The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-04-13

lie seems to be serving his masters
Well-better than they can serve him
two years hence.
Mr.. Weise, the Duluth end of the
Pioneer Press, was in the city Thurs
day and made us pleasant call. He
wants to come to this side of the bay
to live awful bad, but hardly dares to
say so out loud yet.
The finest kinds of silk hats NAV
be had at the Oak Hall, West End, at
prices which will astonish you. Latest
styles and best qualities only, at the
Oak Hall Clothing House, on Tower
avenue.
The Strothman Brothers who lost
their foundry and machine shops by
ire week ago, have already got some
OF their machinery III motion again
and viii soon have the works running
on larger scale than before the fire.
To REET-The large cottage No.
So " est ID Street, corner Saint John
avenue Fifteen Dollars per month.
Also the Second story rooms above 5.
L. Tubbs stationery store, corner End
street and Becker avenue For sale,
the Ell OF block II, " 18th street
j. ). RITCHIE.
Mr.. Burk, of the Duluth News was
in the city Wednesday and made us a
short but pleasant call He was much
astonished at seeing so much building
going on here. There are still greater
surprises in store for you, brother
Burk
Oak Han. At the Oak Hall Cloth
ing House, West End, they are offer
ing great bargains in all kinds of flan-
nels, to make room for the lighter
spring and summer goods. Now is the
time to visit the Oak Hall for goods
in this line.
MaXson & Brand, have opened up
in the grocery and provision business,
in the Richie building ON second street.
Nice fresh butter, eggs, and other
farm products, viii be their specialties.
Give them call and sample their
goods
Mrs. Pascoe has secured the ser
vices of young lady recently from
New York, who viii have charge of
the trimming department If you want
a stylish hat call at Mrs. Pascoe's The
date for the grand opening VIII be
announced later.
The G. y. r. post VIII hold
grand rally and camp fire at Opera
hall on the 20th OF this month to which
a general invitation is extended. One
of their popular dinners and suppers
viii be served. Dinner from Il to ,,
supper from to s.
A number of pleasure seekers Wis
tied Minnesota Point Thursday and
were still there when the wind came
up. The bay got rough very quick, and
it was with great difficulty and risk OF
life, that they were landed ON this side.
AS 1t was all got a thorough wetting
DIR. T. S. Henning, of West Supe-
rior, father Of the late Mrs VIM. b.
Banks, died last Monday, in his - year.
His funeral services were held at the
Presbyterian church Wednesday morn
ing, and the remains We're taken to the
old family burying grounds at Spring
field Ill
The State Industrial Association
will hold its ninth annual exhibition
at Milwaukee, beginning August list
and closing October 9TH next. If you
have anything you wish to place on cX-
hibition, address Z. J. Becker, general
and secretary, for blanks and
fun particulars.
The remains of \. \. Stockbridge,
a former proprietor of the Nicollet
House, in this city, were buried at Du-
luth, last Sunday, by the X of p ord
er, of which society he had been an
honored member. a large number OF
the members Of the Superior lodges at
tended the funeral.
The Western Union telegraph
has once more got an Office
up town. 1t is located in the Cournoyer
building corner Fourth street and
Bacller avenue. We believe MI |
MCMahon viii manipulate the
wires. This VIII be reasonably con |
venient for our business men.
S. J. Gareau, Physician and Sur
geon, and DR.. p. Lachapelle, Oculist, /.
with his new process of treatment, /
to cure all cases of disease /
Of the eye coming from any kind of I
cause and bringing with them any kind /
Of symptoms. If not money refunded /
Office at Hotel Tower, West Superior. !
Miss Lillian Russell, who has been /
spending the winter with her aunt, /
Mrs. James Bardon, said goodby to /
ler many friends here Tuesday even /
ing when she left us to return to her |
western home at Huron Dakota. Miss
Russell has host of friends here who /
would De glad 10 nave her repeat her /
visits often.
Is y large consignment of new goods
Just receive direct from Glasgow,
scotland, consisting of good strong,
durable Tweeds for business suits,
W orsted Coating Pique and Tricot for
iress suits, Come early and make your
selections before the rush sets in
W. OGILVIE,
importing Tailor.
ID. Geo. Morrison is contesting the
election of Col. Hiram Hayes, his thus
ar successful opponent for the office
IF Supervisor in the second ward. The
'ol. had but two majority, and D. Geo
thinks he can show cause
Why he should not have even so many 7
IL neither he contests ON flp crrO1,n1 of .