The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-22


Our new bank, the Northern Bank
of " isconsIn, expects to begin buSl-
ness the first of January. Having no
building OF its own as yet, the bank
will occupy rooms in the Euclid addi-
ton until such time as il can secure
quarters of its own The bank will
begin business with Il capital Of ;3lo0,-
oGl, all paid up, and next season will
build a fine structure on the corner OF
Fifth street and Thompson avenue, to
cost 100000. This viii be a good in
stitution for Superior, and we wish it
abundant success.
DR. Lafli,te was last week the
recipient OF as fine 4 mounted deer
head as we have ever seen. The h 1rnS
are remarkable for their beauty, and
the mounting artiStically done by Mr..
Davis, the TaXitlermiSt, of Maple 1t
was presented ID the doctor by his
friend Mr.. Thos. Nephew, who is
grateful for the many services rendered
him hy the doctor III enabling him to
settle the country round about his
claim at Maple, Douglas county.
just as we 90 10 press we learn
! that another of our old friends and
! earl settlers las gone to his rest. Mr.
John L2ugl:l.n, ~h5 Left us some
months ago ANA went TO his friends at
| Ishpeming, Mich, was buried last
! Wednesday. Mr. Laughln WAS one
Of the pioneers at the head of the lake
and one Of the finest old gentlemen we
] ever knew He was kind, gentle, gen
erous ana one who loved his fellowmcn
under all circumstances. Peace to
| his ashes.
At one time last Tuesday there
were tWenty-sc ven miles OF freight
| ears on the various tracks in the West
I End Yards alone. How Gees that
| sound in connection with the state
! ment that where these cars stood last
/ Tuesday, five years ago all WAS wild
erness and 50 wet and swampy that
YOU could not drive Il team onto it.
! Comparisons in this case are not odious.
Geo. W Board, one Of the direct
ors of the Consolidated Land Company,
came up from St Paul for 4 day or wo
at the head Of the lake. As his com
pany has several important deals IN
j view, possibly some of them may be
/ closed up While Mr.. Board is here.
Mr.. Ira Lee viii occupy as a law
Office, the rooms OH the conner OF Fifth
! street and Becker avenue, second floor,
! in the Descent block, IN few days.
He got his safe into the room NedneS-
/ day, and VII have as fine an office
room as can be found in the city.
i Mss Reynolds proved that h had
mastered her profession.
She carried her listeners with her from
first TO last, through the pathetic and
the Numerous. in both Of which she Is
+ equally at home Flushing L. Il
j Times.
The Helping hand society, of the
Baptist church, will hold a dime social
1T the residence of Mrs. Stone on
Sixth street, second door above Net
+ Teton, on Tuesday evening, NOV. 18th.
\ cordial welcome for everybody.
AT the West End the mon who
work at the flour sheds have struck
for al increase Of wages. hey now
{ - ,,., u \ ,,-arl-
many hours as they please. They
want 10 cents. y pretty big jGmp for
Il starter
Remember the great closing ont
( sale of winter millinery at Miss Min
ME Johnson's. Ribbons and o. trich
tips at cost Black trimmed and I'm
trimmed hats at any price they will
bring, also chltIens llash hoods and
caps al reduced prices.
A meeting of the East End com
mittee of the " oman'S Relief society
viii he held at Fire Hall Monday
afternoon At O'Clock. All ladies'
whether members of The society or not
are invited Contributions Will be re-
ceived at this time.
Mr. Ogilvie Will be ready to re
ceive his customers in his new tailor
ing establishment on Thompson ave
nue. next week. He will have very
fine establishment AMI we are glld to
note this evidence or his business
prosperity.
While laying The intake water pipe
in the lake Thursday. John Peterson,
of this city. while lowering a pipe. had
foot caught and 80 bacly crushed as
to probably make anrutat!on neces-