The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-30

ter Mrs. Hunter, and Miss Moore her
sister Mrs. Kiltin of the West End.
-Wingate q Co., of the West End
have new advertisement in the
ZINES today, to which we call stten-
ton. They carry fine line of goods
and sell as close as the best of them.
Mr.. Philip Southern of Brule,
has moved his family into town, and
/ will hereafter make Superior his home.
He will begin housekeeping just as
soon rs he can find a house to live in.
Mr. George Moore, of Blue Earth
City MINI, was in the city Wednes-
day afternoon. He represents live
stock insurance company, of Minnea-
polls, and will establish an agency
here soon.
A special excursion train will
run between Superior and Chippewa
Falls on the Fourth, for the accom-
nodation Of al along the line who
mag wish to join cur people in coIe-
hrating the day
Tile Rev. G II. Trabert of Min
neapohs, viii preach in the English
language at the Swedish Lutheran
church in Uppertown, (next to school
house, tomorrow evening, The ser
vices will begin at 40.
The School Board at the West
End have employed as principal of
its schools, Prof. w. T. Langley, of
Usage, Iowa. lie is pretty good man
if he IS any better than Mr.. Williams,
the retiring principal.
The Rt. Rev bishop Flasch, of
La Crosse, will oficiate tomorrow
Sunday ut the Catholic church. The
rite Of confirmation Will be admins
tered to a number Of persons. Ser
vices at 10 in the morning.
PRESIDENT Henry D. Minot, Of
the Eastern Minnesota railway, says
that the track has been laid ten miles
out FROM West Superior to the Ne
ma3ii river. Work al track-Iaviar
has not Yet hegnn at the iiinci ley
end
The Fourth of judy Committee
are working hard 10 make the cele-
bration grand success. Every citi-
zen should consider himself a member
of the committee of the whole. and
do ali he can 10 help along the good
work
The suit ia the Greyes land case
wherein the original Town Site COM
pany was defendants, vas last week
decided by Judge Newman, iii favor
Of the defendants. This rests the
title to the Land in dispute in the town
site company. Notice Of appeal was
given.
Mr.. Couillari, of The Book and
Stationery store returned from his
trip to Minnesota or Wednesday,
Next week re goes away again and
when he returns next time he will
bring his family with him and settle
down and become "a thorough Supe-
iorite.
Mr. J. G. Llo,d, manufacturer of
lime, at Lime Island, Michigan, has
an advertisement in the TEMEs today,
We know nothing further CT the
merits of the goods than that they
stand high in the markets Mr.. Lloyd
wants IN agent here and some Of our
dealers had better correspond with
him.
Our postmaster has ordered a new
steam derrick, with which to hoist
the patrons of his Office up to the
ground floor from the street. Putting
the street down 70 grade makes bad
work Of If at the front door But AL
these annoyances viii come 10 an end
in due time. Ee must have them tc
be . city.
-,s;essrs. Miller & Nc Zee, eontrac.
tors snd builders. get the contract fol
building The new Town Hall at South
Range They are also building the
/ S25, 900 school house at the West end
Attorney Grace's new residence il
hliddletowu, besides a number Of Other
buildings. Give them a chance to bic
on your work.
"A petition, signed by most of the
property owners along the route, has
been sent in to the Council asking fol-
the placing Of sewerage pipes along
Thompson Avenue, from First t,
Sixth street. As some important i'm
provements are to be made along Thu
avenue soon, the Council will no doub
order the sewer put in at once.
Tomorrow will be children's day
at the II. T. Church In the morn
ing viii be the usual services, th'
/ sermon being more particularly 70.
the young. In the evening the child
rem will bold forth and give a yer,
well arranged program The churcl
viii be appropriately and beautiful,
/ decorated and all who attend will b
highly repaid for 50 doing