The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-09-29
Mrs Scbaar. of UppertoSn will


They were the incest looking and fin
est favored tomato we have seen this
year.
The scaffold erected in the tower
of the new church by the plasterers,
fell day or two ago, and one of the
workmen sustained dislocation fhis
shoulder. The rest of them escaped
any serious injury.
j. d. Whitney expects to start
for Chicago tomorrow Saturday
morning to buy large stock of new
furniture. Whit. will certainly have
to get a larger building or quit buy
ing so many goods
Miss Josephine Frazeau, one Of
Supporters accomplished young ladies,
now fills position behind the coun-
tiers in Mr. Conan's new store, where
she will be pleased to see and wait
upon her lady friends.
If YOU want to be sure YOU are
getting good flour leave your order
with 1heo. B. Smith. If YOU have a
cow or horse, YOU should also leave
YOUR order for Il bale of hay and Il
sack of shorts and bran.
Our city fathers are building a
good sidewalk straight up from the
city dock to second street. The walk
is not on a public thoroughfare, how
ever, and hence the act does not meet
with the approval of some.
We see the genial countenance of
that very popular dry goods clerk, Alr.
John Hall behind the counter in NJ.
Retallack's emporium once more.
John is Il tip top salesman, and never
gets tired of showing goods.
The large school house opposite
the Court House presents much bet
ter appearance since the carpenters
got through with it, and after it goes
through the painters hands it will be
thing of beauty for a fact.
Mr. VIII Ross, of the banking
firm of Chadbourn Bros. x Co., Blue
Earth CITY, Mimi, dropped in upon
Us for Il few moments Wednesday ev-
ening. As he came from our old home,
it Is needless to say we were glad tc
see him.
Rev. O. \. Britton started Wed
nesday morning to attend the annual
conference of the NJ. T. Church, which
will be held at Baraboo, this year
Probably in about q week we shall
know who IS to be our minister tol
next near.
/ Col. James Edwards started fol
Livingston, Montana, yesterday morn
lag To sc the country and spend Il few
weeks visiting brother who is there
and one he hlS not seen for twenty
five wears. We wish the Col. pleas
ant Journey and visit.
Mr.. T. Conan returned from tht
East few days ago, where he nae
been to purchase his fall and winter
stock Of general merchandise. Thc
nev g1ols are arriving daily, and will
soon be on the shelves ready for In
Pcgtion by nuf people.
Mr.. Rctallael has got moved ant
settled in his new quarters in the Con
AN block, aui IS again ready to re
cy.rc customer AMI friends, and i.
bee: -ty! l'..u ever before. lie
.iHjng up with fire line Of goods
an! invites every one to call ani Sc
him.
Why don't the business me:
along Second stree. erect lamps il
front Of their business houses? |
would rive the stree; more cheerful
appearance those dark nights. and tn
light can be maintained at Il tri.lin:
expense. ct u have more of thes
street lamps.
The piastcrcrs and painters ar
now at work on the new NJ +. Ghurc
and it Is thought that the building vii
he ready for dedication by the frs
Of November. A. each piece Is add
ed to the structure it assumes ne'
beauties and proportions, and whe
done will be as handsome and sui
staa.i.l church cdiice a. can be foun
in Northern Wisconsin.
Yesterday, Thursday was tn
) day set for the annual election Of o
ticers AMI directors of the n Z. Raj
road. That strong effort he's bee
, made TO dethrone President t.llar
there Is no doubt, but whether the o.
position hls been able to overcon
that railroad giant, Is not known thl
far west. Ne are rather of the o.
, iuiou that Mr. Willard VIII come {
conqucror.
Mr.. J. W. Hacker, Of Uppe
,. town, in addition to the large potato
, he has had on exhibition at the pos
office. has added other samples Of b
husbandry, in the shape Of Il basket
Seeding potatoes of his own prop;
CATION and Of onions Of his raising. "
have not learned what name he h
). given his potato, but it Is a very fiji
= article, smooth and white, and Of e
c cellent flavor Mr.. Hacker shou
have had his samples on exhibition
: the State Fair.
-; If those fellows further south wi
0 without knowing take it upon thel
selves to say that we cannot raj
) anything in this part Of Visions
i but pine stumps, could sees the sal
Y pies of turnips and potatoes on eXl
:. bition at the Post office, they Won
t sing a different tune. The bias ket
4 potatoes will average nearly t'
k pounds each, and the rutabaga mes
!. upes ; feet and 8 inches by , feet Al
- t inches in circumference and weig
; - pounds and 5 ounces. How is tn
- for high, friend Holley?
: -Messrs. Mcneil, Townsend & c
- the former from Rock Island H., a
: the latter from Davenport, Iowa, ha
:, decide to locate in Superior and OPP
= land. loan and abstract office. n
- Mcneil Is now here, and Mr. Tow