The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-14
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w ednesday and Thursday We're
pretty cold days with just little bit
Of snow Thursday evening.
Mr. Powderly still rides comfort
ably on The shoulders of his dupes- He
also continues to draw a good salary.
- Gen Manager Clarke of the Con
sol.dated Land Company, is home
again from h.s somewhat protracted
visit in the east.
Jack" West and family have
moved to Fly, Where Nh West is
experimenting the m.A.ng interests of
Mayor Patt!aon.
- Shooting affair occurred in Joe
.5hcrliy saloon, West End, Thursday
ATTENDED, No one hurt John Scan
In, the ,hoa.;st, in j.,.l.
-T.yv. II, p Uayiett, Of the Yves.
End " r, church, VII occupy the
lll.it in tae East End VI, Z. church
on Thanksgiving morning.
Fred Ruse. Mr. Dole's book and
til3e kneper for the past summer. h1s
gene 10 It, Paul for tia winter, ana
MAY l3c,s.e there permanently.
Oar iaarhcts are well SUP. lied
with fire yenison these days. The
game is plenty aud the hunters MT
:nerous, and as :. rea;.l. tie laughter IS
gre;,t.
The railway grade from Ail,ucs
bay 70 4 junction with the Eastern
Minnesota road IS now completed.
Tie bridges VII be put III daring the
winter.
The Inland Ocean, by W. f,
Street. is the latest journalistic ven
ture in this city. Ii is & seven column
CuaTto, a&d advocates the marine in
terests Of Superior.
The Ladies \ d society of the NJ
f. church viii hold a special meeting
fer work, at Mrs M0ran's, on West
Sixth street, next Wednesday after
noon, November Is.
Mr. f. + L;nnen has moved into
Tie new cottage on West Seventh
street. lercnt!, built by DR. Flagg.
where The family viii be 1t home TO
their friends after this week
First call at the Catholic Church
last SUNDAY OF Chairman F. Desmond
with Miss Maggie Cunningham is pre-
sumptive evidence of a marriage soon
to take place. No flies on Frank in
his selection.
Oar nice Water company has been
giving us u mixture OF mud and water
i'll about equal parts. this week. Their
bill for the mud has not been handed
III yet, SO we cannot say what the
additional cost VIII he.
John HAYNES, Sheriff Of Ashland
county, was visitor III the city tins
week. sheriff Kennedy kept his eye
on him while lie fingered Mr. HAYNES
owns considerable Superior dirt and
came up to look it over
Three notorious murdc:erS and for
life convicts, escaped from the state
prison at Waupun, "Wednesday after
noon. They wee Robert \. West,
John Stagg and Gerdinand knaack
West has been an inmate of the prison
for - years.
James Casey and Albert Dorm
quist, charged with highway robbery.
were bound over to the February term
of circuit court in the sum of $500
each, and in default were committed.
The complainant, James Flynn, VAS
also held for 800 TO appear.
One Of Duluth's big coal docks has
been burning for the past ten days.
One Of our fire engines was sent over
there on Monday. and Tuesday another
one came up from Minneapolis. and it
is now thought the fire is about
drowned out. The loss of coal. and
damage TO the docks Will foot up quite
a sum.
C. VI. Howell, OF BeSsemeT, Mich.
is the author of a pamphlet describing
a Practical Method Of Limiting the
Growth Of Private Fortunes If Mr.
Howell would attach a gilJ-edged
chrome TO each copy. he could not give
ava, one OF his hooks in this part of
the commonwealth. We have no. got
tc the point w;l re further limita-
ton is 1T AL desirable.