The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-06-06

Ed Sullivan tackled Lars Olson

Ed Sullivan tackled Lars Olson,
out at the stock farm a few days ago,
and forceably took the la tiers watch
and skipped for town. He was follow
ed and captured the same night, and
by order of Maj. Otis, Esq, and in
default of $3.50 bail he now languishes
| in jail awaiting the arrival of Judge
Marshall.
The new religion military order of
Monks of the Sahara is the subject of
striking article illustrated by THUS
trup, to appear in the next numder of
llarper's Weekly. Another promi-
nent feature of the same number will
lie a complete collection of portraits
of the winners in the recent Inter
collegiate Athletic Sports.
Mr.. Webb sold to Mr.. F. Booth,
an eastern gentleman, few days ago,
lot 295 W. Fifth street. Mr.. Booth
already has men on the ground put
ting up a building 2lxS0 feet and two
stories, to be used for general dry
goods and notion store OH the ground
floor and for a residence Gil the second
floor. The lot consideration was SI,500.
Fifth street properoy is coming to the
front rapidly.
To-day, Friday, the great contest
OF the season Will come off at the ball
grounds, West end in match between
the Cops and the Pencil throwerS"
of the city. The policeman will be
represented by Chief Padden, Mart
Gallagher, All Peterson, Vine Mckin-
non, y. l.. Gilmore, NJ. Coughlin and
John GenereauX. The scribblers will
be represented by: Col. Hunt, Frank
Atwood, f. II. Dwight, w F. Street
W. b. Hennesv, Chas Skillings and c.
+. Nc Donald, The exhibition will
be free to the public.
Cashier John a. Bardon, Teller
Client Smith, Of the Bank of Superior,
Alderman G. Morisset Charley Smith
head salesman in NJ. f. Maxim's gro
Gerry house. Mr.. Olscamp, our boss tin
ner and Mr.. Herman Dopp, made up
fishing party who went out to Lake
Aminicon, last Friday for a day or two
in the woods hunting and fishing. -
They report a good time and caught
fine lot of fish, and the Times family
is under Obligations to Mr.. Client
Smith for a fine pair of pickle rel.
Charley Smith, the boys say, would
have captured fine Moose, only he
had an attack of ague about shooting
time.
The X. of p encampment which
was expected would meet in this city
some time in August. are discussing
the proposition of changing It's dates
to July to 6 inclusive, and so meet
with the Veterans in their season of
outing. Weare of the opinion that it
W ould be better to leave the dates as
first fixed.
If the weather is favorable it is quite
likely that more people will congregate
here, than our people can comfortably
care for, and then again it would be
nice to have two holiday exercises dur
ing the season.
w no is to Lame fer the long delay
in putting III the street crossings on
Thompson and Becker avenues South
of the Omaha tracks? These walks
crossings were torn up one year ago,
since which time the people living in
that district have had to wade through
the mud. Two or three weeks ago,
the dram basenS were put in place and
then left, thus completely blocking
all team travel. 1t is an outrage upon
the people and the board Of Public
works should look after their contract
ors little. If a private citizen does
not dance attendance to the Board at
the first summons he is hauled over the
Goals lively, buta contractor can i'm
pose upon the people to his hearts con
tent an nothing said about it.