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St. Nicholas for 1877,

Which opens with November, 1876, begins
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-02-03


New RAILRoAE Projected
Chippewa Falls letter: Preparations
are making to extend the Chippewa
Falls q Western road northeast
ward into Taylor county, where it
will connect with the Wisconsin
Central road. Surveying is to COM
mence Immediately. This is an
economically built road thus far
the twelve miles to Eau Claire. 1t
cost only about $l7,o permile, or
considerably less than half the usual
cost of Wisconsin roads; the result
is that it is paying well. The Sec
rotary and Manager, Mr.. L. c..
Stanley, is the man who engineered
the enterprise. He is one of the
best business men in the State.
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mate it and direct events. Waiting
for anybody, or the determination
of any question, is upon their part
equivalent to the master waiting
for the act of the servant, or the sun
obeying the freaks and eccentrici
ties of this terrestrial ball.
Industrial leaders are needed to
direct the movements of business in
this crisis, but they must be men of
experience in trade and production,
and not professional politicians.
With few determined spirits of
this sort at the helm, the financial
and industrial barque would soon
trim sail to run the chute which
points short cut to prosperity and
happiness. At least, we have no
doubt of it.
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Noorhead mitten Factory.

We see by the Chicago Tribune
of the 22nd inst, that we are to
have "Mitten Mandatory" and
from the enterprislng gentlemen at
its head We have every reason to
believe they will make success
of their undertaking. Below is the
advertisement as it appeared in the
Chicago Tribune:
WTANTED-2Oo GIRLS TO WORK IN A MITTEN
w factory at Moorhead /; liberal wages, also free
transportation. Address T. s. DEMERS, w. II.
DAVY, Moohead, MINI.
st. Paul and Manitoba papers
please copy.-Red RjUer Star.
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A FREE CURE.-For Consumption, bron-
chitis, asthama, catarrh, throat and lung
diseases. Also sure relief and permanent
cure for general debility, dyspepsia and all
nervous affections, by simple vegetable
medicine, which cured venerable mission
airy Physician who was long resident Of
Syria and the East, and who has freely given
this valuable specific to thousands of kindred
sufferers with the greatest possible benefits,
and he now feels it his sacred christian duty
to impart to others this wonderful invigorat-
ing remedy, and will send FREE the origi-
nal recipe complete, with full directions,
to any person enclosing stamp for reply.
DR. CLARK 4. ROBBINS,
GREEDY BLOCK, SYRACUSE, n. Y.
(P. o. Box 76.) feb3- 6m
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BANK BUSINESS OF STIII.W ATER


BANK BUSINESS OF SALTWATER.
Saltwater probably uses more
banking capital than any other city
of It's size in the State. The capital
stock OF the two banks of this city
is s2eo,oOO. The loans and dis
counts on the 22nd of Dec. were
$475,o10.59, or about halt million
dollars. The individual deposits
subject to sight draft, were $780,
1902. Time deposits s87, 989.75.
Demand deposits, s2o,69o.16. To
ia! deposits, s248,399.79.-Stilzaoa-
ter Zimmerman.
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COLLAPSE OF REAL ESTATE IN
DULUTH.-The Duluth Tribune of
the Goth says:
That there has been a terrible
collapse here in the value of real
estate, will be apparent when we
state that VIM. Nettleton, of St.
Paul, hus just sold to James Ready
the house aud fractional lot on the
corner, and on West side of Second
Avenue East, in front of the Wake
lin house, for the sum of 800. This
is quite large commodious house
one and one half stories HIGH. with
a good, stone foundation, cellar. els.
tern and well. La prosperous times
we presume that the property would
have been considered good bar
gain at $4,000. Well, this is lust
the fate that must come upon all
the property of this town unless we
can procure compromise of our
Indebtedness, and the ruinous
shrinkage in values here should adj
monish our people that whatever is
TO be done in the way of settling our
Indebtedness should be done with
as little delay as possible.
We are informed that Mr.. Nettlc-
ton also sold a SO foot lot on Snne.
rlor Street, opposite the Clark
House, with two story double
store building thereon, for sl,l0o-
tar greater decline than the above
The lot alone would have sold in
1870 and 1871 for S., 900 cash and
the building cost, when erected in
1870, probably not less than So, 500.
and except the wear Of time, is as
good to-day as when erected.
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The fortunes of the country are
IN the hands of its business men, un-
less they are willing to surrender
their power and opportunities to
politicians and place hunters. Our
and manufacturers COM
mand the situation, beyond a doubt.
provided they know how to esti-
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his new office. He is a young man
of ability and good judgment, aud
his appointment will give general
satisfaction. The Board as now
constituted consists of VIM. Gran
well, chairman, Jas. S. Richie and
Y. Cournoyer.
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THE BoIs FORTE INDIAN PAY
MENT.-Indian Agent Mahan and
party returned this week from MAX
ing the payment to the Bots Forte
Indians at Vermilion Lake. About
800 names were on his rolls, among
whom he distributed So, 500 In cash,
besides the usual allowance in to-
bacco, pork, flour, blankets, dry
goods, etc. Each plebian Indian
drew $3.50 in cash, while the "big
guns" of the band were paid larger
sums, according to the rank of each,
Ka-besh-co -da-way, the Grand Mo-
gul, receiving round $4,000
The Indians were, in general,
well satisfied with the payment
and their conference with the agent.
A long council was held and good
deal of talking done. The principal
fact revealed was that some of the
bands, prompted by traders among
them from Leech Lake, desired to
have the payments hereafter made
at Deer Lake, Is miles west OF
Vermilion. The proposition was
put to avote, regular white-man
style, and in spite of a good deal of
bull-dozing, was lost by a large ma
jority-the Vermilion, Bass Wood
Lake and Cross Lake bands, voting
yes, two bands declining to vote at
all.
A very interesting ceremony, as
related to us by an eye witness, was
the Inauguration of an Indian named
Wage ma-wab csWake-'em all-up"
the boys called him) as chief of a
band. He was nominated for the
office by one of the old chiefs during
the council, and came forward sup
ported by forty-one followers. He
made neat speech thanking the
Indians for the honor proposed,
and then turning TO the Agent told
him in eloquent terms of his love
and good-wi for the white people,
his high respect for his Great
Father in w ashlngton, and wound
up with the assurance of all candi-
dates for office-that if appointed
he would execute the duties of the
position TO the best of his ability.
All the old Chiefs having given
their assent, Agent Mahan presented
Wa-ge-me-wab with his commits
sion, formidable looking document
in writing, fastened with red tape,
and he is to-day probably the biggest
feeling "nitchie" that struts around
the golden shores of Vermilion
Lake. Mr.. Wake-'em alI-up is a
fine looking, intelligent man, about
50 years of age, shrewd politician,
ambitious, and bids fair to become
the leading man of his tribe.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN T, n;rcrt Corrt
County of Douglas.
JAMES BARD0N, Plaintiff

AGAINST
WILLIAM H. NEWTON aud DANIEL McBAIN
ct al, Defendants.
To the Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action, which will be filed in
the Office ofhe Clerk of the Circut Court in and for
the County of Douglas at the Town OF Superior, and
to serve copy of your to the said complaint
on the SUBSCRIBER at his office in the town of Supe.
rior within twenty days after the service of this
summons on you, exclusive of the day of such SER
vice: and it YOU fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the PLAINTIFF in this
ton will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint, copy of which is herewith served
upon you.
Dated December u, 1876
TH0S. CLARK
jan6Yt. Plaintiffs Attorney
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TWELVE SKY PICTURES. :"

By PROFESSOR Proctor, the Astronomer,
with maps, showing "The Stars of Each
Month" which viii be likely to surpass in
interest any series on popular science re-
Gently given to the public.
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we could point out its equal in our own peri
odical literature"
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