The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-14

Mr.. d. Dean has almost decided
to build nice residence for himself,
instead of tenement house. He
thinks he is getting about old enough
to have house of his own.
-Duluth's new daily paper the
Evening Herald, made its appearance
according to announcement last Mon
day evening. 1t is a trim looking
youngster and we wish it abundant
success.
! -Theo. Smith, our popular express
agent, has been called to assist at the
general office at Duluth, for few
DAYS. In his absence our young friend
Will Perry, has charge of the bust
ness here.
Miss Alice Holbrook left us
Thursday evening for Minneapolis,
where she goes to attend school. Mr..
and Mrs. Holbrook accompanied her
to the city, and will probably return
on Monday.
The delinquent tax list which APP
pears this week, necessarily crowds
out much other reading matter. The
story will be continued four or FIVE
weeks, when we will try to make
amends for the shortage.
About forty mechanics liens have
been sworn out and placed over the
PaigeSexmith property at Connor's
Point. Their workmen seem to think
the laborer is worthy of his hire, and
are going to get it if they can.
The entrance from the lake and
much of the lower end Of the bay is
now free fran ice, and boats can
touch at the n. p dock by the first of
the week. Lake navigation to Supe-
rior may now be considered open.
/ We understand that Mr. VIM.
Cox, of this city will soon move to
Knife Falls and take charge of Il
branch store TO be opened there by
Mr.. Leopold of Duluth. The TIMES
wishes Mr.. Cox, and his firm success
in the new undertaking.
Mr.. Elwell is entitled to sympa-
thy. He cut his right hand badly
when he put it through the window
last week, and now he has first-class
boil on the other hand, in consequence
of which he Is pretty thoroughly
used up
We understand that Mr.. Geo. NJ
Cumming, the y. F. railroad attorney
at this point, contemplates resigning
his position, and leaving us about the
first of May. We hope he will recon-
slider the matter and decide to remain
with us.
Mr.. Crane and Mr.. Maxim have
pooled their issues and opened a bach
elor's hall in rooms in the King
House, where they will be ''at home
10 their friends until further orders.
Call in and take tea with them some
evening.
Mrs. Maxim and children, wife
of Mr. A. A. Maxim Jr. one of our
Single mill firm, arrived this week,
from Ludington, Mich gan. The fam
ily will occupy the King house. Tie
TINES extends to the family a cordial
welcome TO Superior.
Some of the Jealous young men Of
town are insinuating that Mr.. Bond
has gone off on matrimonial excur-
sion, but we don't believe Josiah con-
templates anything of the kind. The
boys will have to try some other dodge
before they will get his girl away from
him.
That was what they call a North
easter that came along last Tuesday
There was some wind and about foot
Of snow The Omaha train got fright
ened and did not come through. 1t
don t take much to scare those fellows.
Wednesday morning was bright and
clear as usual
The II. c. Stewart will commence
running the ferry route between here
and Duluth next week. If she could
get out Of Duluth harbor she might
make her trips now via of the lake
and landing at the n. p Dock, but
she will probably wait until she can
come through the bay.
Mr.. J. w Murphy, will open his
hotel, The Commercial House, on
Second street next Monday morning.
: The house has been overhauled from
top to bottom, additions built making
it both roomy and convenient, and
with clean beds and good table, the
weary traveller will here find a hayen OF
rest.
The tax list work prevents oul
going to press Friday afternoon as usu-
as. The list makes a good showing
for the county. Few, if any county in
the State with the same amount OF
taxable property will show as few de-
: linquencies, all of which indicates a
healthy state of affairs in Douulas