The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-03-25


nesday.
One of our Duluth exchanges
says that "Work on the Duluth and
Winnepeg railroad is now suspended
for the most part, including work on
the tunnel.n
That was quite lively little
breeze which came Hopping and tumb-
ling over the lake last Monday evening
The youngest inhabitant can now tell
as big a storm story as the oldest, we
imagine.
Hold yourself in readiness and
be prepared. Mr. j. A. Bardon will call
on you some of these days to settle all
accounts of the TINES previous to Jan
uarY first 1882.
WASN'T it fun scraping the snow
out of your attic after the storm and
did MT it make YOU feel unusually
pious when your head and rafer hap
pened to meet
A large force of men are at work
repairing and relaying the n p. RR
track in town. The entire track from
here to the Junction is said to be now
in good condition.
Mr. Ed. England has again start
ed up the Bardon Shingle Mil and
is turning out an excellent grade of
shingle. This is an enterprise that
will pay next summer
The Ashland Lumber Cos. yard
at Duluth is to be discontinued, the
increased demand for lumber enabling
the company to sell all they can
manufacture from the home yards.
Maple Sugar makers have started
for the "bush" with high hopes Of a
big crop The weather thus far has
been favorable-at any rate donations
Of sugar would be favorable TO us.
Mr. ]. Shepley-a first class car
penter by the way-has purchased a
lot and built thereon a neat little cot
tage, on 7th street, near Walker
avenue, and now occupies the same,
Mr. L. c. Thompson, our Sheriff,
Is getting things in readiness to build
mm a nice residence on the corner Of
Sixth street and Stinson avenue, as
soon as the frost gets out Of the ground
Mr. Kilton, our City Baker, will
next week commence the erection Of
building OH Second street, on the
vacant lot next to the Hagerty build
ing, TO be used as a Bakery and dwell
ling.
Our State Senators very emphat
ically sat down upoh She House bill
restoring capital punishment in this
State They evidently DO not belive
in a mans putting a halter about his
own neck.
-Thos. Garriety has been to st. Paul
lately and purchased several span Of
fine working horses. Mr.. G.. has an
eye to business and will make his
teams pay if any one will in spite of
dull times.
If you want good paper to send
away to your friend, subscribe for the
TINES. Every business man in the
place should send a copy regularly to
some one who would take an interest
in the town.
old settler Wm. Wunderle, now
of Duluth was in town this week, he
thinks ofreturning and starting a first
class shoe store. The enterprise is
good one and should be by all means
encouraged.
Several real estate transfers have
been made this week in the Upper
town district. If our lot owners do not
soon turn over a new leaf, Uppertown
will draw the crowd and become the
seat of destiny"
-Wm. Mayer has been elected as
SCISSOR for the Twin Lake district. Mr..
VI. is an old Superior boy and we
know he will make a good official, and
his many friends here congratulate
him on his victory.
Mr.. Crawford has leased the new
building Just completed by Mr. Steph-
en- Dunphv, on second street and will
open a boarding house. Its proximity
10 the the railroad and depot will
make it a popular resort.
Mr.. Geo. /. Brooks sold this
week his fine little steam yacht Minnie
LeMont, to Mr. A. Peterson, of Du-
luth, who will use her principally in
conveying his feet of scows used in
the wood and stone business.
Our friends over the bay are call
ing, for telegraphic communications
with 5 perior. That Is right, keep on
calling, and thus by concert Of ac-
ton, we may get it in time. We can
see no reason for this tedious delay.
Mr.. Dean having been appointed
by the Board Of Commissioners to the
office of County treasurer vice Mr.. T.
Richie resigned, has accepted the
place, and will file his bond and enter
upon his new duties on the first day OF
April.
If Superior City will raise the
comfortable little sum Of $4,000 a
car wheel factory and foundry Will be
located there.-Superior News
The $4,000 will be subscribed all
right when the times comes, Mr.. News.
Our people are alive to all that will
advance the interest of the growing
city, and propose TO make it an OBJ
ject for capitalists to invest their mon