The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-18
NEH BUSINESS FIRM
Geo. AibrrIson Purchases the Ensiiund
Meat Market ami Moves II on west
stu street


A. Eastlund has disposed of the
meat department of his store includ-
ing the stock tools and fixtures, to
Geo. Albertson who has been with the
l.. II. Grunsrud Co. ut the West End
for some time past, Mr.. Albertson
has had the Mason building No pa
w Fifth street put in first class con
dition and will open for business next
Monday morning, with a full stock of
everything in his line.
Mr.. Eastlund has conducted a meat
market here for the past ten years
and has enjoyed a liberal patronage,
but of late his grocery department
demands so much of his time that he
has decided to give it his entire at
tention and will now enlarge it in all
is branches carrying full line of
everything demanded of his trade,
After spending week i'll Brainerd,
Mimi, Amos Swain has returned to
his home.
Mrs. NJ Heath, who for the past six
wears has been manager of the West
ern Union Telegraph office at the Eu-
Clid has been transferred to Austin,
Mich. where she will assume charge
of the Office at that place. Mrs
- AI frlnnIa
who regret her departure, and their
! best wishes attend her. She left We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. William p. Unger and daughter
Louise of Fairbault are guests of Mrs
John A. Bardon.
A party of Superior people left
Tuesday night for an extensive trip
on the great lakes. They engaged
passage on the steamer United En-
pire. Those who composed the party
were Mrs. Joseph Lawcr, Miss Mallory
Mrs. r. V. Badgeley, DR.. Findley and
family, Miss Fannie Cuburn, Mrs. J.C.
Bertrand, and two children, Mrs. J.J.
Me Intyre. w. f. Me Intyre, Malcolm
Me Intyre, and Miss Pillsbury,
Frisbee Brothers big railroad shows
will exhibit at the East End next Mon.
day. The tent will be pitched on the
vacant lot on West 9th street between
Thompson and Stinson Avenues, OPP
posite the Nelson Dewey.
BOYS who 90 in swimming inside
the city limits of Superior must here
! after wear the regulation trunks or
| bathing suits prescribed by the city
| ordinance or else steer clear of police
men. The officers have been given
instructions by chief McKinnon that
that the boys must live up to the law
| or be arrested. This is the result of
complaints which have been made
especially regarding around the mill
piers at the East End and in Howard's
| Pocket.
Patrick, the five ear-oId son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Patrick O Nalley, of Allouea,
died Monday morning of heart failure
/ The funeral was held Wednesday af.
ter noon from the residence. Inter
ment was made in Nemadji cemetry.
Our genial friend w. II. Crooker Is
/ again at his old accustomed place in
the Star Grocery. May his unrutiied
1 good nature never leave him or his
shadow grow less is the earnest wish
of his many friends.
Arthur Anderson the son Of former
/ Alderman Anderson was accidentally
drowned at Lake Nebagamon Sunday,
/ The boy was II years old, aud while
| playing on the trestle work Of the
I approach leading to the Nebagamon
mill he stumbled and fell in the waters
Z Of the lake
Deputy Game Warden Waterbury
of Lake Nebagamon desires 1t distinct
~ understood that the report that the
recent Legislature made law giving
| Eomesteaders and settlers a right to
kill deer and other game on their own
] lands. il without foundation, and that
such violators will be sunmarily ar
rested