The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-03-22


Election tickets printed at the
TINES office on short notice, in any
quantity and at the usual rates, which
are very reasonable. Hand in your
orders as early as possible, for first
comes first served.
A lonesome" disease, eh? That
is what the Inter-Ocean man calls it.
The distance between the feet of the
Inter-Oceau man rs he walks, would
indicate that his is anything but a
lonesome" disease.
johnny Bardon predicts that he
will have the Mary Martini ploughing
the raging pillows by the middle of
April. Now if the ''old salt can
maintain his prediction he can 90 10
the head and all will be WELL
For SAI.E-Block II west 18th
street containing 81 lots on \. p r. r.
also \. of n. w. of 2; and n +.
of \. E. of 3, As IA, 2i miles from
the Court House on the n. P. railroad.
JAMES :. RITCHIE.
Why is it that people will buy
worthless or damaged goods of a tray
cling fraud, when they will not buy a
good article of a home dealer? \
good many threw away their money
on the jewelry fraud that was here
last week.
The Rice Lake Times of last Sat
urday says: Frank Cole, formerly
of the Bloomer Signal, went up to SUI
perior on Monday. 1t is rumored that
he is to accept position on one of
the papers at that place. " Wonder
whose head is to tumble into the bask
ct now?
MIR. james Davis, a representa-
tive of the Northern Pacific Railway
Journal, who has been spending sey-
eral days in orr city, and picking up
A few notes for his Journal, left us
yesterday. He is very genial, pleas
ant gentleman, and can see in Super
Tor the germ of large and wealthy
city.
Brother Wood Of the Carlton
County Press feels better. The Com
miSsioners Of that county have decid
ed TO publish their proceedings i'll the
Press and TO paw legal rates for the
same. This is Just as it should be,
only the end ought to have been reach
ed without so much jangling and i'll
will.
Mr.. Peter Burg, one of our enter
prisinr Young men, talks of going in
to the milk business. and will 60 to
tn , farming section az the state next
week To see what he can do in the way
% bugiug few head o. good COWS.
I'll: business can be made good one,
all Peter Is just the boy to make it 4
success
Mistakes will occur in the best
regulated homes-or printing Offices
as witness the following from the Port
age County Gazette of a recent date:
Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson slipped ana
fell on an icy sidewalk at Black River
Falls on the Dist inst, breaking HIS
back. SIZE died On the following
m rning.
Our reporter forgot TO report, last
week, the pleasant tea party given by
Miss Lille Webb, on Thursday after
noon of last week. \ number of her
young lady friends were present, and
were elegantly entertained. Miss Lii
lie will please excuse our omission of
not repairing with the other social
events of the week.
a party Of railroad magnates
headed by General Manager Cakes,
of the \. p. road, visited our city one
day the past week, but they did not
proclaimS from the housetops their
mission here 1t may be they con-
template building depot, or an ele-
vator or machine shops, or-or-or-some-
thing. Who knows?
st. Patrick's day was all that
could be desired so far as the weather
was concerned. The day was APP
propriately and quietly observed by
our people, aud the day closed with
dance on Connor's Point in the even
ing. The band boys went up and
gave the party sci off with several
of their best pieces.
A fire at Cloquet, Mimi, last
Monday evening, destroyed about
$4,000 worth of property, mostly be-
longing to the c. n. Nelson company,
The dry kilns, where the fire orginat-
ed, were entirely destroyed together
with considerable lumber and about
100000 shingles. Two n. P. box
cars were also consumed.
Champ. Green Esq, has purchas-
ed lots on 10th street, near Becker
Avenue, and is getting the lumber on
the ground for new dwelling house,
to cost with some other Improvements
about 81 800. Champ says he is 60
ing out into the country to live, and
it does look little that way Just now,
L Il