The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-01

i4ille 10 ieiiIN HIioiicd. VII thC GUN
pletion of the Nemadji bridge the road
will be open for traffic.
Mr.. Neil Smith has Just received
car load Of very nice apples, which
he Is offering by the barrel very cheap.
Now is the time to buy.
Both Brooks and Edwards brick
yards have ceased making for the sea
son. Mr.. Brooks has three kilns Of
excellent stock on hand.
A telegraph station has been es-
tabliShed at ltasca street, in East Su-
perior at the junction of the Omaha
and Northern Pacific roads.
Capt Percy Coburn has gone to
Ashland, where he is to have charge
Of some portion of the work being
done there for the Northern Pacific
To RENT-A good six room house
on Sixth street, not far from Omaha
depot. Inquire Of 5. f. Tubbs, at the
post office.
There is little freight over the St.
Paul and Duluth road now. between
the latter place and the \. p. June
ton, and the trains are being hauled
of.
Quite number of families have
lately arrived in town and find the
scarcity Of houses 50 great that several
households are obliged to occupy one
building.
Mr.. Fred Parker expects his wife
home this evening from her visit to j.
Paul. Their little son has almost en-
tirely recovered from his recent severe
illness.
Two cargos Of railroad iron have
been received ut the \. p. dock this
week 1t is to be used on the Eastern
extension of the n p from here TO
Ashland.
Choose We ''betwixt EN- Here
they are, Mcssrs. David L. Roberts,
Peter LecIaire, Stephen Bacon and
Champ Green, all candidates for dis
trict Attorney.
-AIoran's Pile driver was taken to
Duluth Yesterday to be used in raising
the hull Of the burned propeller Win
nipeg, Of which Mr.. l.. \. Dauby of
this city is half owner.
Mr.. Zachau announces himself Il
candidate for Sheriff in card in the
political column today. He is an old
citizen here and needs no further in
PRODUCTION at our hands.
A Canadian vessel /, loading long
bridge timber for ;he Canadian Pacific
railroad and I large steam barge dis
charging Il cargo Of railroad iron a.
the \. =. dock today.
The Badger rink ana is new and
excellent hard wood hoor, continues
to draw biz crowds nightly. Wedncs-
day and Saturday evenings are emily
ened by the Badger Banl
Some parties as yet unknown
broke into Mr.. Lloyd's warehouse at
Quebec pier Wednesday night, and
then proceeded TO @ through" some
trunks which were stored there.
Track LAYING eastward, on the
branch from here to Ashland, com
menced Yesterday. The grading is al
most entirely finished to Ashland.
Iron IS also being laid from that end.
Nearly all the county roads are
in good driving condition. The road
and bridge across the upper Nemadji
is extensively used by the lumbermen
and farmers located in that direction.
The Middle River school, operat-
ed under this district, has been opened
with a fair attendance. The new
school house and teachers residence is
quite comfortable and Il credit to the
settlement
Three days more and the agony
Of suspense will be over. The bitter
remorSe for the lies told during the
campaign may not get Quilted down 50
soon, but live on indefinitely to tor
ment the author.
The Duluth Journal, the Demo
cratic organ started there few weeks
ago, has turned up its little pink toes.
From birth it has been a very sicklv
infant, and the only wonder is that it
lived as long as it did.
-"Ayoid that which you blame
others for doing" says the minister
How is it about a man kissing his own
wife?-Exchange.
Who has been guilty of any such
rudcness?
Mr.. II. r. Tinkham Esq, is Il
candidate for the office of County SUI
perintcndent of Schools. Mr.. link
nam is lawyer Of tie town, and was
last spring elected Justice of the peace,
and is personally known to all our
people.
We have been printing lots Of
tickets for various candidates this
week, which with other job work, has
taken much of our time from regular
newspaper work. But after the "cruel
war is over, we will get down to bus
mess again.