St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-18
DULUTH NEWS.
Discussion of the Elevator Scheme
1.-The Social Week.

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1.-The Social Week.
Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, MIMI, March 17.-"I don't
think the elevator scheme is so amusing
after all" said Walter Van Brunt, of
G. FL. Graves & Co. Il don't think much
of the idea of an elevator and a plank
walk to help out people living on the hill.
but suppose large engine should fur
niSh power for an elevator near Second
street or Third street. and the same
engine should draw cable car from
the top of the elevator out on the hill.
/ Say there were three stations in the ele-
vatOr, and cable car ran from each one
to the hill. Make 5 cents fare for a
combination ride, elevator, cars and all,
and then the hill will be in better shape
than cable car from the foot of Lake
avenue to the top could make it,
THE SOCIAL WEEK.
Society has been at a StandStill in Du-
luth this week. The Hunter reception
on Wednesday evening was pleasantly
elaborate affair, there being bout 125
guests present..
Cards are out announcing the
marriage Of Miss Flora Hanson
with j. T. Bredeson. The Bethel had a
pleasant evening Friday. The musical
programme was participated in by Mr..
Mr.. Jones, Prof. Mountz. Mrs. Harry
Nichols, j. W. Johnson, and Miss Chap
man also assisted. Rev. Mr.. Green's
address on ''James A. Garfield" was
quite entertaining. Mrs. W. MountZ
and children have gone to Denver. Mrs.
j. w. Scott, of Philadelphia, is guest
of Mrs. S. II. Rothermel. The Peake
sisters gave an entertainment at Oneot
last evening.
GATHERED HERE AND THERE.
st. Pauls Sunday school will have a
baZar after Easter.
T. w. Parsons and Will Hoover have
formed partnership in the insurance
| business.
The new bank building at West
Superior, in which the Marine and Mer-
| camille bank will do business, will be a
two-StOry structure with basement
1t will have elevator, steam, water and
| gas, and will be built SO that additional
| stories can be added whenever thought
desirable.
A. G. Marsh, of Fargo, talks of going
into the wholesale grocery business
here.
Superintendent N. D. Root, of the
! Northern Pacific railroad, was in Du-
luth yesterday.
! Mayor Sutphin has been grazing the
village of Tower with his presence the
| past two days.
Silbertson & Bondy will add one story
to their Superior street building making
it three stories.
Prof. W. F. Parsons will form stock
company and erect building for his
| business college.
| The order stopping all cutting of tim
Der on Indian lands will embarrass
many small lumbermen and probably
cause some failures, as they depended
| on the balance of the seasons cut to
help them out.
| Mrs. George Clish, wife of Contractor
| Clish, left for parts unknown a few
days since with William Sally. She
| took her husbands money, which she
kept for him. Mrs. Clish was concerned
| last fall in the arrest of Thomas White
| for attempted rape. The case at that
time was dismissed. The officers will
look her up.
John OrSnell was arrested for baS-
tardy on complaint of a young woman OF
the town to-day. Trial Thursday.
Three insane men go to st. Peter to-
morrow. One of them badly mutilated
himself at Tower.
| Persons with money to invest will do well
| to turn their attention to Duluth and Supe-
rior. M. B. Harrison, COZ Duluth National
bank building, Duluth. has a large list Of
! property in both places for sale.