
assistance?
We understand that Douglas is
to be the name of the station midway
between Superior and the Junction,
on the Mp. road. Success to the new
town, may she grow and flourish as
the stalwart pines do, that will con-
tribute SO largely to her revenues.
Mr.. H. Iglehart, of Maryland,
visited Superior this week, and made
the TINES office pleasant call. He
is greatly pleased with Superior and
confident of her ultimate success and
Importance, and promises to be one of
us when the spring boom commences.
valentines for your acquired or
prospective mother-in-law at the Book
Store.
For advertising rates see head of
local column. The circulation of the
TINES has more than doubled within
the past six months, and is daily in
creasing, and is one of the best adyer-
tising mediums in the northwest, and
every business house should be repre-
sented in its coulumns.
Mr. w H. Webb, of the Book
Store, is having a pretty serious illness
after all. What at first was supposed
to be only a cold, developed into
Bilious Fever, and though better now,
he has been very sick for the past two
weeks. We hope to see him behind
the counters again soon.
uValentines Valentines Valen-
tines at the Book Store.
Mr.. G. S. Hebert is getting his
new drug store well filled with drugs,
medicines, toilet articles &c, and is
now ready to declare open doors to all
who are in need of anything in his
line. Like a sensible man, he an
nounces his business through our
columns to-day.
Don't go around with your face
all haggled up by dull razor in your
own hands, when we have such good
barber shop in town. Mr. Smith is
an accomplished artist in his line, and
when he lets you out of his easy chair
you feel like new man, and again
ready to do battle with the world.
See his card in another column.
pA~ Young man go to the Book
Store and get your duck" a Valentine.
Mr.. r. B. Young, of Two Rivers,
Morrison County, Mimi, was in the
city this week looking over the ground
and future prospects and was well
pleased with both. Mr.. Young and
his three sons are all practical mill
men, both as to building and operat-
ing, and thinks he will come here soon
and engage in that business. We
need a good mill here, and he would
do well to come at once.
When our city fathers make their
move toward providing water for the
thousands they are inviting to locate
here, we wish they would report to the
TINES their proposed system, How
would it do to commence operations
to supply the city with the good, pure,
wholesome lake water which lies
almost at our doors Think the mat
ter over, gentlemen-quickly-and
make some move in this matter
For SALE.-Five choice Lots left
on 9th Street Ely's Addition, Land in
6, IS, 13. JAMES , hITcHIE'