The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-05
LOCAL ATTERS.
oil 10 cents. At MaXim'S.

Finder please leave at this office.
No more s,eighing for this year
at least that is the way it looks now.
Town talk. \ good place to trade
is at the Anchor Clothing Co.
Why pay Is cents per gallon for
oil when you can get the same article
at Neil Smiths for 10 centss
George Foltz, Clerk of the Town
81 BruIe, was in the city Thursday and
called.
Thomas Doherty, the popular
merchant out at Poplar, was in the
city Thursday.
The best Whitewater oil only 10
cents per gallon at J. W. Taylor's, No.
) Descent Lock.
w. J. Whinple has gone to La
Crosse to attend session Of the Grand
Lodge of X. OF Z.
Mrs. Bradshaw is spending week
hr two in Faribault with her children
who are attending school there.
Don't spoil your shape by getting
insists, but go to the Anchor Clothing
Company and they will give you fits.
Mrs J. w. TAYLOR who recently
submitted to a surgical operation has
so far recovered as to be able to sit up
some.
The oil trust has gone busted"
1t is now only 10 cents 4 gallon at
NEIL SMITHS.
Mrs Theo. B. Smith has been con
fined to her bed and room for the past
two weeks with rheumatism, but is
better now.
Capt. J. ID. ROBBIE is still with us
and at last accounts was resting easier
and some hopes for his recovery was
entertained.
Remember that the Anchor Cloth
ing Cos. assortment of ladies and gents
boots and shoes is out of sight, and
prices are right
Col George attended banquet at
Hurley, Monday evening. given in his
honor by the H. A. George Encamp
ment X. of z.
The best Whitewater oil only 10
cents per gallon, at J.W. Taylor's, No.
) Descent block.
Sister Francis Clare, of Minneapo-
lis, spent most of the past week IN
this city visiting her sick mother Mrs
Richard Bardon.
-Rev. ii G.. Bible, of West Duluth
and his son George, of Winona, Mimi,
were in the city Wednesday and made
the TIMES pleasant call
The best Whitewater oil only 10
cents per gallon at J. w. Taylor's No,
Descent block.
j. NJ. NJ. Peterson. the popular
Treasurer Of the town of Brule, and
postmaster at Poplar, was doing bust
ness in the city on Thursday.
-Rev. J. f. Dallem has left us for
good. lie will for the present visit
his mother at Minneapolis and decide
upon his future work later on.
Mrs. Maxim wishes to announce
to the public that she, too, is selling
kerosene at 10 cents per gallon.
We understand that Mr.. Crump-
ton will soon begin the erection of a
fine business house on the corner OF
Fifth street and Becker avenue.
Mrs. D. w Mills who was in the
Lospital for surgical treatment the
past three or four weeks, returned to
her home greatly benefited last Tues
day
The county board convened yester-
dav and was engaged in regular rou-
tine work. nothing of special public
interest coming before 1t for ADJUST
ment.
j. W. Fenwick has leased the
Office building on sos Fifth street
| where he will open his city office for
the sale of coal, wood, brick, lime,
cement. etc.
A large party of the newspaper
fraternity went out to the poor farm
Tuesday evening in response to an
invitation extended them by Mr.. and
| Mrs. Burdett. What with a good sup
per, music and dancing, the boys