The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-01-07

children from being contaminated 10y being
placed in the institution at Wauk esha.-
[Dunn County News.
Mr. William Whiteside has presented
US with copy of his photograph of the first
train into Superior. It is printed on a card
Sxl0 and shows the train drawn up in front
of the court house. 1t is good pictur and
will be eagerly sought for by the old settlers
1t may be obtained Of Webb & Langley,
stationers, Superior. Price so cents.
The wife and daughter Of our popular
Hardware merchant, Ar. Denis Dean, start
! tomorrow for q visit to their old home at
Ashtabula, Ohio On Friday evening mum
Der of Miss Deans young friends gave her a
/ party at Judge Perry's. Mr. Dean will
accompany them - far as Chicago. The
TINES wishes them i safe journey and Il
pleasant visit
The little Scandinavian child which died
on Minnesota Point over q week ago has not
yet been buried, for reasons which cannot be
ascertaned. Yauge rumors have been heard
of horrible, supersticous ceremonies which
have been performed by the parents over
/ their dead child. The family are believers III
witchcraft, it is said. Ii one-half that is
! reported about their idotic performances is
true, they are all subjects of an insane
asylum Duluth Tribune, %.
TAKE NOTICE. Hereafter the
TINES will go to press on Friday
afternoon, and all those wishing TO
speak through lis columns will
please hand in their notices by
Thursday evening.
Strangers coming to Superior
via Duluth, and stopping there for
any length Of time, shonId put up
With mine host S. Wakclin, Of the
Wakcln House. You will find
good food, good and clean beds,
aud at reasonable prices.
Cash paid tot unimproycd town
property by l.. 7. SLAyroN. If
The old Post Office Bull ling
has been fitted up in good style
and Mrt UIcch Mcssrs Webb d
Langley, late ot Wadcna, Mimi,
Will open M first class and com
Irtc Stock OF Books G5 Stationery,
Newpapers and Periodicals Of all
kinds.
Good Tanarac wood, well sea
soncd, delivered to any part OF the
city, by {. NJ Watkins. j7t3
J. La.e Christie, late Of the
FaribauIt County Journal, at Blue
Earth City, Mimi, has mounted
the editorial tripod of the Superior
TIMHs, and gives promise ola news
paper boom for our sis er town. We
extend 10 Mr.. Christie a hearty
welcome and wish him success in
his new venture. - Dululh TT bune.
Thanks, brother Mitchell.
For SALE.-2Q0 acres in town
limits and Kail Road tract-suit-
able for Mill sites etc No speculat-
ors need apply. JAMES S. RIrcnIE.
Maj. G, Z. Peck, General
Manager Of the Chicago, Portage
& Superior railroad, arrived here
last "Wednesday aud will remain
some days. He informs us that he
will have the iron for the road here
anil be ready to commence track
laying by the 10Th inst, and that
the work is 10 be prosecuted as
fast as possible. Mai. Peck has
for number OF years past been
connected with the Chicago &
Grand Trunk road, upon leaving
wich his old comrades and busi-
ness associates surprised him at his
house and presesented him with an
elegant silver set valued at $500, as
token of respect and esteem.
g To any and all of our dealers
in hay, and IN fact, ali parties doing
any weighing, we wonld recon-
mend them using Fairbanks stand
ard improved scale at Geo. NJ,
Smiths. Mr.. Smith will give
voucher with weight of each and
every load guaranteeing same to
be correct. If
Work on the Omaha line is pro
crossing very tayorably. The grade
on the first ten miles from It's June
ton with the Northern Pacific, is
completed, and he work OH the five
miles additional is rapidly ap-
preaching completion. Mr.. LeMay
the bridge contractor, on this line,
has his portable saw lnill now in
operation at Eight Mile camp, get
ting out lumber for the various pile
and treslle bridges, and the piles
are nearly all driven. On the south
end the trackIaymg is going for
ward, twelve miles being already