The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-01-14
LOCAL A FIT A IRIS.
Bring out the bellies,

In nice cutter Of course.
Old papers for sale at the TnlEs
office.
John ", Bradshaw, Of River
Falls, an old Superiori;e, arrived
Wednesday.
VIM. Dunlap, merchant from
the \. P. Junction, Mimi, is in town
this week seeking location.
Remember that the TINES goes
to press on Friday, now, and bring in
your notices and ads Thursday.
Old type, just the thing for bab-
biting, for sale at the TINES office.
Mill men should make q note of it.
sWCoal delivered to any part of
the city. Leave orders at Geo. VI.
Smiths 1T:
You will see the biggest build
ing boom in Superior next Spring
and summer, ever witnessed in the
west.
DR. W. J. Conan and wife, of
Fargo, DIT, arrived Sunday and
will occupy the l.. {. Clarke house in
Uppcrtown.
The long looked for sleighing
came Thursday night and yesterday,
and the lumbermen and everybody
else is happy.
Don't forget to attend church at
the Aiiddletown school house next
Sunday morning at the usual hour.
All are invited.
sT Good Tamarac wood, well sea-
oned, delivered to any part of the
city, by c. N. Watkins. j7t3
RAFFLE.-There Will be q rattle at
N-elch & McGillis', Superior, Wis,
January 18th, 1882. One fine 1Sk.
Sprinfeld Hunting Case Gold Watch,
Tickets, one dollar.
Hotel, boarding house, and al
other men should visit the we'll filed
stalls at O'Leary's Meat Market, be
fore they buy their steak or links for
breakfast. See his card in another
column
1t is not evidence that a man has
been drinking " flre-water when YOU
see him uncerimoniously and sudden
like, take a seat upon the sidewalk.
They-the sidewalks-are terrible
slippery, in spots.
For "side track town SUPERB
or is attracting much attention abroad,
Even men from far away States, and
of large capital, are daily negotiating
for lots, and will be on hand in the
early spring and help along the boom.
Mr.. O. D. Brown, civil engineer
Of the Omaha line, who has been at
his home in Sioux City, Iowa, for two
or three weeks, got back last Wcdness
day We regret to learn that he left
two or three members Of his family
quite i'll.
Guess our town MUST be growing
SOME. Mr.. Bishoff, one of our enter
prising hardware merchants tells lis
that he has sold over one hundred and
eighty stoves this season-and it has
not been a good season for the stove
trade either.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Brooks,
who have been spending some time in
the East among friends, returned to
their Superior home last Saturday in
the enjoyment of health, and were
warmly welcomed by their friends,
which means everybody.
"A span of mules belonging TO a
teamster on the \. P. Dock works,
got into the drink last Saturday, at a
point nearly opposite Mr.. Kings ho-
tel. Assistance arriving on the ground
or ice, rather-promptly, the team
was rescued without damage.
Mr., James Bardon who has lived
here for twenty-five years, and who,
when he went abroad had to go via
Duluth or a pair Of snow shoes, step
ped on board the n. ?. train, almost
at his doorstep, the other day, and
started on brief visit to St. Paul.
He thinks it much nicer and more
convenient than the old way.
"A Frenchman named Delorgie, a
workman on the Air Line road, was
killed last Friday. He was sitting IN
one of the top bunks sewing on a
button, when the roof, which was
covered with clay to a depth of near
ly two feet, fell in upon him and so
crushing hin as to cause his death.
He was brought to the city on Satur-
dav, and buried from the Catholic