The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-29

Tie laws of the Land, refuses TO do SO.
1t Will become necessary for the people
to act The law OH the subject Is pre-
hibitory and very plain.
We hear it rumored, but on what
authority we know not, that one of
the projects that viii receive the early
attention Of the new land company, is
The revival Of the Stickney railroad
scheme OF year ago. 1t was to do
for East Superior just about what the
jim Hin system is doing for the West
End, and we hope to see it revived and
carried to a successful termination.
1t Is well worth the attention of the
company.
The ladies of Alonzo Palmer W. r.
Corps, No. 50, have decided to serve
refreshments, Thursday, July 4th.
at Vest Superior The following is
the bill of fare: Sandwiches, coffee,
tea, lemonade, ice cream, cake, and
confectionery. The wives, sons and
daughters are cordially invited to as
sist. Tents win be erected and a gen
eral good time is anticipated
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
Mrs J. s Mantor and children left
for Laurel Montana, yesterday, where
they VIII join Mr. Mantor, who has
been located there for some four or
five months. The town is a new one,
about one hundred miles this side of
the National Park and is on branch
road of the \. p. Company and Mr.
Mantor is agent at that point.
Rev. f. II. and Mrs and little
Miss Wright are spending a week or
two at the 3rule for Il summer vaca-
ton. They went out on Wednesday.
Mr.. Wright Will come in to-day and
remain over Sunday and then join his
family again on Monday. We hope
they viii enjoy themselves and capture
lots of nice trout
Now is the time to get a new hat
for nothing. All you have to do is to
go to the Oak Hail Clothing House,
West End, and buy q suit Of clothes
fer $1,000 and You viii get a good SEQ
hat thrown in. With a $1,000 suit YOU
viii get a nice silk hat The Oak Hall
is the only place where this is done.
The patrons of the Nicollet House
have been living high this week, the
generous-hearted proprietor giving all
hands liberal treat in the way of
fresh brook trout for their breakfast
each morning. \ luxury few landlords
provide, but Jim" is bound to live
well if he don't lay up cent.
Ed. Robinson, who has been deal
ing out groceries for Neil Smith the
past two years, thinks he has earned
layof for a few weeks, and will i'm
prove the time by visiting friends in
Canada. lie leaves next Monday, via
the lakes, and the TIMES wishes him
safe trip and pleasant visit.
There is a rumor anoat that the
Council is not going to grant street
railway charter to Mr.. Min0t at its
final action next Tuesday evening.
The council had better think twice be
fore adopting such a course. What
good will it do to delay this work an
other year.
The Oak Hall Clothing House,
West End, is becoming very popular
with our people. Why? Because
they get good goods at such prices as
VIII allow poor man to have a suit of
clothes occasionally. Remember the
Oak Hall when you are out looking for
/ clothing.
1t looks a little as though the
West End people were again begin
ming to fall down and worship our
| friend Gen. Hammond The people
up there made great mistake when
/ they got the general removed, and
they would like to see the reigns In his
/ hands again, no doubt
A full and complete history of the
J0hnstoWn food will be published in a
few days. It viii be book Of about
/ 400 pages with fine illustrations. Sold
only by subscription. Ogilyie & Sidney
are the agents for Superior. Cali at
their store on second street and see
sample pages.
Our Presbyterian friends have en-
gagged the services of the Rev. Archi-
/ bald Durrie, ana that church is perm
nantly opened again. Mr.. Durrie is a
very pleasant gentleman and an able
preacher, and we extend to him, and
fhis estimable wife, a hearty welcome
TO our city.
! FOR SALE-LOts 1914, 1876 and 1913
west 9Th street, east block II west
nth street. Blocks - east 4th and So
east 9th streets. Corner J block /,
Water street. Lot los west ID street
and ten choice lots on 18th, Slh and 9th
streets, Ely's addition.
JAMES S. RITCHIE.
MIR. James Kane, the genial land
ford of the Nic0llet House, has the
thanks of the TINES family for the fine
/ mess of brook trout sent us for break
fast yesterday. They were elegant
and for us, the first Of the season.
Nj. Wenger went down to Mime
apolis the first part Of the week to at
tend the great musical convention
just closed there. lie reports a per-
feet jam Of people ana 4 very poor op-
portmity to hear anything.
--Rev. H. H. Van Dusen, who has
( been abroad the past two weeks, doing
s.. Milwaukee and some of the other
down country villages, returned yes
terday morning, and viii hold services
at the usual hours.
More than one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars worth of street work
. is now under contract in this city, and