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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-07-03


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K.d1I 80, .aaSassi aIslhoites Ia Ga1iJila 1..ssI
p.lia1W as.s' io y LII
ie iaM 80 el. a1aIss
n,,r,saso 80 M :. 4:.,a @ = ~. ,eo ~ ouo
- iamd ,I,llsiMa III Ss.si5 rs " ~. :.
q iasa Saensfs Ems On ,s
OF T8osIjs Ma sattlaIi, t,,Y y
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LII s0 hn,s a,1 suusla,ai 'F1.lOl,s iih
IT, M ss;.i,tia t g. naSG .aeI -
e, nI!sa snsn as Woaia pe notce 60 an 1nat ne
claims the land! n "a shahty '10xf2 Feet One
half Oh, the laid III not sdf6
Hscretar1 zMn,i1ya3T An,fi ao .4s6s bus ,naf9
sfs,, fE [tS.,ES -. 1ill,a-.; ~ ~
s'S9fhe removal OF 1mproveihe hehts' after final
proof prima faee evidence a BAD aif
a.l nov se''l asi'tl aie ,laole ~
atlo1r adld
aching ACHING Secretary Mnldfow, May 1885, II,
sfea@psnypg Homestead saa
VI ehl'ttFFp auoeels s!4e.7 sMlHetasF
tae as 4anr 4aatnratllze tlz Qrt natlXe
born tcitizen.Uu y ,aystd ortoh org y.ft Ia
To he s,rhieet to. timber se,,lAnra entry tho
snct;nn &c and ~ s sststs3ss
~ n, ss II n
that to bar an entry the section n,nst enn-
ta;, ~ 1onst - y s9t'
675 trees per dcf'eas fs' fhefdat0 be outside the
law iaale mt to be sustained Tom Il, ,issiot,er
s,nar,,ss Ma,, ,9zb,aes, ~ ~ a. -.a4.,5'
~, ~ R y: 10y e',,oo1.- :. o.@ 9a J" ,''75'
z I e Te}an oaI zotP aah
fl agRssSss9s RFssSg ig sHs
aiTn,TcH t az sEa aell ylsoi - a., nt,;a.;
..'s AZ 80 c., e,1.. a..s !. 7n'ss'i
ei,fH'no sAe4's sefs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bisN
ssi The IfrstsYmp6 toni of piles is andints1tse
Unpleasant Sensation IS immediateIiy Re-
lieved by an application of Dr. Bosanko's
salt rhenm and m S W fm ri Kan iHbss be- nsrma r1ea,
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-07-03
saBsit Asiiar 1mpros1ttns1ts,

Rsy r. Dgeka s3f ties' BatbISttiist church
deserves praise for tie and
Handsome ea he has ibeeaean Been max
Ing oil Till Baptist church ediAsss III Che
a few weeks prior 10 M TIE Meeting Of
tfs North Dakota Baptist assso5 in
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-07-03

Georges, Hugo, the seventeen
grandson Of the great Hugoli IS said to be a
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-07-03
LI..!Isc I tI.W JIlT = .rN lJtIt!
The ReRimental Staff. |

~ Lieut., QeL Bentley has appointed the reg.
imental staff ef the first regiment Of
national guards, with the exception Of ser
geant major, which office has not been
filled. The following Is the staff
noAdjhtaiitt- Lieut. George,K .BainssH
Il Gars #ssa
uaftermaster.A H!.iWade, Jamestown.
y Surgeons mate, ohm 9G.aji KatneMsky,
fe;iheld. .s1olit.3T9 llfrolliIs5 td Y.Hbo;
ton. ,,.sn
Fife major.-B. Owen Johnson, Aberdeen.
y,Ht gr,r,T yi~,,
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-07-03

sOnOr persons that the ErailzF Falk brewing
companyblDf Milwauke thad sdeeideiliit
CLOSE uptheir bismarck, branch ,Me take this
method 1fbranding suoh repdrtias entirely
falsesIgWe hayeestab abiished puTI Inorthwest
erf1 branchrtat Bismarck tostays and sao
bnsinessJ and haivaoneVer 4enteTtained ian
idea for atm0ment OF disco ontin1ling gjt. The
Franz fFalk brewing iicompa nN's 5agert baer
needsInn rec ommena naation.l It'll speaks for
itself, tanthis appre eeiabed by5nilli lions Of peor
pile all oEetth cduntr 0urtrade through
out the northwest, through our Bismarck
agency, is more BKaa satisfactory, and we
,assure Our patrons thakOut Mr.. Otto Fisph-
Rr cam be- found ever ireadyl to1ts sepNes them
premptly every 1dayoin atheE years at4 Bis
Psns plGsbsFSbe ess Raa sbS @ aRe
ate, RESPECTFULLY, . al FSfiSAkk kRiiFAEH, tsq
glIi9G Bic lsin as9dI' MilMaukee,aWisa
ga quo emit antTs 8T7-TE- .sGGoiidiqs1 LIS
008,IS IS atIand Office Blanks.Ioob inajsis
olnanissienefie fiefthe generaPland' Of
Heehas directed hetregistarst and receivers
at district land offices notgt6 furnish blank
FORMS for entfies5 final proofsy yetc., ex-
cont unon .norsnnal annlinat;on hxrsaot,, al
a,trvr.on grG;s INA XIII ;ss,;od 70 ron,od,,
t,n h.,s,a [ ,,,,, M ~ , 40,
Through tindiscriminate siadistributionH sof
these blanlps to attopdevs arJnothip eoii,,,ee-
tion the grnrBusRt Wishesltd state, forltheiti.
formation Of e5pubnc, that ithasij just fin
.ished {printihg a. afgeastdch efisevery farm
.ofand 1blanks, and price list Of same Will
be forwarded4 ,npon q application. These
Rlanks are gotte4 Ant nndtfr the directi9n OF
HIS q ES is iana aSs9Ineys, ana ap
1mproveGSentsin I oia sa eoxer @ shoss
DNi9tesrI concerns MIL Re ll2t(ea
ny pafues hsihg thenl .tsf yfuL o4ui
nnn.o, o
-vea Hs'ssua s. s1fsSsa'a ds1fstha.5s'a sd o, ',row,,
NJ, and Mrs, .,Aaek, OF RostaA ara guests
5sssSSea q Sef s49Ssia9ans s9SsI9@s e4yy .zorozznstw :.
u E! tVht 5e fii "
-VuS sff9 M6tF n ftia iiS SsMIH aH bsunis
adA. Chgistensop, .of, ST. Paul. was, in the
City Yesterday, III tEs. Interest sb bt the 'Wel1s
oFAf ge0 & CStS RXpreAs G8ie 9Nd 10 ai bIoWa
qjjyeIaGa ,f3.AIgro1 ,edtsnil .bIoa IN Gle.
fs$ph1a ~ T5iS
jhafll.9Min,ii nadset1, fhrifp ,chft, GeitwEveS
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-07-03

~ no . lGhe slcK.!tlVo sVVI9
iii Otto Fischer iii distributing the fapors
Of the Franz tFalk brewing company does
not forget the afflicted and needy. Tues
day Afternoon, he ,nres sented the patients of
the Lamb9rp p} hospital h with WITH two We gases Of
beera Mhleh were gFsiatlY appreeiated by
the suffering ones, whose debjilittatsd sys
TENS t.9 $, were greatly strengt ahd rsjju-
venated by the famous beverage. The
management Of the hospital returned their
thanks, on behalf IF The fpatients, to Otto
tand 'sthe ifirm.Y Yoft)-see snnl .ryAg ~,
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-07-03

-Ii;SI0 ff5W II0lf jon 7TI5 ii .5E5TIW T5J7TIV
IRs5HqNB asats warmly L tapplaAdedy The
moss skghsf7g ebseihg Il sg Haha A aRa Ms
the VaA6 6fheAW4spa pers TO It's BUSINESS IS
recognized and kindly aDpreciathlfi taa4 III
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-07-03

Major Edwards, he win make his, official
report to the goyeirnot The ressait stGi ot
the count win be s. made Known T6f ftliee5
public in q few day !, s. s.. SIS q,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18

From the Superior department of
the Herald of Wednesday, we clip the
following items:
George Follis has leased the Eu-
ropean hotel and Mr.. Hall the form
er proprietor will 90 on prospecting
tour in the gold fields
The work of laying the iron on the
St. Louis bridge will be completed by
the last of the week, 50 we are in
formed by one of the engineers.
The Endion Club held meeting
last night and elected the following
officers; President W. \. Hamilton;
Vice president, II. 5. Butler; Secre-
tarv, Robert c. Hanna.
p. T. kavanaugh, the noted st.
Paul auctioneer, was in the city yes
terday looking the town over with a
view TO investing in real estate. He
expressed himself as being very favor
ably impressed with tie place.
Shaw's stage has changed time and
now leaves Superior at s o'clock a. m.
and 2:15 p. m, leaves Duluth $50
a. IN. aud 2:30p. M. Passengers for
the Northern Pacific road going to
Ashland must come over on the morn
ing stage, which will be taken to the
train free of extra charge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18
Telegraph Work.

Superintendent McMichael of the
Western Union, 0. c. Green of the
Northern Pacific telegraph line, H. C..
Hope, of the Omaha telegraph, J. H.
keefe, train dispatcher Of the St. Paul
& Duluth road, c. W. Gulick. super
intendent of Western Union construc-
ton and r. W. Cavanaugh, visited
our city Tuesday to look over the
situation and make arrangements for
giving Us further Geographic facilities.
The Western Union will put up line
at once As we are informed, with an
Office in the post office building. This
is a sensible move The other tele-
graph companies doing business here
have had no regard whatever for the
convenience Of our business men, and
if another company will give them a
central city office, it should receive ev-
cry message. Corporations as well as
individuals, can 90 toe far in hogi,h-
ness and contempt for the rights of
Others, and We trust that the time Is
near when we can look to someb )dy
besides the y. F. and Omaha officials
for favors.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18

Special religious services will be
held al the Methodist church each ev-
euing next week with the exception Of
Saturday evening. The pastor eX-
poets some help from abroad. Every
body Is invited. Meeting will begin
promptly at quarter to 5 o'clock 50
As to give laboring and business men
better opportunity to attend the ser
vices. lfyou cannot 90 at that hour
20 rs early a YOU can, let none stay
away because they cannot 90 at the
beginning Of the service. You will be
welcome at any time.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18

The Connor's Point people last
Tuesday evening held a caucus for
the selection of street commissioner.
Mr.. J. J. Atkinson presided over the
meeting and Mr.. Z. r. Short was
made Secretary. Ninety votes were
east, all for Mr.. VIM, Keys, and the
chair declared him the unanimous
choice Of the people Of that district for
street commissioner.
At the Uppertown school house on
Wednesday evening a similar meeting
was held, presided over by Mr.. J. r.
Smith, J c. Bertrand Secretary. At
this meeting 81 votes were cast for
oyerseer OF highways, of which num-
Der Charles Soderiand received u,
ana J. r. Smith ! votes, and the
chair declared in favor Of Mr. Sober
land. The Board of Supervisors at
their meeting today will make the
final appointments, as we believe their
endorsement is necessary.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18

The post master at West Srpe-
rior viii ne d2ubt know more thirty
years hence than he does now. lie
put bis ovn construction on the postal
law and then iuterfered with a citi-
zeas right % ges his mail where lie
pleased and As he pleased, and he
cause the said citizen objected to such
interference the said post master pro-
cee.icd to give him licking. Two or
three severe cuts on the head was the
worst Injuries received, and Dir. Gauv-
reau who was Summoned. soon put
these TO rights. We understand the
entirely too fresh pest master will be
asked IS resign, at least be should be
kicked ont Of a position for which
he is 80 utterly unfit to preside over.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18

* ssr' 80 f-1e 7-s-:z' - - nd -. -
...a zos.. errs stand v.;;s - '6is,scs.
or1ers promptly Glled a The Post
9Girg.
Clean ~ your earl rubbish and
get ready for garden making.
No trouble 10 show goods at tie
Post Office.
The EIwcli bu;!1iag Is rapidly
nearing completion.
The new Board of Supervisors
viii hold business meeting today,
-ToR SLE-Lot 343, West Fourth
street. Enquire at thi. office.
y new aud large lot Of blank
books and stationery, It the pest Office,
Mr.. James Bardon has been in
s, Paul part 81 this week on bust
ness.
Blank books Of all kinds at the
Post Office. Now sold cheap.
The weather has not been very
pleasant this week. Too cold and
cloudy.
Marbles. All sizes, names. and col
or, for bows Of like description, at Tie
post Office.
E. 3. Banks went down 10 Ash
land Thursday afternoon lie will
return today.
Mr.. y. f. Crouch sold. h;s Fish
street residence to Chief Of Police Col
IinS, few days ago.
The Omaha has reduced the fare
between Superior and Ogden avenue
to - cents enc way, and > cents
round trip.
The Minnie Ia Mont ferry boat
made her first trip Of transfer between
Connor's Point and Rice's Point,
Thursday afternoon.
-12ib Legal cap. only @2.75 per
rcam at the Post Office.
Mr., WhippIe, late editor Of the
Inter Ocean, was summond TO Wa
dena, Mimi, last Saturday to attend
the funeral Of lis mother.
Our butchers are whiting down
the prices of beef steaks in fine style.
Good steaks for 10 cents, and the best
porter house for 12I cents.
All kinds Of Papers and Maya
zine at Post Office.
r. c. Hanna left for Dakota last
Wednesday afternoon. We believe
he goes out to make further improve
mentS on that homestead claim.
4 Building Association is now
talked Of for Superior If fewer
things were talked about and more
done, the town would prosper better,
A sidewalk Is asked for along the
east side Of Becker avenue south 10
the railroad, thence west to the Oma-
ha depot. This piece Of walk is need
ed.
The ladies Of the Episcopal
church viii hold their mite society at
the residence Of Mrs. Geo Holcomb,
next Wednesday evening. \ hearty
invitation to attend, Is extended to all
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Flint are expected
here tonight from California, whittier
they went some months ago, hoping
that Mr. Flint's health would be ben
Gifted thereby He Is much worse
than when he went away, and his
time on earth Is evidently short, his
disease being long since past all con
ri
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18
Agricultural NEeetsT=

Monday evening at S o'clock a
meeting viii be held in Music hall
above Waldo's store, with a view 81
organizing an agricultural society Let
there be big meeting, and all, 90 it
viii be interesting. COMMITTEE.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18
CIRCUIT COERT-DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Henrietta W. Newton. Plaintiff.

against
Mary /. Riggs, Margrct A. Moss Sarah b. Hender
son, Jesse J. Bright, George c. Bright and In
diana &. Smedbcrg, children and sole heirs at
Ia" OF Jesse D. Bright, deceased, Defendants
The state Of Wisconsin to the said defendants ami
each OF them:
1ou are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after the service of this Summons
exclusive II the day of service, and defend tho
above entitled action in the Court aforesaid. and
IN ease ~ your failure 50 20 DO. Judgment viii be-
rendered against you according 10 the demand Of
The complaint, OF which copy is herewith served
upon YOU.
D. f. ROBERTS
Plaiuttf Attorney
p o, Addrcss-9uperior Douglas Co. Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18

The May number of Demorest's
Magazine is very attractive, and COM
pares favorably with those that have
preceded it. The opening article,
which is Illustrated, "A Half Month
in Nassau" will DE read with interest.
Professor Barnard's serial, "A Strange
Girl, is continued, and Jenny June
contributes an interesting paper, Col
lege Government. There are several
good stories and poems, articles on art,
household decoration, aud fashion.
The " orld's Progress" is continued,
and the other departments are well
filed. The frontispiece Is a very fine
picture Of General Grant, one of the
most perfect Licensees ever taken Of
this distinguished soldisr and EXPIRES
ident of the United States.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18

CIRCUIT COCET-DOUGLAs COUNTY, WIS
y CONSIN.-ss,
James Collier, Plaintiff
Ann O'Brien. Defendaut1
Whereas, Judgment Of foreclosure was obtained
ia the court aforesaid 10y sand plaintiff against
sara defendant on the 2jth day OF February A j..
lsS2. amounting with costs % S37l 81 which judg
ment was docketed in the Office Of the clerk OF
SAID court on the 9Th day Of March A. D. IsS5,
which Judgment decreed the sale of certain real
estate hereinafter described 70 satisfy the same
Now, Therefore. under ana by virtue Of an order
and decree made and entered in said Judgment
snail offer for sale. separately at puclic veuduc
ana VIII sell 10 the highest bidder on the lst day
30 June y. D. 1850 at the east front door Of the
Court House, in the town Of Superior ia said
county. al ~ o'clock iu the forenoon Of said DAY
the following described real estate the property
said Aun o Brlcu. to wit. Lots number six co..
seven 90 eight -, nine o.. and ten lGI in block
SeYeIty-iouE Oh in superior city. Douglas
county Wisconsin. according TO the recorded plat
thereof now on record in the Office Of the regis
ter Of deeds in and for said e. MY or ~ much.
thereof as viii be NECESSARY 20 aatisfy said Of
S%llti with interest and cost Of sale.
Dated April, 18th ISIS.
MARTIN PATTISON.
Sheriff OF Douglas Co Wis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18

Ffeen'h S,leet
lots 3 4 block IS: lots ) 6 block 81
Superior Sheet
Lots 4 ) 8 block 100. lots 2S 6 block Ito.
lots 5 4 block III
Cedar Street.
Lots 9 10 block 100: lots : Q 10 II u block
no; lots 10 II L block III: lots ] 5 ) s in
block ll3: nls of lot > all of ; block ia: lots
10 II y block H.; lots 5 10 II II block
u.s. lots 9 10 ni2 of II block III: lots l. , s. /
> o, in block u.
EDWARDS SUBDIVISION
ofthe ne'4 of ne32 Sec. Il, Town ~, R,nge Il
sixth Street.
Lot II III block ,
CONNOR'S POINT
IND Is ofsl2 ofIot :. IND g of lot Q. 46lO9 OF
an acre Of lot 9.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18

next being The Nineteenth day o. May A. D. 1887
the next succeeding daSs thereafter. De >oid by
me AT publc auction al my Office al the Court
House III superior, the seat of Justice of the said
tuulty Tor the payment of the delinquent taxes
interest ana charges thereon for the year 1854 Us
returned 10 me by the Treasurer of the Town OF
superior, ~ said county of Douglas.
Given under my hand officially. al the Office Of
the county Treasurer of Douglas County. state OF
Wisconsin, this Seventeenth day of April, 1881
VINCENT COURNOIFR
County Treasurer.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18

" lsColl>lllY I4llS seventeenth daE April.
VINCENT COURNONFR
eS-5ee note al foot OF list
SUPERIOR.
West First Street
Lots-Und. = of and 5. all of IA. Is. 70. Und. =
of 2 and 81 al Of 3D. -, 80. 81, o. 81 % und y u
y, % all lS $50 1888 l6l I67 l6g 10 III rs IN
ind. = OF ls2, all oflS3 1s4 1SS. ISL $50 1872 2p
III ~ -uo, - 10, 2ll 22i -, 20 ~. DIS 22
Eh, 81, - - %, III. 267 3G9 20 20, Isl
2s5 81, 20, 2NI -95 29l 5oI, 300, 3l2, So &3t SO
uits GA w all of 2~. - SN. :19 una. II of 81
all 80, 81 $40 ST.. 353 80 S57 SO 3GI 81 e75
uud. p of $50, all of So 80 ISL 49, > 80 81
i1, 40, a., A. ~. - 456 rs, ~ 40 AZ. 40
- ~ ~ 10 ~, 49, 46l, 4dt i62, al 475. As
a. 4'9' 49, l' 49, 10 49, 1913, 1875, 5J7, 5o9, oil.
West ID stree,
! Lots-6o, - -. - uud = -, all of 50. as, und
- all Of 10, rs rs, ~ 49, l42 IA 10 l46
lis. la, rs, 1872 l!3, 10, 1875 l 81 2iG ~ psi
70 25 ~ ;i93, ~, 70 5o7 So9 al3. und = $50
ali o. s@'t, und 4 $50 80 all of S4 5SS. 3Sg 80,
/ Sso, '5s 40, i20, IA, 1913. Z, Il, lG.
! West 81 Street.
Lots : 1, = 81 81. g, "a. lol, us, l22,
-, 80. l5S 10, l57, l59, 100, los, no IT, III
~. rs. 81 a9 5 g55 ~ ~ 2g5 3 ;oI M AZ 8 Az
und. = OF SO, all OF 3D. und p OF 81, 80 aud
So, ali OF SID IS @i7 90. 81 @6 30 SOL ISL $50
! 81, 4Jl H., 4oi, III, il3. as i55, Az
West III street.
/ Lots g. ; Q, -. IL s. a. e.. Il. 81. los, l12
ll6, 10, IN, ~, 1871, 80 I5I l5g Ito 2lS 2lb
ID, ~ 20, 2i6 PTS. 81 }u2 80 30 siS sol uud
| = Of So and So& al OF 595, 45l, 4l9, und. y
/ Yves. 9TH Street.
LOTS H. a. g. =. q. q, 9s, %. 100 102, 1o4,
l3, 10 III lis. Tn. l33 l25 1873 und "a of 2lU ali
ell una = Of ~ and 2l& all Ct2l4 10. 2l9 50
%. 29l .'. ~, 35l So. SIS 81 B., az S5l 5aj
$50, und 2 of 81, all Of 5a, $50 ind q OF go ali
West 9Th Street.
Lots II, Is. ~. ~ y b, g. 50 80 n -. s.
l26. 10 -, ~, H. 10 lbs 100 no biz, rs 30
-, "a - ~, uud. "a - and IL all Of 30
"a -, IS 81, $40, ai1 $40, 5s1 90, 3,s 3i3 uud
West eth street
LOTS 70, ., %, % 81, - 81 %. 90, S. 60 und
3 OF %, % and 10, ell ai 100 lf3 10 us 10 ~
l-5 ID !'l Il r. ~ lG., III, IL 20 2l, ST
3D. "a, $40 55l. $40 und. "a 57l, all OF 2olfr 10
West s,h Suee,.
Lots-25, - - 6j u, IS, S. o, 1913 100, la7, 1884,
1855 los unit Is u III. q, IS. all OF l5D 10 :, 1872
I. is5 quo, POS, DO -, -. .,6, 2.S, 20 IS, 29o
d. %, Sio tb5 md Is 81, 519 all OF 5S5 f., 81
West On S,iee,.
Lots-o6 81, q &C. 49, g. - o. IL 12a, 20 127,
~ 2l9. 2lo, I'll. 2l3, 2l5. ~. ri 30 d. 2i5
"a 249 ~ 81, 2,l, und q 2o3, 2S5 -, 2y7. 299
30 5i3, o2j SO, 35l, 81, SIS.
W~st 10th Street
Lots. IS, Is I21, 1g5. und = las. 1G7. 100. all
Of ~ - o33, 305, -, 35l ind e 3il SO, all Of
80 >5l, 5jl.
IVES, 1lh Street.
Of E @ y a. = Of uad 4 OFFS = u@d =
West 18Th Street.
Bloeks--se : !. NV 4 . all Of 5, ne 4 p sw =
lc, NV 10, Sc ., ~gi 10, mel = SCI so mel, 30
West 10Th Street.
Blocks-uw a l. NV a s. = 4, > nv 4 :. nv J.
2 ~ Of sw 4 9 = # OF sw a . ]. oiuw a H.
We, 17.n Street.
,trf.1-s % . =
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18

The political fever ran high in
Duluth last week, and undoubtedly a
fall vote was polled. The election
was held last week, and the vote was
1872. Oh the basis of five persons to
each voter, this would give Duluth a
population of $3.50. Quite a drop
from the $4,000 claimed by her pa
pers. On the same day of the above
vote, Superior poiIed $50 votes, which
would give Us on the same basis, a
population Of $3.50. Not 50 much DIFF
ference after all, between the two
places. Superior Is rapidly gaining on
her sister city across the bay and viii
soon he IL the lead.
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p. Beneteaa Is nothing il not a
zthe"ser. His latest published scheme
Is To- convert nearly ali Superior into
a Vegetable garden Ii wouiIprobab-
" lie gopd thing t. 90 80, bat while
lie Is It / he might make the whole
town into one Superior people coald
make a pretty fair living by selling
their farm produces in Duiuth.-Du-
iuth Tribune.
Don't CRY brothor-F;,ir exchange
Is re robbery. We shall need some
Of your bouI,lers very soon for foun-
dationS to our mammoth bindings
which are bound TO follow in Superior.
once started.
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Town 81. Range ]

NoIitE-Iu the foregoing statement the fol
loving abreviations are used II for north for
south, e Tor cast, V for west und for undivided
tr. for fraction, for acre DIES for description sec
for section.
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y.
Ann O'Brien Defendant

CIRCUIT CoCET-DoUGLAs COUNTY, WIS
Y CONSIN.-ss
James Collier. Plaintiff
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TAX SALE
FOR
Douglas County, Wis.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

OFFICE or THE COUNTY TREASURER.
SUPERIOR, April L, \. d. 1851
NOTICE X hereby given that 50 much OF each
tract or parcel OF land town lot or lots stu
ated IN tue Town Of Superior, (which covers the
entire county OF Douglass and described in the
following statement, a may be necessary for that
purplSS. viii. on The
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-orler- promptly Gi!ad a The Eos.