The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-04-29
The sun i shining again.

The sun i shining again.
The roads are drying up and getting
in good order for travel.
VIM. L. Banning, Of St. Paul, was in
tho city last Wednesday,
Hon. V. Roy now sports bran new
buggy. Oh, these bank directors
Judge Clough is administering justice
down in Barron county, this week.
Mrs. Capt Burns and daughter were in
town this week visiting old friends.
-Peyton & Kimbalrs new mill will be
ready for business in about one week
The rough weather retarded work on
the \. p. Docks the forepart Of this week.
VIM. H. Smith was one of the passen-
gers on the first trip of the Zero last Sun
day.
Geo. NJ. Smith was over from the
"Zenith' yesterday and made US a pleasant
call.
-Philbrooks' mill on Connor's Point
will commence making lumber in few
days.
-Jno Ross, of the firm C McDcrmid 4
Co, was IL the city during the early part Of
tho week
Several real estate transfers have been
made in dlferen, parts of the city during
the week
Despite our healthy climate our doe
to-s are kept busy, but on cases of minor
Importance.
C P. McDougau has been in the city
quite often Of late, experimenting his dock
building work.
Mr.. James Syer now enjoys the posi-
ton Of pile Inspector on Upham's driver for
the \. ?. dock
4 l. Stewart our merchant tailor will
soon be occupying his ne" quarters in the
Gates building.
II. " Shaw has purchased nine head
Of horses from McDermid & Co. They are
fine ~ lot of high steppers.
Louis c. Moran has the contract for
driving the piles for the Nemadji Golfer
dam, TO be built next summer.
-Ncighhor JAS Newton who has been
quite seriously iii for the past week, is We
are glad 10 say, much better now.
The rear Of Hall, Norton & Cos drive
reached the Nemadji boom last Wednesday
The drive was successful one.
The Duluth printers are patriotic sons.
They contemplate organizing base ball
nine Don't do it, boys, don't do it.
School marms are at premium, and
q dividend will soon be declared. On some
stock it has already been distributed.
But don't get discouraged, there are
plenty of them left, and will be offered al
less than par, for July and August.
-Pierson & Cos. warehouse or
Quebec pier is q little out Of shape. One
corner especially needs 'tracing up"
The busy laborers working hours are
regulated BY the local mill whistles, for tho
sound of which he is ever on the alert.
Pat Crowel's whisper" was heard or
the street again last Monday and was back
cd by the good humored owner himself.
Miss Myra McVicar is now teaching
the lower department in the Middetowr
school in place of Miss Collier, resigned.
Mr.. Hiram Hayes and Mr.. James Bar
don have been absent for some days or
business Both are st home now, however
-Scxmith 4 Sons mill will be ready fo
work in few days Their mammoth
smoke stack was raised into position thi:
week
-Mish Pastoret was in the city, sight
seeing, the early part Of the week, and ex
pressed himself agreeably impressed. The,
oil do.
-Upham's tug Danforth and the steam
pile driver. came over from Duluth thi
week to resume work on the mammoth ney
railroad dock.
-Sixty-seven scholars are enrolled IN tn
Lowertown department of district No,
Surely good showing, for the smallest o
the three schools now open.
-Four ear loads of go foot round tim
bers came in last Tuesday. We understand
they are to be used in the construction
the Nemadji railroad bridge.
The Nemadji Boom has withstood tn
ice without break. \ good many miXe'
LOGS have come down already, but the wa
fer is rather low for good driving.
Mrs Burk's restaurant corner OF Lax
Avenue and Superior street. Duluth, IS re-
Heiving its share of Superior's patronage
and deserves it. Mrs. Burk is an old resld
ent of Superior and the owner of consider
able real estate here.