The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-19
Dick Oglesby's Troubadours Bell

tainments in Music Hall Tuesday ev-
ening, to small but select audience.
The skating rink being cheaper, it
captures the largest crowds, and
makes the show business a loosing
card here.
As far as discovered, the forger
f. A. Hueing, disposed of between
800 and 500 worth of bogus paper.
1t is barely possible that our bank
may be "stuck" about $500 worth and
the Duluth parties are in for the bal
lance. Most of the paper was endorsed
by good parties.
sold Joe Huot,' of Duluth, pro-
badly well known to many of our
readers as he was one of the oldest in
habitants at the head of the lake, died
last Tuesday. He was rs years old,
and though he possessed no earthly
goods, was kind old man, and a
/ friend to all men.
II III. Smith has now got one of
the finest barber shops, with bath
rooms attached, to be found in the
northwest. His sign over the door is
also of the neatest design. He is en-
titled to liberal patronage for his
efforts to make his place neat and at
tractive for his patrons.
is Col. w. f. Villas really being
put in training for the next President
ial race? He is being lionized more
than Mr.. Cleyeland now. Well he is
Il better man, and ought to have had
the nomination this year, and probab-
ly would have had it had it not been
for the ring rule of New York
Our Democratic friends are hold
ing meeting this Friday evening at
the rooms of the fire department for
the purpose of organizing a Cleveland
and Hendricks club. With two good
political clubs in town, we ought to
be able to stir up considerable enthu-
siasm between now and November
Mr.. Harry Newton returned from
his school duties at Racine, last Fri
day. Harry brings home with him an
excellent record for the school year
Just closed, having captured two Of
the prizes awarded in his department.
Harry is bound to graduate with high
honors, and we are all proud of him.
-Currie G. Bell, of the Bayfield,
Press is the man who expects Barron
county to ring him into the assembly
this Fall by her four -fifths of the votes
in the district. VIII she?-Rice Lake
Times.
No! If there is to be any change
in that direction this year, Douglas
county should furnish the man, and
we nominate Mr.. Neil Smith, of Su-
perior for the place.
On ednesday last, Col James
Edwards of this city received a telc-
gram from Pennsylvania, conveying
the sad intelligence that his son had
been killed III some mine accident, but
the particulars have not yet been re-
ceiyed. He was, we believe, the Capts.
only son, and he leaves wife and
four children. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards
have the sympathies of their many
friends here in their great loss.
Young men are, of course, all
right in their place, but when left to
themselves to run our intricate polite
al affairs, they are apt to make fail
ures of it, us witness the 'GO Dung Mems
Blaine and Logan Club" of Duluth.
OF course our young men should be-
long to these and kindred political or
CARNATIONS, and have a voice in their
management, but few old heads
should be retained to command and
steer the political craft, that the bars
and hidden rocks may be safely passed.
We are in receipt of a short com
munication on the Gree Trade" ques-
ton signed by 'Republican." If the
writer will give us his or her proper
name, we will gladly publish the let
ter, but we cannot violate this Just
and necessary newspaper law. We
must know who writes any article
that appears in our columns. The
writer's name need not be published,
but we must know you. Your ar
ticle is all right, Mr.. "Republican,"
and to the point exactly, and if you
will tell us who you are, it will APP
pear in our next.
Mr.. H. S. Golf, one of the gem
tlemen interested in the building of
our first Touring mill, with his wife,
arrived her few days ago. They
have 800 feet of water front on Con-
nor's Point, and will probably get the
works commenced next week. As the
mill will not be ready for business UNI
til next spring, the elevator to be con-
nected, will not be built this season.
This is but the beginning of what is
destined to be one of our principal in
dustries and we wish the first under
taking abundant success.
The libel case of Dir. +. T. Gauv-
reau against the Superior Inter-O Ocean,
or Superior Publishing Company"
VI bioh wac commenced coma ,i,oa ORC