The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-06

il0CtIoH Win ln6 Otate line brick man.
ufactory.
j. F. Wheelock's fine residence
on lower Second street is undergoing
extensive repairs. Mr.. Jo Dayton
has the job
John w. Bradshaw was again in
the city this week clothing up" some
Of our merchants. John carries a fine
line Of samples.
Any items of interest should be
al once reported to a TINES represen-
tative. By SO doing you will not only
favor us out the public also.
Capt. E. L. Grow returned here
from his home in Michigan last Sat
urday. He will remain in this sec
ton Of country for some time.
Geo. C. Stone of Duluth, was in
the city last Sunday taking in the
Sabbath peacefulness, and keeping
one eye on Superior real estate.
Superior has got new barber.
He has a room in a corner of Mckin-
mons billiard hall, where he would be
pleased 10 see and wait upon you.
Quite number Of Duluth's old
citizens were over here last Sunday,
and enjoyed ride around the city in
one of Jake Leidel's fire livery rigs
There is nothing like foreseeing
events and having everything ready
for them-especially cofins. Leave
your measure with Logue & Whitney.
We think there is entirely too
much shooting going on within the
city limits, for personal safety. Be
sides it IS dangerous in the way of
fires.
"A great many mill site hunters
have been around lately. Some have
secured sites and intend building and
others are still negotiating for pro-
perty.
The new band instruments are of
the latest styles, and incest we have
ever seen. That Superior will soon
have a first class band there is no
doubt.
Our respected and once fellow
townsman Mr.. Gil. Main was over
from Duluth this week. He has about
made up his mind to return to Su-
perior.
Major VI. O'Brien came over
from Duluth on a little business trip
last Saturday. This is the first we
have seen Of the Majors blithe form in
long time.
Up to date but fourteen whisky
licensee have been issued in Superior
We ought to have at least one hun
dred just to Keep up with Duluth, if
nothing else
-Ansley & Sunderland received
their first invoice Of new lettuce, rad
ishes, asparagus, onions &c, last week.
They will keep the market supplied
during the season.
H. McDonough is building quite
an extensive addition to his dwelling
house on Third street, and plastering
the whole And SO the work Of i'm
/ provement goes on.
A small fire in the lumber ward of
Peyton, kimball 4 Barber, on Common s
Point last Thursday, destroyed about
six thousand feet Of lumber. 1t came
near being a big blaze.
The n. P. r. r. engineers Office
has been moved from the Brook s
block to their building near the second
street crossing, on the picturesque
banks of Newton Creek.
/ We saw some very bad and wick
ed boys "out riding" in a long-nosed
red skif, last Sunday. \ ride in such
boat is bad enough on a week day
but on Sunday-terrible.
i am going to load the old maya
zine and start out collecting again,
Don't offer more than seventeen differ
ent excuses at the outside.
J. BARDON.
Jacob Klein, resident brewer OF
Superior in days of yore," but now OF
Portage Lake, Michigan, was in town
this week, and thinks returning and
re-engaging in the brewing business.
The biggest day" for express
matter that ever came across Superior,
was last Monday, when two large wag-
on loads Of goods were received by
the afternoon train Of the \. ?. road.
The Indians on our western front
Ter are on the war path again and
making lots of trouble, and committing
many brutal murders. 1t is quite evil
dent that the Indian problem has not
/ been solved
"A large drive of logs is hung up
on the Amnicon, some eight miles out
from the bay. The water in that river
is reported as unusually low this sea-
son. The logs belong to Duluth part
les, we believe.
Two young Superiorites, Messrs.
Gage x Mitchell, have just received a
we'll boring outfit, and are already en-
gagged to sink wells for different part
les in town, Mr.. l. W. Gates, being
among the first.
A large number of local items
have to go over again this week for
want of room, but with this issue we
discontinue the publication Of the tax
list and we shall then have more room