The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-02
MIR. James Bardsn has measured

/ 1t will be located on the corner of
Stinson Avenue and Fifth street, and
work en- the building is to begin at
once.
Mr.. Burhans has commenced
building on the corner of Stinson Az
enue and third street. The building
will be of brick and portion of it
will be occupied by himself for law
office
4 MIR. NJ Noonan by mistake took
a dose of nitrate of silver Thursday
morning, DIR. Gauvreau administered
an antidote, and Mr.. Noonan will be
more careful as to what he drinks
/ hereafter.
Mr. Hough, at his restaurant, has
been dishins up all kinds ofnew gar
den sas" this week, such as pie plant,
cucumbers, lettuce, radiSLes, onions,
etc. If YOU want a square meal, call
on Mr.. Hough.
Mr. James Newton has been APP
/ pointed and commissioned public Auc-
tioneer for the town Of Superior for
the year 1885, and is now ready to
serve any one about to dispose of
goods at public sale.
For SALE-Lots SO and 313 W 9TH
st, $50 each. Lot 50 9th st, SD
Also in monthly payments to induce
settlement, lots 513 to SO; SCI to 800
9th St, on Omaha railroad.
J. S. Richie.
Mr. Ed. Agnaw, a resident of SUI
perior in the palmy days Of the Air
Line road, is in the city, and we are
informed that he expects to locate here
permanently. The TINES extends to
him hearty welcome.
The Duluth papers say: "dredges
are at work clearing out the humps
in their beautiful harbor, which were
made by the ice and under currents"
Superior harbor is saved all this ex-
pense and annoyance
Some one ought to send the St
Paul Pioneer Press man a map of this
| part of the Northwest. so that they
would not all the time be exhibiting
their ignorance by locating Superior
and Douglas county, Wisconsin in the
village Of Duluth, Minnesota.
The off land winds Of Saturday
and Sunday drove the ice far out into
the lake; the stiff Northeaster of Mon
day brought it back again: then the
/ land wind of Tuesday and Wednesday
sent it out Of sight once more, and as
a result of all these bufittings, the ice
is all ''broke up" to use q little slang
Tho popular clerk OF the kuy-
kendall House, Mr. James Hopkins,
took unto himself bride, last week,
day evening. The happy couple have
tho host wishes IF tho Trrrs f,r f,trro
happiness and worldly prosperity.
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'' As low as the times viii admit. '
1t is reported that Gen. Ham
niond went down to St. Paul the 9th
er evening and stopped for supper at
one Of the Duluth hotels and the said
hotel register now bears this legend:
y. II. Hammond South Duluth "
Now we would inquire in the language
of the General on former occasion
"Where in HI IS South Duluth?"
The brirht little boy of Mr.. NJ
G,nsen ocad two wears and three
months. fell into tub Of boiling wa
ter on Monday last Medical assist
ance was rendered as speedilv rs DOS
sible but to no rood and after linrer-
ing N great aronv until Wednesday
forenoon deatb came 70 the relief Of
the LITTLE sufferer The funeral took
place Thursday afternoon. Rev. John
1 Haw officiating.
When the ice went cut of the
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