The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20


miles this side Of Poplar, and be christ
ened Wentworth with Mr.. Howard as
the first Z. II. i man riding through
that country on the cars does not see
much and would naturally ask what
they wanted of a post Office there, but
Mr. Howard tells us that lie will have
nearly one hundred patrons, and that
only four miles from another Office.
Our county is Cling up fast.
Among the attorneys from abroad
having business before Judge Mar
shall court, row in session, are:
Tompkins, Merrill 4 Smith, Of Ash
Land; Lamereux, Gleason, Shea &
Wright, Astland McKenny & VAN
bold, Milwaukee; Hollenbeck & Wood,
DulGth; ClaDp & Mccartney, SILVIA
ter; II. J. Grannis, Duluth; T.llen Il.
Selmes, st. Paul; James Spencer, Du-
lath; :. L. Perrin, st. Paul; Richmond
& Smith, Madison; Davis. Kellogg &
Severance, st. Paul; Daumann * Holt,
Dnlath; J. II. Howe, ST, Paul
-'Bill Nye' and his pard, Mr.. Bar
bank, were at the Grand Opera House
last Monday evening Those who at.
tended thought Mr. Burbank pas3ably
good, but Nj. Nye, well, to PIT il
mildly, William is a very oil back
number, a regular chestnut. lie got
off, for something new ana fresh, some
OF the Old gags Washington used TO
tell his soldiers to keep them good
natnred when he had no money to pay
them of with. Won't his friends
kindly cali " lillian eff the stage
At 4 meeting of the TraIe All
Commerce association held Thursday
evening, Tie following officers for Tie
ensuing year We're elected: L. Il.
Bee5e, president; \. \. Cross, vice
president; ". G.. Brooks, treasurer;
II. \. George, secretary and E. r.
Beebe, W. b. Kellogg and II, \.
George, executive committee. Tie
association has a lease and option on
the purchase Of the Trade ana Com
meTce building.
-Tc"chers in sone of the lower de
partments Of our public school have
been treating their pupils to sleigh
rides this week. Monday afternoon
and again ca Tuesday our streets were
made glad by the merry shout and
laughter of the sleiehoaas of joyful
childhood as they went spinning along
over the snow TO the music Of the Jolly
little sleigIbell5. The little ones new
CT forget these happy occasions.
Damn the tailor. or the Damn
tailor, as you may prefer, who failed
and skipped out three or four weeks
ago, is stlll skipping. He has not
been heard from since his questionable
financial efforts in New York We
have refraiued from saying anything
before this, hoping that the Young man
might return ana be able 10 explain
matters, but We guess he has cat OR
acquaintance for good,
About one year ago 4 train On TIE
Omaha road at COnnor's f0in; run
over little three wear Oh! son Of M
Pelticr, living on the Point. The boy
lost the right leg just below The ka c2,
ANA the right arm Just above the e.
bow. The l.tla fellow is NOW plaintiff,
Though lis father, III a suit for dom
ages w;li:n c),nr5 be 'ot2 Jilre MAJ
shall at th:s terra Of c};;rt.
The docks for the Ms ia iron ore
viii be bui!t at oneota Oh the st Louis
river, at least 50 says Tu!nor, but We
land company announced some time
since That they had got that matter Ill
settled III favor OF -ll!uuez Bay, and
we believe they l.n2W what they were
talking about.
The Minnesota congressman are
1T work TO make ruIuth Il port Of
entry. and 10 make Superior a part of
said port. \ well organized effort
should be made by Cur people to XII
the bin now pending. We do not care
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