The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-09-21
Our County Officials.
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The high winds of the past week
have been very disagrecable to say the
least.
Largest line of clothing ever ex-
hibited in West Superior at the Oak
Hall
II. 5. Austin is back again at the
county jail as custodian of that insti-
tuition
Mrs. J. 0. Grout is spending a
few weeks with her daughter in
Dakota.
To REET-Seyeral very good grain
elevators. Apply to Duluth Board of
Trade.
Cows for sale cheap If YOU want
a good COW, call on J. f. Bailey, West
End. Gl7! Tower Ave.
1t begins to look as though the
capitol Of South Dakota would be To-
Gated at Pierre. y very good place
for it.
The Mrs, Black, spoken of in our
last issue, is SO far recovered from her
illness as to be able to walk about her
room.
Mrs John Bertrand entertained a
large party of friends Wednesday
evening, and Of course it was a very
happy occasion.
Mrs. Kane, mother of Landlord
Kane of the Nicollet, who has been
spending some weeks here, has re-
turned to her home in Minneapolis.
F W. Bement, of Duluth, has
opened a real estate office in this city
and has Office room with ~ X. Smith
on the corner of Becker and Fourth.
Judge Lewis A. Croft, of Omaha
has been appointed Commissioner of
the general land office. He is a native
of Wooster, Ohio, and about Is years
of age.
Look in at Oak Hall Clothing Co. s
window, and see the style of crayon
picture you can secure of yourself or
member of family with every So pur-
| chase.
There is great demand for tene-
ment houses and the supply was ex-
/ hausted long ago. Who will go to
work and put up about fifty more this
| fall?
Mr.. j. \. Vince and daughter,
living in Central Park, are down with
/ TYPHOID fever. The daughter, at last
accounts, was considered i'll very crit
cal condition.
We understand that Messrs.
O'IIare and Miller are about to begin
/ the erection of fine business block on
the corner of Thompson and Fifth. \
splendid location.
}. e. \. Leblanc has been made
fere man at the flour sheds of the East
ern Minnesota r.. r., at the West End
New men are taking the places of the
kickers and all is quiet.
The work Of grading Second an(
Bay streets through to the intersec
ton OF Winter WAS begun last Mon
day. The street VIII be put to grade
grayeled and good sidewalks built.
Mr.. Junius Caldwell and wife, o.
Louisville, Ky, and Mrs. c. H. Roches
ter, OF Independence, Mo, Will arriv,
ut The Euclid, this evening, wher,
they viii be pleased to receive then
friends
Mr.. George Newton, of California
a brother Of the late VIM. II. aut
James Newton, is in the city visitin.
friends and relatives, and is stopping
with his sister, Mrs. Hiram HAYES II,
Was one of the pioneer settlers of Su
perior.
Since Mr.. Hill has seen fit to 4,
his wheat business ON his own ground
in Superior instead of going over t,
Duluth, the News of the latter cit,
seems to have dropped the two incl
space heretofore set apart as the Supe
rior department, Very sad.
The secretary of the free ljbrar.
, wishes us to give notice that the room
Will. until further notice, be open fror
10 to II Z. m and from TO ,, and t
p. m. The library rooms are a
present located at the West End, an
Al are cordially invited to call