The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-05-15


understand it, and the first man or
company that wants it for immediate
Improvement can have it. This being
the case it will not much longer re-
main idle.
Superior has at last got lodge
Of Knights of Labor. Il was organ
lied last Saturday evening, when
officers were elected rs follows: W. J.
Leader. NJ w; S. Z. Tubbs, w. +;
j. Darker, VS.; Ed Keaough, Trta 4.
;. 2. Oaks, f. Secy.; F. \. Dole, r.
Secy.; Jacob Rice, ". l.; Geo. Can
oyeau, Z. X; Ed. Hims, /. E.: Dan
Kennedy, O. T.; W. P. Gi!ligan, A.
Applications for a large number have
been recorded. Installation will IA Ike
place next week.
The following note in reply to in
quiries made BY Mr.. Brooks, will ex-
plain itself:
DULUTH, May u, 1886.
Mn. Geo. /. Brooks:
Dear Sir:-It has been decided
to run the short line train 10 Superior
any time that party comes over to
attend the opera. The usual rates will
be charged, and we hope it will be
well patronized. Please inform your
friends and let me know as early as
possible when a train is wanted.
Yours truly,
\. s. CHASE,
Gen1 Agent.
The first boats from down the
lake arrived here on Friday of last
week, after we had gone TO press.
They were the steam barge II. CHS
holm, from Ashtabula, with 1928
TONS Of coal, and consort .Alva Bradley
from Cleveland, with 1890 tons Of
coal, all for the St. Paul & Pacific
Coal and Iron Company Although
- dredging has been done this spriug
they had no trouble in coming in.
At 4 meeting Of the Directors Of
the Building AMI Loan Association
Inst saturday evening, lIr. Denis
Dean was elected President, Mr.. l..
f. Johnston Vice-Presislent. Mr.. E.
McMahon Secretary. AMI Mr.. J. D..
Whitney, Treasurer, for the ensuing
year.
1t is expected that a large dry
dock, for the building aud repair of
vessels Of Of ali kinds and sizes will
be built on Superior bay this season.
Such an enterprise will employ a good
many laborcrs, and be good thing
for the town as well as for It's owners.
The Prohibition state convention
to nominate candidates for the state
Officers is to be held at Madison July
%. The basis of representation is
fixed for two delegates for each county
and one additional delegate for every
Is votes cast for St. John or Hastings.
The Nieollet House, or old Kuy-
kendall House has, again changed
hands, Mr. Koran having left sudden
ly, much % the sorrow Of many Of
our business men, and his fatber-in-
law, Mr.. PhiIbrooks, late Of Ninneap-
oils now runs the place
The maple sugar festival at the
Presbyterian church Wednesday even
ing was a success Notwithstanding the
incIemoney Of the weather. \ good
time was enjoyed by those who ven
tured ont, and the society realized
something oyer ten dollars.
You are not old, vet your bair IS
getting thin Your friends remark it,
your wife regrets it. Parker's Hair
Balsam will stop this waste, save your
hair and restore the original gloss and
color. Exceptionally clean, prevents
dandruif. perfect dressing.
1t would be grand good thing
for Superior If the town would buy
that old eye sore, Known as the Kuy-
kendall House for a pest house, and
then make a bon fire Of it before any
body got sick. We might then get q
decent hotel in town
Some Of our Knights Of Pitheas
brothers went over to Duluth Thurs
day evening, expecting to return on a
late shortliue train. The train did
not make the trip and the boys spent
the night in Duluth.
The northeast wind of Saturday
night and Sunday drove the ice back
to land again so as to impede naYigat-
ion for a day or two, bat all is clear
sailing now, and it i not likely any
further trouble will be experienced.
Capt. 10. Lloyd IS running his
trim little ferry boat, the Hattie Lloyd,
until his Queen OF the Lakes arrives.
The Hattie leaves Superior at Z and
10 O'Clock a. m and at l and / p m.
and Duluth at s and 10 o'clock a. M.
and 2.15 and p. N.
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