The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-11

Sbti'I'4Nfott.
Mrs. Phil. Harris, nee Miss Dolly
Hudson, presented her husband with
twins-a son and a daughter-Thurs-
day morning. For first endeavor,
Phil. takes the persimmons Congrat-
ulations are in order-and cigars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradshaw return ed
from the East Thursday evening.
While not fully recovered from his al
Gictions we are pleased to learn that
Mr. Bradshaw is much better than
when he went away.
Mr. McEachren IS another goody
goody Republican--to hear him talk
who voted for high priced printing and
for a Democratic public printer. Mr..
McEachren is also serving his first and
last term as an alderman Of cur city.
Mrs. Maxim wishes us to state
that she can furnish a large number Of
customers with new milk.
Our eouncilmen insult the intelli-
gence of our citizens when they import
from ST. Paul a man for Chief of our
fire department; and give to a Madi-
ion carpet Dagger the Office of statis-
tician. Why not give these things to
our own people who have done SO much
for our city?
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Douglas County Building
and Loan Association, held last Mon
day evening, the following Directors
were elected for the ensuing year:-E.
b. Banks, Denis Dean, G. f. Frey, J.
Lutte. Christie, Neil Smith, W. J.
Whipple, A. ". Terbush.
The rain of Sunday last put an end
to the timber fires which had been rag
ing in this neighb0rh0od for some days,
doing Il vast amount of damage to the
standing timber as well as eating W
much other property such as wood, ties,
piling telegraph poles etc. We trust
we shall have no more fire visitations
for long time TO come,
- For Sale \ good milch COW cheap
cash. by Mrs. K. NJ. Maxim
We understand that certain parties
| living on second street viii protest q
gainst the street railway Company tax
ing up their track for the purpose OF
putting it back on fifth street, anG
claim that having once pat the track
down and used It, they must forever
maintain and operate it, or loose THEN
franchise, We hope they may get t
operating a line somewhere soon.
-We~have tried to find out and put
on record the eight aldermen of oul
city Who voted to rob the people to re
ward their Democratic paper that it:
existence might be prolonged, but as
yet we are unsuccessful. We asked
the City Clerk for information, but he
writes us that ii is q sealed mystery, as
they were cute enough to vote by bal
| lot, and have thus hid their identity
" e viii get their names in time, how
ever, and give them to the public.
A party of our young people went
over to Wisconsin Point last Friday
evening for the sake of a boat ride
/ They had not been there long when {
| dense fog began to settle down on the
bay, and before they hardly knew it
the fog was so thick one could hardly
see ten feet distant, and the party haC
to hang themselves across the limbs OF
trees for the night. 1t was a sorry, woe
begone looking crowd that put in al
appearance Saturday morning.
Mr.. L. /. Taylor, of Marshaltown
Iowa, was III town yesterday. Mr.
Taylor is the gentleman who VIII opel
the Euclid House and be its iiIst man
ager He is getting his furniture an
carpets as fast as possible and VII
have the house ready for business il
about two weeks-in time to receiy
the Board Of Directors Of the new Ian
/ company, when they come on to yiey
the situation.
james Collier, il. a nephew of OF
townsman Of the same name, loade
up his old blunderbuss last Sunday an
then waited for a wild goose to com
his way. In due time the goose cam
along and James blazed away at il
But it seems the young man had over
estimated the capacity OF his gun t
withstand powder, and when he pulle
the triggers the gun burst, shattel
ing his wrist badly and blowing hi
face full Of powder 1t IS not though
the wound VIII prove serious thoug
! painful
Since Monday night the Who'll
North " est has been in an awful up
roar, of winds, ram, thunder and lghu
ING. In Wisconsin, Minnesota an;
Dakota. the dry and paTched groun
has been dtluged by rain and muc'
T good viii result in that line, which til
high winds which prevailed Monda
and Tuesday blew down houses, elect
ric light plants, telegraph poles, drov
boats ashore, and by this element niue
damage was done property and som
few people were more or less injured
1t has been a stormy week but tn
good done VIII far out we gh the dan
age.
To RENT-The Quebec House
twelve rooms, SIS per month. FC
5 lie. lots 81 10 % " est seventh st
EN's Addition Block lis Sapari0
cav. JAS. :. RITCIEI&.