The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-12-20

The new plat out near the stock yards
seems destined to become fiourishing
adjunct to Superior at an early day.
The Louisville Steel Works which
have been secured for that point is a
large concern. It's building now in
course Of erection will lie S5S250 feet,
solid brick and two stories. The
works will employ 500 men and these
with their families Will of themselves
make quite respectable sized village.
Let them come there is room for more
In the Editors Drawer" in Har-
per's Magazine for January Charles
] Dudley Warner will write about the
! popular tendency to make good reso
lutlons at the beginning of the year.
I The first of January is the time. he
says, for reforming the world; and yet
reform at any time would be easy
enough if we knew, or could agree,
where to begin. But one of the per
/ picking questions is whether we should
begin with the men or with the
! women.
Captain c. S. Barker has taken the
contract to raise the suaken catam
aran and pipe cradle which now lie at
the bottom of Superior Bay. The
catamaran is owned by the Superior
| Water, Light & Power company and
was used together with the pipe cradle
for laying ball joint pipe across the
! bay. \ large force of men under the
direction of Captain Barker are now
engaged in raising the craft.-Tele-
gram.
| The Pittston Stove Works, Of
! Pittston, Pa, the Racine Malleable
and Wrought Iron Works, of Racine,
/ Wis, and the Elms Buggy and Car
riage Factory, Of jackson. Mich, are
the three institutions which are pre-
pairing to move into South Superior,
and all will be in full running order
before ST W flies next fall. South SUI
2erior is getting there in great shape.
The quarterly meeting at the East
End NJ +. church viii be held one
week from tomorrow, Dee. %. The
! business meeting will be held Saturday
evening at the residence of Mr.. J. ID.
Whitney. Presiding Elder Bushnell
will be with us and VIII preach here
at 1880 Sunday morning, and at the
West End in the Evening Everybody
cordially invited to attend.
| The tax roll for the town of Brule
are now in the hands of the Treasurer,
/ MI J. NJ. NJ. Peterson, and that gent
| leman is now ready to receive the
same at his Office at Poplar in said
town at any time. Taxes paid before
the 10th of January get a discount of
3 per cent. Three per cent. for TWEEN
ty days IS pretty good interest.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlson, father and
| mother OF S. =. Carlson orr popular
/ young mail messenger, are expected to
i arrive here today. They arrived from
! Sweden but recently, and have been
! visiting a daughter in New Jersey
/ They also have a daughter living in
! Central Park with whom they viii
make their future home. -
-Massrs. KHAN & Bell is the iirm
name of the new grocery house just
opening to the public in the Descent
/ Block. The firm propose to carry a
! fine line Of goods, and Will be ready
for business 10y Monday next. The
TIaIEs extends to them a cordial vel
come TO our city and business circles
/ The new street cars lave arrived
am! now tie Old horse car ira Hers
! have been showed aside and each train
consists of two fine electric cars. The
road is getting TO be first class, and its
patronage warrants the improve
ments.
--Stratton & Niles, logging firm
/ that have for many years done business
on the Mississippi river and tributary
streams, have removed to Superior
and have taken office room in the
Sherwood block.
Horace Comfort and George c.
Cooper, of Huron, 5. d., prominent
attorneys, have rented two rooms in
| the Hammond block and will with
their families remove here about the
first Of next March.
LosT.-On Thanksgiving day an
agate pin, oval shape with gold setting,
supposed to have been lost near the
Methodist church. The finder will re-
ceive suitable reward by leaving it at
+. o. box 81.
While you are ont buying Christ
mas presents call at Whitney's and
/ look over his stock of furniture and
bric-a- brac. You can End something
both useful and ornamental there.
-SHILOH'S NITALIZER is what
you need for constipation, loss of appe-
tite, dizziness, and all symptoms Of
! dyspepsia. Price 10 and - cents per
bottle. Sold by J.. d. NEWTON
Mr.. Polski, Of Poplar, was in the
city yesterday and says the lumberIen
/ i'll the woods are beginning to wish
for snow, but they will be all right if
they can get it in January.
in the absence of any snow thus
far this winter Superior Bay has been
one vast skating rink. The ice has
been fine and the field we'll occupied by
/ the lads and lassies.
Mr. T. r NrNahon has opanpd an
insurance and loan office III this part
| Of the city. He is located on Fifth
street in the Office recently occupied
i by J. c. Henvis x Co.
The little three year old boy who
! WAS 50 manglea BIZ the cars q few DAYS