The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21

VII. 10 heltlIdch 1elt IOF the gulu
fields of Montana yesterday. We
hope 10 viii strike it rich out there.
Mr.. McGill is behind the counters
during Mr.. Rs. absence.
The contract for constructing the
Superior Short Line road was let on
Thursday, but we did not learn the
name of the contractor. Work will
be commenced at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Harris, and
three children, are in the city visiting
friends, and will spend the summer
the guests of Mrs. NJ. E. Robbie. Mrs.
Harris is q sister of Mrs. Robbie.
"A number of our young people in
dulged in little social hop at Music
Hall Tuesday evening. We suppose
they were getting the joints Hmbered
up for the fourth Of July exercises.
New Dress Goods, a large and
well assorted stock at v RoY's
The June term Of the circuit
court commences in this city next
Monday. The calender is quite
lengthy one yet it does not follow that
the term Of court viii be long one
Mr.. E. II. Brown Is expecting
number Of friends from Ohio, incIud-
ing two or three of his brothers with
their families. They Will probably
arrive today or the first Of the week.
The first raid of the season was
made on the horses running at large
in the streets, by policeman Collins
last Tuesday. It was time something
was being done to abate the nuisance.
-3Tr. Ansley and family will next
week move to their new home near
Mora, Mimi, where Mr. Ansley viii
engage in farming and shipping hay.
The TIMES wishes him abuntant sue
cess.
We would call attention to the
new business card in the TIMES today
Of the Elite Restaurant IF YOU want
a square meal, u good cigar, a cool
lemonade or Il dish Of ice cream, call
at the Elite
Several Of the boys who toot the
Badger horns are today wading
through rivers Of blood after q trout
at the Brule. The blood came through
the mosquito agency They are ex-
pected home today.
Mrs. Geo. F. HoIcomb will please
accept thanks for that handsome bou-
quct Of flowers left on our table Tues
day afternoon. They were delight
fully fragrant, and to thus remember
the printer in his solitude is kind in
del.
-}Tessrs. Johnston & Bardon con-
Guided the sale Of their steam ferry
boat Mary Martini on Friday Of last
week, and The vessel has passed into
the hands Of Capt Lloyd who viii run
her in connection with the Omaha
railroad
To ret Il little rest and recreation
from his church work, Rev. c. Irish
went down to Milwaukee Tuesday to
attend Che State gathering Of the Tenn
pie Of Honor, which convened there
ON Wednesday. lie viii be back this
evening.
Ashland had s1,800 fire last
Saturday, the property being the hay
sheds and eighty-fye tons Of hay, be-
longing to the Superior Lumber Com
panY. It was the work Of tramps,
either purp9seIy done, or through
eareIessncss
Mrs. Plscoo, Of Lucknow, Ont,
is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
Neil Smith. After visiting here for a
few days she viii 20 to Winnipeg, to
visit her parents and other members Of
the family, returning here in July on
her way home
Mr. McDonough, our overseer of
highways, was again compelled to take
his bed some ten days ago, and now
lies at the point Of death He was in
jured in the chest, we believe by a
falling tree several years ago, Which
injuries are now doing their final work
We now have telephone connec-
ton with the telegraph Office at the
depot, so if you wish to send mes
sage you can do so without taking the
long walk to the telegraph office. The
telephone central box for this branch
Of business is located at the Elite Res
tamant go Second street. Thus an
other long felt want has been supplied
Information wanted of John
Grove, native of the town of Tippera-
~, Ireland. When last heard from,
was working on a railroad in Superior
City four months AGO. Anybody
knowing his whereabouts, would con-
fer 4 favor by writing to his brother
Michael Grove, Shoemaker, 65 James
ST New York City.
j c. FoItz has put an addition
to his blacksmith and wagonshop for
the accommodation Of bis steam en-
CINE and boiler which he has just