The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-05-29

7 MS VISIT IN minneapolis last Monday
evening, and brought with him his
mother and sister, who have been
spending the winter at Ellsworth in
this state.
-Workmen have been busy for
day or two clearing away the rubbish
on Quebec Pier and ascertaining the
real extent of the damage done bv the
fire of last Friday. The pier will be
repaired at once.
Mr.. Joe Schultz, the popular en-
gineer of the Ashland division of the
\. ?. road, arrived in town, from
Michigan, Wednesday evening, ac-
companied by his bride The TINES
extends congratulations.
We note in the Register of deeds
Office, deed for the purchase of two
entire blocks on 18th and 21st streets
containing sixty-four lots by Chi
caso capitalist, supposed to be for
manufacturing purposes.
Representatives of the Standard
Oil Co, were looking over the ground
in West Superior last Tuesday, trying
to End Il place for their business plant,
and it is quite likely that they will
come to this side Of the bay
On Thursday the Eau Claire and
Duluth ball clubs played a spirited
game in the last named city. Itwas
the best game that has yet been play
ell in these parts The count stood
8 to in favor Of the Duluth club.
A good sized strike has been on
deck at the mills and coal docks on
the Duluth side of the bay most of
this week, bat no rioting Of serious
nature has occurred, and in most in
stances the men have returned to work.
Coy Rusk estimates that il cost
the State Of Wisconsin $4,000 to pat
down the recent labor riot at Milwau-
kee. How much it cost the laboring
man and the manufacturing and other
interests Of Milwaukee, no one has yet
attempted to estimate.
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A courle of women had a little
discussion with fists and clubs down at
Gordon a few days ago The District
Attorney and Justice Newton went
down there on Wednesday and
settled the difficulty by imposing
fine on the assaultins party There
was more smoke than Ere.
Mes rs. Dole & Oakes, contractors
and builders, have an advertisement
in the TINES to-day, to which we call
your attention they do all kinds of
carpcntering job work at their shop al
the 10 Henderson stand on Second
street. If vou are going to build, or
wish any inside finishing done, give
them call
Mr. Fleetham, the popular alder
man from the 9th ward Of Minneapo-
lis, is spending few days iii the city
looking over the real estate situation
He is a gentleman OF keen business
visage, and is greatly delighted with
the outlook here and at West Supe-
rior, and we should not be surprised
if he ere long became one of Us.
The Omaha Company are adding
new attractions to their road and with
them always combine comfort and
ease for the weary traveller The lat
est is four new chair ears to run be-
tween Eau Claire and Superior and
Ashland and St. Paul, and they are of
new design, and will be christened
Duluth" Superior" Ashland" and
"Washburn."
Several of our citizens visited Du-
luth last Tuesday to witness the game
Of bali played there that afternoon by
the Duluth and Milwaukee clubs. Du-
luth got cleaned ont in good shape, the
score standing Duluth s, Milwaukee
II, which is not very good playing for
either side. On Wednesday the Sc
cond game was played and won by the
Duluth club on score of IA to !.
Extensive fires have prevailed in
the woods about town and also on the
Minnesota side Of the river, the past
week, aud the smoke was 50 dense
part OF the time that the fig horn in
harbor had to ply its vocation. No
doubt an immense amount of damage
has been done to Standing timber, and
for day Mr.. Staples had hard wor's
to keep the fire out of his saw mill and
lumber yard ont at Douglas station.
-Messrs. Henderson, Olson and
Morrison, of this city have formed
co-partnership for the manufacture of
doors, sash, scroll work, blinds. etc,
and have leased the Woodruff planning
mill at West Superior, and are now