The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
Saturday, June Z, 1890.
LOCAL


mer school vacation.
FoUND.-A long, leather pocket
book. Owner can recover same by
calling at this Office.
Mr.. Newkirk went down to Min
neapolis Thursday evening on business
and returned this morning
Mr.. James Syer is quite sick and
is confined to the house at the residence
of his daughter, Mrs. p. E. Bradshaw
Mr., J. y. Monger, editor and pro-
prietor of the Ashland Times, was in
the city last Wednesday and made the
TINES a pleasant call.
L. D. Newton's new barn is al
most finished, and it ranks among the
best in the city. 1t is commodious
AMI of attractive design.
Miss Kate H. Christie, who at
tended the commencement exercises
at Hamlne University this week, re-
turned home this morning.
Dan Kennedy was the leading
spirit in bringing to justice the thieves
and rapeist, Moore and Flaherty.
Quite feather in Dams detective cap.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
NJ +. Church, will meet with Mrs. c.
S Moran, Sixth street, ednesday,
June IL. \ full attendance is de-
sired
The Oregon Republicans elect
clean state ticket except the governor.
For some reason as yet unexplained
this nominee was deliberately slaugn-
tered by his friends, so called.
Misery SAYS if the telegraph com
panies charge their wires as they
do their customers he doesn't wonder
that it gives man shock to touch
One.-Binghampton Republican.
The city engineer has been busy
this week, or a part of it, setting the
pegs for the pavement of Becker and
Thompson avenues, and Fifth street
from Newton to Nettleton avenue.
d. G. Sullivan got the contract for
building a sidewalk on Bay street last
Monday. His bid was 322i cents per
running foot. There were four bids,
the highest of which was but 81 cents.
If you want real nice Tide in Il
real nice boat under command of q
jolly old tar, just hint the fact TO
Commodore Bardon, and he Will take
you out III his new steam yacht. 1t is
a dandy.
Mr.. f. ID. West, of Mongaup, n.
Y, was in the city the fore part of
last week looking after his real estate
interests here. He left "Wednesday
for Denver, Col, to look after his bust
ness affairs there.
The wettest night Of the season
was Wednesday night. \ power
of water fell, and it seems as though
it WAS the wettest water we ever saw.
Everything whether under cover or
not, seemed to be soaked through.
W H. Burke, late of the Duluth
News, will about the 10th inst, begin
the publication of new daily paper
in that city to be called the Daily
Times We place the Times on our eN-
change list, and wish it great financial
success
w hen the census is taken our own
people even Will be aStonished at the
number of people in this county out
side of the city limits. The farmers of
the county are more today than the
whole population of the county six
Years ago.
Leroy H. Smith, of Emery, " is,
and Miss Bertha J. Fessenden, one of
Superior's most charming young ladies',
were married by Rev. o. A. Britton,
last Sunday They will live at Emery
and to the new home they carry the
best wishes of their many Superior
friends.
"A St Paul man, David r. Shan
non, superintendent for the TAYLOR
Craig Company, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the heart
last Sunday. On account of his bad
habits his wife left him some three
weeks ago The way of the transgres
sor is hard.
If any one has been SO silly as to
imagine they have been perusing an
independent newspaper when looking
over the morning Leader, he should
put on his spectacles and read the ed
itorial in Tuesdays issue relating to
the Mckinley tariff bill and its allu-
sion to the old war tax. Independ-
ence indeed,
The forge works GOT up steam on
Tuesday for the first time to try the
machinery. Everything worked well
and Thursday morning was the time
set for beginning regular work. But
when Thursday came. it proved to be
the funeral day of Mr.. Nichols, its
respect to him the establishment was
closed until Monday next, at which
time it VIII be formally opened to the
public.
W. ID. Howell'S new story. The
Shadow Of a Dream" has just been
published by MessrS. Harper X Bros.
Some critics consider il such a tale is
Poe or Hawthorne might have con
ceiyed, and detect it in return TO Mr..
Howel'S earlier romantic vein as eN-
amplitied III his Undiscovered Count
~, though they admit. as the Boston
Traveller says. that lit is held with a
firmer hand, and defined hy 4 finer ar
tistic treatment"
Tho Rnar,1 IF commissioners have