The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-01
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hotel, rejoices in the arrival at his
house few days ago, Of a fine daugh-
ter. The little Miss is welcome Wis
itor at Mr.. Anderson's home, and we
congratulate him.
Mr.. Clark, head salesman in Neil
Smiths store, expects his wife and
family here this Friday evening. They
come direct from Edinburg, Scotland,
and Mr. Clark is happy They will
occupy the residence recently vacated
by DR.. Murdock.
Among the candidates for sheriff
we can now mention Messrs. James
Newton, Martin Pattison, August
Zachau, J. ID. Mcpherson, Ed. Ru-
byour and William Campau. How
many more may come to the surface
between now and Tuesday morning,
no man knoweth.
w have received from the editor
of the Chicago Daily News, Il copy of
his Campaign Map" showing the
congressional Districts of the Western
States. 1t is especially convenient for
reference during general campaigns,
and the News has our thanks for this
kind remembrance.
The TINES has secured prom
Use from Il gentleman familiar with the
operations and developments going on
at the west end Of town, to give it
weekly such items Of news concerning
the same, IT'S will be Of public interest.
/ We all want to know what is going
on at that end of town.
Martin Pattison, one Of the solid
and reliable men Of the city, is in the
/ field for sheriff. Martin is mighty
good man for the position, and Of
course thinks he is going to get it.
He has lots of friends in this county
and will give the other boys Il lively
russell to say the least
Our Presbyterian friends have de-
cidcd to keep the Rev. Mr.. Richards
at least until spring, AMI they have
also decided to fix up their church
which needs some repairs, and this
work is now being done We are
glad to know that Mr.. Richards is
is not going to leave us yet awhile.
For SALE-South ! Of northeast !
of Is, and East of northeast Of -
in town Il, range -, at two dollars
per acre, timber ties, and meadow
land, also 100 acres suitable for an adj
dition cut by \. p. l.. r., Newton
and Becker avenues, near the Omaha
Il. Il. depot and Terminal 4 Transfer
r. T. line. J. ). RrrcHIE.
Vote for James s. Richie for
County Treasurer, and thereby secure
the services OF competent and res
pon,ible man for that important coun-
ty Office. The people Of the county
cannot afford to elect transient and ir-
responsible parties to such an impor
tant financial position as County
Treasurer.
The agony of the campaign viii
end next Tuesday evening, and then
the hatchets viii be buried again Tor
time and things in general, and bust
ness matters in particular, Will get
back to their normal conditions and
move along prosperously again. These
biz presidential campaigns, while they
last, upset things generally.
! There will be a Democratic rally
ut Connor's Point in Safinrl's Hall
tonight, Friday evening, Oct. 81, 81.
The steamer Hattie Lloyd will carry
passengers free both WAYS, she will
leave Quebec Pier at 7:15 sharp and
/ return after the meeting. All are in
1 yited The Band will go along and
the biggest kind Of a time Is anticipat-
ed.
/ "A letter received from Mr.. G.
Irish, late pastor Of the VI. E. Church
/ here, informs us that he is rapidly
losing bis voice, and that unless he
gets speedy relief he VIII have to give
( up preaching. He is now in MiIwau
kee under treatment OF specialist in
that line. We hope he may find the
relief necessary to enable him to con
tinue his good work.
I The cattle sheds across the bay
are rapidly approaching completion.
/ The company at first proposed to build
them at South Duluth, but as the
price asked for the land was so exhor-
bitant they concluded to erect them
/ further up the shore, two and half
miles from Superior. They are be-
twixt and between the two places and
can be claimed by neither.
/ We found the above brilliant (?)
thought in late number of the Du-
luth Herald. Since its delivery a