The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-10
LOCAL NEA-TTERS

The public schools of the city close
next week Friday.
That was pretty stiff breeze we
had Wednesday night.
For a fine Mcintosh go to the
Anchor Clothing House.
The hot wave turned to decided
| ly cool wave Thursday night
For Nobby Hat go to the
Anchor Clothing House.
The TIMES seems to worry MI
Bardon and the Telegram people a
good deal.
W H. Pattison is building an of
| flee for himself on the corner Of Sixth
& Thompson.
The Keaough Bros. have some very
| fine pictures on exhibition in their
show windows.
DR. Russell is building cine new
picket fence about his Sixth street res
idence property
Telegram: Who wouldn't be an
| alderman now? Ten dollars q week
and rquisits-particularl the latter.
/ If you want a suit the Anchor
! Clothing House can save you some
/ money
The assignee sale Of the stock of
! hardware of the Robertson Bros, is
now on at the old stand on Second
/ street.
The Rubyour building on Second
street, recently damaged by fire has
| been repaired and is again ready for
! business.
| II \. George will move his jewelry
store block further south on Becker
avenue, and get it down to grade \
good move.
A nice line OF neck wear just
received at the Anchor Clothing
! House.
The Keaough block, corner of
Second street and Becker avenue has
! been let down to grade. y very decided
| improvement.
To RENT--A good new store bnild-
ing, on Fifth street. Inquire at the
TIEEs oilice.
Shoes, Shoes for Ladies Men and
| Children. The Anchor delies comPetl-
ton. You should see this line.
| II. \. Camp, representative OF
the MINNEAPOLIS Times. was in the city
on Wednesday, eXpiating upon the eX-
cellent qualities of that paper
Mayor Kennedy has gone east and
during his absence, Alderman, Bailey,
President of the council Will hold down
! the MAYORS clair and wear his dignity
The contract for the Russell X
Miller elevator has been let. 1t Will
hold pc. 900 bushels of wheat and IS to
he completed III forty days, and Will
cost $4,000.
If YOU want a good shoe get the
Douglas. The Anchor Clothing House
keeps them.
The Great Northern trains which
was decorated 10y the Superior en-
ploves and which left Wednesday for
| Everett took the prize III st Paul for
fine decoration.
The Superio butchers held meet
mo Wednesday evening they decided
to raise the prices of meat from 80 10
30 per cent Very encouraging TOR
these hard times.
The Rev. \. J. Davis will return
home today from the Worlds FAR
aud the services in the Thompson
Avenue Methodist Church Will be as
usual tomorrow.
w. II. Webb has returned from
visit with the money kings OF the
east. and expects to soon have money
enough at his command to supply the
wants of his customers.
BY reports from Duluth, we see
that our old friend Col. LounSherrE Oh
bismarck, \. D., and Mrs Hehr!
Bronson of Omaha, were married d
few days ago i'll Chicago.
How do the dear people like our new
doodle council: Whew, but aren |
they high flyers? Money Is no object
~ them. and they propose TO speed
the mare for all she is worth.
Mr.. Thorp, of Lanesboro' Num-
arrived here some days ago and expects
to make this his future home. IL All
noes well he will decide to take charge
IF the Doud Co, barrel factory soon
to be established here. We hope he
may find things entirely to his liking
and soon bring his family here and be-
come 4 genuine SuperIoIlte.