The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-05-24
MIR. III. E. Chamberlin. cf Drift

VI Jul MI W HithO1 10 III tiiO ivy Nv
thinks of locating somewhere in the
west.
The lake Superior News has put
on new dress and changed its day of
issue to Saturday. 1t is very much
improved in typographical appear
ance.
Straw Hats, at almost your own
price at V. Roy's.
Mr.. Ansley and Mr.. Elwell of
this city have, we understand, been
buying farms near Mora, Minnesota
Wonder if they are going to turn
gragers.
Mr.. Elwell returned from plant
ing his garden truck on his new farm
at Mora, Mimi, last Thursday, and
looks considerable like horny-hand /
ed granger.
Mems Self-adjusting rubbers, at
RoY's.
If you want good Organ, cheap
for cash, call on
CHRISTIE & GEORGE.
Our Musical Association is pre-
pairing for another entertainment |
which they will be ready to present in
about ten days. 1t will be good
bill of fare.
-Rey. Chas. Irish has returned /
from Il flying trip to St. Paul, Madi-
son and Chicago. He started Tuesday
morning and got back Thursday even
ing. Very good time.
The largest and finest line of /
Gents boots and shoes in the city at
RoYs.
H. A. Hanna of Ohio, and A.
Pugh of St. Paul, the president and
general manager of the st. Paul and
Pacific Coal and Iron Company, were
among the visitors to our city the past (
week.
The boss of the dive across
the river was brought before Justice
Newton last Wednesday on the charge
of selling liquor without a license. He
was fined $500 and costs. He got I
of easy.
Gray Bros. celebrated shoes at
RoY's |
Mr.. James Wright is giving his
residence on Fourth street new sid
ing and otherwise repairing the same.
Wonder if he is going to get--but
no, we guess he has got over all such
foolish notions.
Burglars broke open the safe in
the depot at Duluth last Saturday
morning, by blowing the door off with
powder, They got about $3.50 in
money and a lot Of papers of no earth
ly use to them. No clue to the rob
beers.
"A nice line of ladies' and Misses
shoes III all the leading makes, at
R0Y's.
u. y. & J. ". Hall, Real Is
tate Agency" is the way the new sign
viii read when it is put over the door
of their office in the town of Tower,
over in the Minnesota iron region
They are both Superior boys, and the
TINES wishes them success.
The Sunday school concert at the
N. f. Church last Sunday evening
was a decided success, SO those say
who were there, unfortunately for us
we were out Of town and could not be /
present. We are all benefited BY /
these concerts, and we should have /
more Of them.
Some of our bows have been tax
ing some very nice fish from the bay
waters the past few days. If Baldwin
had only got his picture machine onto
Doc Conan and Martin Pattison last |
Tuesday as they straddled the log and
patiently waited for nibble, his for
tune would have heen assured. No
fish.
"A change of running time went /
into effect on the st. Paul & Duluth /
road last Monday. The passenger
train from ST. Paul now arrives at
4:35 p. m. instead of 4:55 and leaves
there at a. M instead of 9. The /
night train leaves at $50 p. m and /
arrives at $50 a. m. instead of 40 |
a. m. as heretofore. In addition to
the above two more through freights
have been put on.
"A man without legs and nearly
all his figners gone, with an assistant !
who wheeled him about in large /
chair mounted on wheels, was on the /
streets last Tuesday. They had a
hand organ with views which you could /
look at while the music sounded, and /
they picked up good many dimes
during the day. 1t was a worthy case
for charity and all who gave no doubt /
felt better for haying done so.
By the new running time OH the
st. p. d Duluth road we now get an
eastern mail through to the latter
point Sunday morning. Postmaster
Tubbs has accordingly changed his