The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-21
LOGUE & " HITNEY


grafton was the old lookup on First
street, which was consumed. \ drunk
Ell prostitute had been run in by the
night police, and she being the only
occupant it is supposed that she either
accidentally or Intentionally set it on
fire. The fire was well along before
it was known that the building had an
occupant, and it was with difficulty
the doors were broken down and the
miserable creature taken out alive
See Geist, the Jeweler, III w Sup.
St, Duluth, for finest assortment in
Watches, Diamonds and iewelry, at
lowest prices.
Parties interested in the matter
tell us hunters keep right on killing
the deer of our county regardless of all
law III the matter. We are requested
to give due notice to all whom it may
concern that this hunting must
stop and that right suddenly or some
arrests will be made. This par
ticularly applies to the Poplar and
Brule sections of the county A game
warden don't amount to mach, but
when the people take these things into
their own hands then something will
be done.
Best bargains in watches and dia-
mond jewelry, at Geist's, III West Su-
perior ST., Duluth.
The Evening Journal, at the
West End has turned its toes to the
daisies. Brothers Moulton & Mckay
now know how it is themselves. They
haven't got 50 much money as they had
a few months age, but they have lots
more experience. 1t takes right
smart Of money to make a daily paper
look bright and healthy. Next.
Art gift books, booklets and gift
books of every description at
OGILvIE s. SIDNEY s.
We are in receipt of cards which
read thus: "Married-In Superior,
Dec. 18th, 1889, Mr.. Reuben r. Hud-
son and Miss NJ. Blanch Daniels" Mr..
Hudson is a resident of the West End,
and Miss Blanch is the daughter of
Mrs. J. ID. Robe. The young couple
start out in life under favorable cir
cumstances and with the hearty con-
gratulations and best wishes of host
of friends.
Best bargains in watches, dia-
mOnd jewelry, at Geist's, III West
Superior St, Duluth
MIR. S. E. Tubbs has been attend
ing district Conference of the NJ. E.
church at Eau Claire this week.
While gone he visited with Rev. F. II.
Wright's people at Chippewa Falls and
reports them well and very comfort
ably located. He also secured some
nice financial aid towards building his
new Methodist church in Central Park,
and next summer they will have lit
tie church in that locality.
Mr.. Frank Nathan, the rustling
proprietor of the Great Eastern
Clothing house at the West End, has
an attractive and interesting adver,
tisment in the Times to-day. Frank
is jolly good fellow to deal with and
proposes to make it lively for the boys
during the next two weeks. Drop in
and let him quote few prices to you
Mr.. Joseph Huck, one of the solid
men of the county with large posses
sionS out along the line of the n. +
| road, has returned from the East
/ where he has been Tor some weeks
visiting a daughter who lives in New
! York state, If you want to find a
good homestead claim just apply to JIG
and he viii get ii for you.
Mrs. Ira Lee and daughter, Miss
Julia, of Toledo, Ohio, are in the city
visiting the husband and father Mr.
! Lee is the Attorney for the Consoli,
dated Land Company and has not had
chance to go home for some months
/ hence the visit.
If you want something nice IN the
way of desk calendar, send to the
/ Pope manufacturing company. 1t is
/ the incest and best thing of the kind
ever gotten up. Address Pope Mfg
/ Co. Chicago, and they Will send you
! one.
Best bargains in watches and dia
mond jewelry, at Geist's, III West Su,
perior St, Duluth.
| Bob McLain tells us a rather ishy
story of how he once in the long ago,
when on earth the fist time, swan the
Superior bay with mail sack on his
back in January, but this is the only
instance of "open winter history
that at all compares with this.
Best bargains in watches and dia-
mond jewelry, at Geist's, III West Su-
Sperior St, Duluth.
What with being short of help and
crowded with work, we are little be,
hind time again this week, and the pa
per is not quite up to standard grade,
but we hope our handsome holiday sup,
Element will more than make up for
all our own delinqUencies.
Moran & Taylor of this city have
been awarded the contract for the pill
ing for the foundation for the Su.
perior Lumber company's new saw
mill on Connor's Point. Two thousand
six hundred piling will be required.