The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-30

lomo record all to pieces. Thus far at
least the lion has not shown himself at
all, and he has but one day more to roar
/ in
! AS may be seen IN another column,
MI v. VI. Steele, of the West End,
has been called out as a candidate for
municipal judge He was also endorsed
/ at citizens meeting held there this
/ week. His show for success seem to
/ be good.
President Harrison on Wednesday
! appointed Robert T. Lincoln, of Hi
+ noiS, minister to Great Britain. To this
appointment every loyal heart in Amer
lea VIII say amen, because he is a son
OF his illastrious father ANA withal
capable and worthy III and of himself.
/ To RENT-The large cottage No.
I $50 West "a Street, corner Saint John
avenue. Fifteen Dollars per month.
/ Also the Second story rooms above 5.
/ Z. Tabs stationery store, corner 2nd
! street and Becker avenue.
j. :. RITCHIE.
Mr.. Ross, of West End fame,
/ wants to be our first Mayor. Mr.. Ross
record on our jail contracts are a little
too fresh III the minds of some of our
/ people for him to get many votes
down this way. That banquet, trip
to st. Paul and subsequent events all
count
The Inter Ocean says they are go
+ ing to have ship yard at the west
I End this season, and it viii be located
/ on Towards Pocket, yet it viii by no
! means be a pocket affair. 1t is an in
/ dustry which is bound to come sooner
or later, and 1t might just rs well come
/ sooner
--Logue & Whitney have received
their new hearse and it is one Of the
finest III the county and now we can
take our last side III style and ease.
But joking aside, this was Il much
needed institution, and Messes. Logue
& Whitney have for fact supplieda
long felt want.
At 1870 Sunday morning the fire
bell got people up and out on the street
The cause was a very small blaze in
the Travellers Home hotel, corner Of
second street and Becker Avenue 1t
was soon suppressed by the fire de
partment without any particular dam
age being done.
Our Firemen have placed an order
with Merchant Tailor Ogilvie for
thirty pairs of uniform pants. With
their new black pants, red belts and
gray shirts, the boys VIII be regular
Washers" and no mistake. 1t makes
Us almost wish we had attached our
self to the 'mersheen.''
- y large consignment of new goods
just receive direct from Glasgow,
Scotland, consisting of good strong,
/ durable TweeGs for business suits,
/ Worsted Coating Pique and Tricot for
dress suits, Come carly and make your
selections before the rush sets in.
W. OGILVIE,
Importing Tailor.
The old Rondy building, corner
second street and Thompson Avenue,
is undergoing a thorough overhauling
and will so0n be opened up as a grocery
store with fine living rooms upstairs.
/ Mr.. Seaman, of Duluth, a brother Of
cur MI Seaman is the gentleman who
IS going to occupy the place when it is
ready
The Office Of County Judge is an
/ important one, and daily growing more
Sc. IF you want q competent man in
the field vote fer d. E. Roberts. We
! have 10 personal acquaintance with his
! opponent, and while he may be very
good young man, and all that, we do
know Nj. Roberts and that he is well
/ qualified for the place.
At a session of the council Tues
! day evening, it was voted to spend
$500 for a crematory apparatus for
i the West End. The first use it should
/ be put to should be TO roast every coun-
4 Gilman who voted for the tiIng, and
we believe that would include all of
/ them. 1t IS worse than robbery to
thus vote away the peoples money
Mr.. Murdoch, who recently bought
the livery stable property here, moved
his family from the West End to one
Of the Brooks cottages on 9Th street
this week Mr., Murdoch viii run a
first class livery stable ana CON-
fortaJ.e carriages ana good stock is
what you viii get at his barn every
time, and on reasonable terms.
Miss Lillian Russell who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. James Bardon
+ for some months, and soon leaves SUI
parior for her home in Dakota, gave
very enjoyable tea to a small party
CT young LADY friends last Wednesday
afternoon. Those present were the
Misses Lalitte, Mildred Perry Nellie
/ Berwick, Matte Bradshaw, Carrie
/ Mclean, Luna Christie and Fannie
Thornton Of Fond du Lac, Wis.
Our readers VIII remember that
about one year ago, one of the Duluth
Banks was robbed Of &25, 600, and sub
sequcntly a messenger of the bank
named Nickell was suspected, finally
arrested in Chicago, brought back, tried
and convicted, and sentenced to prison
for five years. lie was sentenced June
9th lssS, and last Monday the Pres
ident pardoned him out, On what
ground is not stated It seems to be
4 light punishment for 50 grave a crime.
Mr.. c. W Crosby, of Minneapo-
lis, has been in town this week organ
ling local board for the American
Building and Loan Association. The
officers of the local board are. J. L.