The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-01-21
LOCAL AFT A IRIS.
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Mr.. Dunlap, the worthy PM. at
the junction made us an agreeable
call this morning.
Mrs. Jas. Mccoy, of Saltwater,
daughter of Judge Clough, of this
city, Is visiting parents and friends
here for few days.
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Mr. Ehresman, late of Howard
Lake Mimi, is in the city looking for
a lot. He expects to locate with us
and engage in the grocery business.
| Mr. Webb, of ,.4s=1 new Book
Store, got his family moved to town
last week, and no longer has to eat on
the street and hang up on a peg at
night
S=s~Coal delivered to any part of
the city. Leave orders at Geo. NJ.
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Our former fellowcitizen, Mr.. H.
{. Relf, sends us an interesting letter
from the Yellowstone country. 1t
did not reach US in time for our last
issue.
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! -McDermid & Co., have new
advertisement in the TINES to-day.
They desire to close out their stock at
once, and now is the time to secure
bargains.
-Messrs. Webb & Langley, of the
Book Store, have new advertise
ment in to-day's paper. Read it, and
then call on them when YOU need
anything in their line Store opposite
the old Avery House.
Paper, Envelopes, Inks, &c,
at the Book Store.
A. H. Foster, of Duluth, called
last Thursday and subscribed for the
TINES. Mr. Foster, will in the future
deal in Hay and Feed, but principal
ly Hay, and will move to Superior
City where he will have his head
quarters.
Rrs~ Books Of all kinds at the Book
Store.
Mr. Fred Newton, of this CITY,
started for St. Paul to attend school.
last Thursday. He Is bright Young
man, and if he will mind his p's and
qs, and attend to his books, he will
yet make his mark in the world We
wish him success.
NOTIcE.-Parties owning one or
more mimproved blocks for sale, five
or six blocks from the business centre,
please state LOWEST price TO
CIIAs. VI. BUMP,
j2lw3 Bay City, Mich
Mr., Ring, one fthe enterprising
young men Of this city, Is making the
necessary arrangements for putting
up a large quantity Of ice for the hot
days Of summer He will pack about /
$50 tons, which is a very good com f,
mencement, but if he viii double the /
amount, he Will sell it all before
another harvest is ripe
teE~All kinds of Stationers Novel |
ties at the Book Store.
W. J. Whipple, late publisher of
the Northern Pacific Farmer, pub !
lished at Wadena, Mimi, has severed /.
his connection with that paper, and |
contemplates making Superior his fu-
ture home We bid thee welcome, |
brother Whipple, and when you get /
here pull our latch string and make |
yourself ut home among our exchan-
ges.
-"The Nursery" Published at
Boston, Mass, is the best publication
out for the lettle folks. 1t is design
ed for the little ones who have not
branched out into their school davs.
and Its pure reading and happy
illustrations fill the bill exactly. The
back numbers bound in yearly and
half yearly volumes, can be had by
addressing the Nursery Publishing Co,
50 Broomfeld St, Boston, Mass.
Yearly volumes $50 !; half yearly
50 cents. Regular subscription price
$50 per year.
We accepted an invitation to eat
our Sunday dinner with mine host A.
]. Hall, and was confronted with
bill of fare that would have sastonish-
ed Delmanico himself, to all which,
it hardly necessary to say, we done
ample justice, for it is not every dav
a poor editor has a chance TO Square
off at such a feast of good things.
MIR. Hall Is a Mankato, Minnesota,
man, and knows how to keep hotel,
and spreads it on with a lavish hand
of expense. Success to him.
RE Daily, Weekly and Monthly
papers and periodicals of all kinds, at
the Book Store.
WATER WANTEp.-That Superior
is painfully deficient in the matter of
her water supply for household uses,
is apparent to all. This state of affairs
is by no means necessary, but other
things seems TO have engrossed the