The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-08-12

uaIl mouse nau Inat Otner coat OF paint
applied to its weather-beaten sides.
"a lard rendering kettlen is the
new aesthetic name for the best pile
driver at the head of Lake Superior.
s9~A choice line tropical fruits of
all kinds at
KILTIN'S.
Smiths store building has been
braced up" and now the cats can
have more level surface to gambol
on.
The Buchanan Opera Troupe
have been playing to rather slim au-
diences at Quebec Warehouse this
week.
Geo, N. Smith was over from the
village across the bay last week keep
ing weather eye on his business and
Theo.
The first white child ever seen at
Nermillion Lake was introduced at
one Of the trading posts there last
week.
DR.. Y Smith, of Duluth, but an
cold timer" Of Superior was in the city
noting the vast changes and progress
last week.
J. Hicks received last week quite
a lot of brick which he now has for
sale. They are on the vacant lot near
Roy's store.
The paIatial ferry steamer r, G.
Stewart has been lately repainted and
revived and of course looks handsom-
er than ever.
Col. Bowen aud wife of Ashland
were in the city last week for a short
time. Mr.. Bowen is a prominent bust
ness man down there.
John Z. Olson and C. ]. Nelson,
have shaken off the scales Of Sweden
and are now full fedged citizens of
the United States.
One of Williams and Upham's
dredges was at work this week widen
ing the channel from the main chan
mel to the n. P. dock.
Miss Maggie Otis who has been
living with her uncle Mr.. J. W. Muir
ply, for some time, left for her home
in Minneapolis this week.
Over seventy FIVE persons took
dinner at the Kuykendall House one
day last week. Ii wasn't a good day
for excursionlsts either.
Mrs c. Green will please accept
thanks for those nice currents sent US
this week, also for the lettuce, which
was very crisp and nice.
Judge Clough has his official
headquarters in the Silberstein &
Bondy building over Retallack & Cox
store, with J. ". Durham, ESQ.
Prof. F. II. Smiths tonsorial par
lors are undergoing extensive repairs,
They are to be fitted out in the most
elegant and improved fashion.
-Le3Tay and son think of taking
five year contract OH the Nemadji
Boom, keeping the boom in repair and
sorting and delivering the logs.
Stephen Bacon has built an ad-
dition to his residence, lower Second
street. lie has also painted and 9TH
erwise improved the main building.
Work has again commenced on
Stafford and Conan's Dock in Upper
town. 1t Will now be completed as
soon as money and men can do it.
Procure rig and take somebody's
girl up to see the mills on Connor's
Point. Its well worth the venture be-
sides the girls like it you know"
At one time last week it looked
as though Superior was besieged by
2. \. Landing people but they gradu-
ally dispersed and we are again safe.
One Of the old landmarks Of an
cient days was wiped ont of existence
last Wednesday night. 1t was an old
building in Uppertown, and fire done
the work.
5. Wakelin's new building is be-
ginning TO assume a finished appear
ance. 1t Is quite a neat building and
rather ''sets off, second street in lis
vicinity.
Steam boats for this port come di-
rect here from down the lake and
steam through our devious and mar
row channels with their full cargoes
for the west.
Mrs. Z. VI. Moore and daughter,
Miss Florence, were over from Duluth
last week visiting old friends. They
think somewhat seriously of returning
here to reside.
Mr.. Thomas Bardon made his
Superior friends briefvisit again this
week, coming up Monday afternoon
and leaving again for st. Paul, Tues
day afternoon.
PROF. L. NJ. Huapt, of Philadel-
phia, made us pleasant call one day
this week. Mr. Haupt is quite en-
thusiastic over Superior and predicts
for her brilliant future.
w. H. Bronnell, of Minneapolis
was here last week with n view of
starting machine shop. Mr.. B. is
an active young man and we hope he
NAV be induced to locate amongu us.
Col. J. B. Culver and party of
friends vrara ravieUincr orr CITY and