The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-05-26
-Messrs. Webb & Barton, real Els

-Messrs. Webb & Barton, real Els
/ tate dealers, have a new advertise
ment in the TIMES today to which We
call the attention of all persons inter.
ested in Superior Real Estate.
Brother Woodbridge of the Lake
Superior News, Duluth, has just beer
putting a new power press and steam
fixtures into his establishment, a sure
evidence of financial prosperity.
Miss May Coburn has been on the
sick list the past week with an ulcer
ated sore throat. She was able to take
charge of her school again Thursday
morning, though not feeling very we'll.
Until further notice night train
will leave Duluth for St. Paul on Sat
urday evening as well as all othey
evenings, an arrangement that will
be highly appreciated by the travelling
public.
Mr.. c. Edgar Haupt, President
of the First National Bank of Man
dan, d. T., and son of Gen Manager
H. Haupt of the n. p. road, was in
the city this week, viewing the site of
the future metropolis.
Wonder if it is really true that
Brother Mitchell is trying to contract
with the village of Duluth, to take his
little hoe and scrape out their little
pond so that the ducks can swim about
without 'stubbing their toes"
Superior is entitled to the ribbon
for heavy weights. A baby was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. f. Cramps, a few
days ago, which kicked the beam at
164 pounds. Mother and child doing
finely. Now who can beat that?
Our single mill cut and packed
$4,000 single last Tuesday. Duluth
parties want to contract for the first
100000 made, as they claim the
single made here are of much bet
ter quality than they make in Duluth.
Mr.. O. G.. Hicks has IL fine stock
of excellent wooden eve troughs,
which he is putting up for our people.
They are firm and well made and will
last a long time, and by many are
preferred 10 tin ones. Give them a
trial.
MIR. Geo. s. Hebert, who is soon
to open up fine drug store here,
brought his family and effects up
from Houghton, last week, arriving
here Friday afternoon. He is living
in one of the Brooks cottages on 9th
street.
The mammoth schooner David
Bows will take out $4,000 bushels of
grain. She would take more, but her
captain is afraid of getting aground i'll
in the bay.-Duluth Times.
For fact Duluth's chickens have
come home to roost.
M. c. Russell, late of the Duluth
Land Office, now of Lake City, Mimi,
attempted suicide one day last week
by throwing himself into the river
from a bridge. He was fished out by
some men who witnessed the rash act
No cause for the act is assigned
builders and contractors should
not close their bargains for hardware
materials until they examine the fine
line of goods carried by J. F. Bishof
Jr, and get his prices. Fred is a wide
awake business man and carries fine
line of goods, and will give you close
figures.
A year ago the TINES told the
truth about the Duluth harbor. Then
the papers over there said we lied
about them, but now even brother
Mitchell voluntarily takes the stand
and testifes that we told the truth
about the matter. "Truth crushed
to earth &c"
!. Freimuth & Co., successors to
Campbell & Smith, of Duluth, open
ed their store for business last Tues
day evening. They haye christened
their house the metropolitan Dry
Goods Store" and invite all to call
and examine their goods.
Mrs. O. c.. Hicks, and youngest
dauc h.er, Miss Matte, have been in
the city the past week visiting Mr..
Hicks, whose time is nearly all spent
here looking after his many building
contracts. The wife and daughter ex-
pect to return to their home at River
Falls, tomorrow, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mckay, of
DEBORAH, Iowa, father and mother of
Mrs. S. E. Tubbs, of this city, arrived
here last Tuesday evening, for a visit
to their daughter. They will spend
the summer here, and it is quite pro-
bable that they will make Superior
their permanent home.
On account of inability of the
Rev. Mr.. Bull to attend, the quarter
ly meeting of the NJ. E. Church of
this place, appointed for tomorrow,