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sGot.lcr Lumber GOA, ..aay.

Tie West End correspondent Of the
Djluth Tribune, furnished the follow
ing item "Wednesday morning:
The meeting Of various lumber men
at Hotel Tower Monday night for the
purpose of organizing company to
operate in western timber lands was
mentioned yesterday. Having com
plated its preliminary work Oh that
occasion another meeting was held
yesterday forenoon to complete the
organization hy letting officers and a
board of directors, The following was
the result: Hon. J.. II. Mead, of Sh, II
Lake, was elected president, and d.
Rockwell, Of West Duluth vice presi
dent: II f.. Ticknor, secretary; DaNi id
Dobir, treasurer; Malcolm Dobie.
manager, all of West Superior. The
above officers were elected for one year.
The board Of directors is composed OF
W. Is. Curtis, }. Ii. Kelly, \. II Earle
Daniel Mcleod, W. \. Tracy, J. II.
Agen. The company viii incorporate
under the title Of the Nv isconsir
Land Association, with a capital OF
IL (lh .aua
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Mrs G. S Howard has teen quite
sick, but is better.
Mr.. LaGrippe has been visiting the
umber camps around here.
Mr.. Andrew Doherty has been
spending the week in Superior
Mr.. Harry Wheeler, of Oneota
was the guest of MIS-. Thos. Doherty
last week.
A valuable horse belonging to An
drew Doherty broke its leg the other
day while working in the woods.
4 house and contents belonging to
A. Pslski Of this place, was burned to
the ground the other morning.
III. Ladies of the W c. I. L. Of
Poplar will give Poverty sociable in
the school house Friday evening, Jan.
80. The evening fare viii consist of
Iotatoe. and butter milk ard prize
viii he given to the lady and gentle
man the most poorly clad. Everybody
is invited and a very pleasant time is
anticipated.
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Tie Conference He'd.

| The Consolidated Land Company
held its chief business meeting last
Saturday, as we then intimated it
would do We are glad TO note that
innate Of the ability of the gentltmen
present to make the meeting all it
should be, which was done to the sat
isfaction of all. OF course the COM
pany cannot come ont puhlically and
tell all about just What their PLANS are
and what it contemrlates doing, and
We never expected them 10 do SO, but
they can and have given the people TO
understand that they mean business,
and that they VIII do AL and even
more than the most eXacting would
demand just IS soon as they can.
As We all know there have been sey-
erai questions end matters on which
there las been difference of opinion
even among the leadin. members of
the company. These matters had to
be not only adjusted but am icably and
s satisfactorily settled and settled once
for all. This business was all disposed
of at the last meeting. The Temporal
ry organization vas made the per
manent organiZat ion for the remainder
OF the year. The executive committee
consisting of Messrs. Stnison, Dardon,
Walbridge, Board and Mathews were
given full power to act III all matters
properly coming before them, and they
can now negotiate with any manufac-
turing company desiring to locate
here, and the business Of the corpora
ton Will begin in due form on the first
of February at which time the new
manager, 10 take the place of Mr.,
Blackmar WHO has resigned, will be
announced.
What more can the people want:
As further proof that they mean bus
mess We can say that the company
have taken an interest in the forge
works which had failed for want of
means, and is putting that institution
on its feet again, together with the as
sistance OF the people, and work on
that plant viii be revived next week.
Now let every citizen put his shoulder
to the wheel and do his part towards
putting the wheels in motion and all
will be well The company cannot DO
eyerything-all must help. If You
want to build hoase or business
block go ahead and do it, and while
you are doing that the company viii
he looking up and aiding some manu-
featuring institution to get est;.b
| SEED here, and SO all will work to-
gether for the individual and common
good of all. The company is all right
never mind watching it any more.
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1880 GO
$40 u
$50 GO
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1873 u.
1000 q
5000 O
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hospital EecdicStsOis.

The blessing and dedication of the
St. Francis Hospital took place last
Tuesday morning at o'clock, all Of
the Franciscan Fathers being in at
tendance for the occasion. After tie
usual ceremony, high mass Was said 1T
the Hospital chapel for the first time,
Father Euslace officiating, assisted by
fathers Bruno, Plus ana Casimin =
Father Chrysostome Of Bayfield,, 50 We'll
i,no an to all here, gave an appropriate
sermon for the occasion, taking for his
text John Kills.: BY this shall al
men know that you are my disciples,
:" i you have love for one another. :
He also dWellad at length on the grand
and noble work just completed by these
good women, in the face OF poverty
and adverse circumstances, yet animal
Cd by faith aud hope, ANA what had
been GonC eyia,nccd they have come
to stay, willing 10 sacrifice their al! &c
relieve suffering humanity.
notwithstanding iha early hour Of
the morning, the cla2el and hall wer"
literally crowded. Too mnch praise
cannot be given II those self -sacriticing
women (and to No her Flavia i'll par
ticular), for such laudabie enterprise.
50 as to fully realize what has been
done, cordial invitation Is extended
to one and al, at any time, to visit the
Hospital, when they viii he fully con
WINGED Of the usefulness Of such an in
stitutioa in our young and growing
city Our hearty wish is-may success
crcwn their efforts.
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Mr.. Pcl,l1i, of Nebagamain, well
known TO all Of our citizens. lost his
home and all Of his household effects
except a sewing machine "ad a little
bedding, ~ fire on Thursday morning
of last week. The fire caught about
nine o'clock and Mrs. PulSki and the
little children were all alone with her
nearest neighhor, Mr.. Robinson, half
Il mile away, Mr.. Polski having gone
to Duluth Oh business. MI Robinson
took the family in out OF the cold, and
all the neighborhood turned to and
built another little house for the IN
fortunates, and Mr.. Pylski Was in
town " ednesday 10 get paper for the
new roof. and stove to warm it with.
III ; is Il poor man and the loss falls
heavily uEon him because it was all
the home he had
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-01-25

Mr.. a. G. Decent is having plans
drawn for BUSINESS house on the
corner Of Eecier avenue and Fifth
street He bought, d few days ago,
four lots on that corner fer $40, 600 81 OF
cash and viii improve item by putting
up q business block The building will
face on the avenue and VIII he G5Xl21
feet with full basement and three
stories above ground, II VIII have
sewer and wafer connections and be
warmed throughout by steam. Mr..
Descent is Showed and successful bust
ness man, ana lie is just looking after
his own matters and letting the
land company look after It's affairs.
His head IS level Go thou and &C
likewise y
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New goods arriving every day at
o, VI. Langley's book store.
The GlUEe Library Of popular
novels complete, at Q. II. Langley's
book store.
Al The latest city and county
! maps are for sale al O. NJ. Langlcy's
!. book store.
We hear of two or three cases of
Scarlet Fever i'll town. BE careful OF
the little ones.
Fifteen hundred school and Office
tablets Of different st yles, just received
at o. II. Langley's book store.
We got about two inches more of
snow "Wednesday evening. Just TWO
inches more than was needed.
Mr. Zachau is driving the piles for
a new residence for Nh Thos, smith.
1t VIII be located on It'll st. near St:n
son avenue.
Mr. Geo Follis has put up a good
sized ice house and will lay i'll good
supply Of congeaied GOODNESS for next
summers use.
Rev. John Iatl1rop, of West
Duluth. WAS in the city last Monday,
calling on his clerical brethren and
| other friends.
! i YOU want a load of ice for house
use, iast leave your orders with Mr..
Zachau and he viii supply you prompt
I IL, and At reasonable rates.
Mrs. Miller, the new Postmistress
at Brule, has been laid up fox couple
Of weeks with the er:pre, but is better
now, and VIII open her Office III few
days
New complications having devel-
oped themselves, Mr.. \. n Doe WAS
/ consi,lerahl, worse for Il day og two
+! this week, but seems to he again Il lii
tie better to-day, Friday
4. i. Plough, Of st. Paul his been
chosen general manager Of the st
Paul & Duluth railroad vice Col. bud
ley. deceased lie has made George
: oi"'',''i'' = - ~ '''','''
our S,iS weather '.'''Si', ''''' Ia
N",'',.'s -, , '''',' 10 - w
''','' w ''''o"','' '''s ~. MN
getting down Is low as - degrees he
~" * . q GNU i"i ''''' ''''''''
/ j i, Perkins, late editor Of the
West superior Call. is II start reliS-
louS paper a. puiath N FEBRUARY,
Uoo1 i.'.i deil'er y IRON me rs' s
l"uS 'e'it'iii'= eli'eli'''li'5 rom SUCH d
beng
MIR. I. /. Newton. Secretary of
the State Agricultural Society, has
our thanks Tor copy OF MS report OF
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Notice for Publication.
! Inn

AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN,
II Jan. :, 1872.
Notice is hereby given that the following
name. settler lns FLED notice q" his intention I"
ma Et final proof in sGrlou If his claim AMI that
said proof viii be IAade bet the t.erE of tac
CirCtit Court court of DDugaas county, Al odpe-
riOT, NiS.. on
February 2t:b. 1889.
VIZ: Edward Brown. HI +. No. @lI. for the VIZ
~Wi4. EWl4 So and ~ NE'4 Sec. ii. Tp -,
y. k. - W
He Mares the following Witnesses u prove his
co.l.if,,urls reSif"rrc upon and cultivation OF
said land viz: H. 3. spa I"l:n- William Jones
Patrick Brown ard Barney Browsi, al OF South
Ra&ee Douglas county. Wisconsin,.
ALSO. nj s,ttuc time AMI pace: Manls Brown,
jii +. No -. f5G the SEA sec L. Ti'. 4, =. IL
u "
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
Cautinupus rc-ldcI-re uf-pU and cultivation OF
aid land, viz Il. SpaHiding. s,iiinnl ZONES,
EIuaSi Bros II ana Barney Brown. all OF -,1sltiI
;s.,i4g,. LOdZ.t.s county, Wisconsin.
iilIE5 Il. V. CARkINGTuN. Register.
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AND OFFICE At ASHLAND, WISCONSIN,
l. Pee. 1. ls>9.
Na;i"c Is hereby given that Tire following
uamei settler aS Med pajcc OF hi inteui ~ 10
MAKE. :inai r7r III support al his claim and that
said proof viii re male before tie Judge or IN
his a,a-ersqr the Clerk 81 the Circuit Court Doug
laS county. al Superior, Wisconsin. on
..suHsry gotta. 1880.
viz. Daniel Frcder;c. II F. No IL, for the
SWI4 sec -. IT,. =, y i. - v.
II. naTlC~ the following witnesses - prove his
cp;f.lnUcu> residence upon and cultivation OF
SAID land Viz: August Frririck and loscph
Walker ~ S'uth Range, Wis-: \. Irsmblay and
William >cai.>rer- zen. q superior Wi<-
G-lEu g. ". CAEklNGTDS, Register.
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NSsice OF Tax Sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY or poUGI.S.
OFFICE or THE COUNTY TREASURER
Hece1nber i0th. 1889.
Notice is hereby gwen that 81 much of the fol
lowing tract o. parcel Of lai.d situated in the
county OF Douglas. described in the [, l!owin,
statement, rs Esy be necessary for that purpose
will. the third Tuesday Of january. next
being the tTents-tifst day Of january, A. ID.
1899 and the next succeeding 1sys. commencing
nj ID o'clock in The forenptn. Ia he sold by n
public auction my office al the court house in
superior. the seat Of Justice of the said county.
for The psymcnt 0t the delinquent taxes. interest
and charges thereon, for the year ISIS return
Ell by the Treasurer Of the village OF superior, in
SAID co lnty OF Douglas
Given under my hand officially. ST the Office of
the coanty treasurer of Douglas county, state uf
Wisconsin. this lGth day of December, \. II. lS-9.
J. r. Bi-lIOfF. Jr, County Treasurer
City of superior in toHnsite of Superior, 10:
No 3D., west Fourth street.
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Mr.. John l.. Davis, of Maple, has
very intelligent and humane dog.
lie went out for little hunt on his
own account the other day and soon
CAME home bearing his trophy, which
was young live rabbit, in his mouth.
The little animal was not hurt At all,
and Mr.. Davis is making a pet of it.
and the dog seems to be AS fond OF his
little captive as any one of the family.
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Notice for Publication.

7 AND OFFICE AT ashland WISCONSIN
II Dee. Il, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has tle notice Of his intention To
make final proof i'll support ~ his claim. AMI that
said proof Will be Ini,e before the Clerk of the
Circuit Court AT superior, Wisconsin. on
January 3isf. 1899.
viz:-Thomas Harley Hi. f. No. 1910, for the
w, of See. 10. Up A. y K. y w
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz; Joseph iluck. Oscar Bourbon.
William Mcdonald Michael Gallagher all Of
Poplar. DouSirs comfy. Wis.
d2lj25 q. W. CAKRINGTOS Register
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We are III receipt OF cards an
nounging tie marriage Of iir. Irvine
l.. Lenroot and Clara G. McCoy, both
of this city, at Minneapolis Mimi,
" e,,nesday, the 2222i inst. The groom
is son OF Mr. Lars Lenroot, and the
bride daughter of Judge ). II
Clo';gh, both of this city. The happy
couple have the best wishes Of d hest
OF friends here, including the TIMES
They viii reside al 2ll Twelfth street
south, MINNEAPOLIS.
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There is more building tall, going
on in oar city now for the coming sea
son than we ever heard before. The
sktPticul VIII get some eye-onencrs
one of these days, and viii tn II kick
themselves because they did not go
W. th the PROCESSION
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kS:icp for Publication.
AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.

! AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
IL Dec. -Sth, 1889
Notice is hereby given that tie following
named settler has FLED notice of his intention t.
make final proof in support of his claim ana
that said proof viii he made before the Judge. or
in hi> absence the clerk, If the Circuit Coart, ct
Douglas county, Wis, at superior. Wis on
February 4.h. 1880,
viz: John Livingston, Hid. T. No. 73i, for the
Etl4 See. % Up. -, \. X. T. W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon ana cultivation of
said hand viz: arorce kaIey. Robert kirkwoof
Nicolas I.UICus and ircOrse Samuel, al OF White
Birch Doug rs County, Wis.
d.Sfio g. W CARRINGTON. Register.
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Jim" Kanc'S tvottcr got the start
Of him "Wednesday evening At the
West Ind and got up L first class run
away. The animal escaped injury bat
the cutter, nice new one, looks as
though it had been through several
railroad sm&,hupS.
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Notice for Jiisat.ts.I,

7 AND OFFICE Al a~iILAE9. WISCONSIN
l. Jan. :. $50.
NOTICE is hereby given That tie following
narae,i settler has Bcti t!cc III lis Intention 4"
4rlake final prof in support of his claim AMI that
said pr,uf NH Ice made before the CLERK Of The
Circuit Court ii Douglas county, vs. al superior
Wis
February GG:f:. 1880.
viz Charles Wic;.-tTnin. II j. T. No. 1894 for The
wv -cc. =. Tp g.. y. k. - ".
lie uaIupS the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation ~,
>.,ih land VIZ. John y. Tnurvillc Gust Erickson,
albert Petersen afsl GGst Peterson. all Of south
R.r.c, Douglas comfy. Wisconsin
jIIfl5 q. ". CAERINGTON, Register
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cal-ch D.-eeHev.

METHODIST. - Services every sunday. morn
Ing and evening, at 1879 and 30 Sunda Y
School Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
200. All arc cordially invited
REV. \. J. DAVIS Pastor.
PEESBY TGRIAN.-Seryires every sunday morn
ing aud evening al lu:;0 III, and 80 p. III.
Sunday school following the morning service.
Thursday evening prayer meeting at 80 All
are cordially Invited. Tie \. L. ;. {. +. meets
al 6:i5 p, m.
REV. ARCHIBALD DCRRIE, Pastor
EPiScDPhI-SCrvi"cs every sunday morning
ard evening at 1879 and 80 o'clock sabbath
School after the morning service.
EEv. II. II. NANDUSEE Pastor.
CATIIoLIC-%ass AT s,:oand 1000 A. " Inst-uc-
ton AZ ia 7. ". Ne-rcrS Al 800 p. u Services
every Friday evening AT 30
REV. FATHER EUSTACE Pastor
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jury NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE ClFRK nE THE CIRCUIT CorRTl
STFEi:IOR, Wis. Jan, Is. 1860.
Notice is hereby given; That shall, on Thurs
2aV January :fth, ls.U ut > clock i. NJ. at my
office i'll the Pre- senCc IF the Sheriff and justice
ot the Peace of said county, proceed to draw the
names II thirtXsiX pcr-,lio 10 serve rs Petit Jul
r,rS AZ the February term uf the Circuit Court for
Douglas county. To b holden ut the Couit House
in said county. on the Third Tuesday. being the
: ETCB3S. Clerk Of
jl,f4 Circuit Court, Douglas Co. Wis.
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lamar; .Jst.. 1899

viz. John Carlson. IL Z. No. l21. for the 50
SNtt. sc. Il. TT. - :. T. u "
"a r.arres TIE fr.'oFF iE.a vitse-s t. prove bis
Es!t.l. Ez@5.5c.E-c sraH AMI cultivation ri
all 1a'afi ~ ss.-a NE..Eug CsTles o.iesEakeT-
rtl-F Fo-,.,'r arsi FSaask tessitleE, all 81 IlaY
r!s.Tsle i',l4-z5-< s7'FrIGtE. u I---s.1s~t'l.
49,. ~ " CABgINGTGE, 8eg.sst--
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STATE OF WISCONSIN. II ClRCyIr COURT
County Of Douglas
John Kea"ush, Edward keaough and Henry
kcaotgh, Plaintiffs.
against
Jacob 7. Erickson Defendant
By virtue of an execution issued out of the said
court il the above entitled action III favor of thu.
plaintiffs ANA against the defendant ! have lev
led upon and Will offer tor sale at public auction
on the
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1890,
nj 10 o'clock in the forenoon al the Fast front
duar Of the Court House" i'll the City OF Superior,
all the right, title. cStiie and interest held by
the said Jacob l.. Erickson. III and to lot 20
West second street in the city of Superior on
the 10Th day IF peceini,r. lHSg. or much there
of a. Will satisfy the sum of S7G7I with Interest.
ana subsequent C sis.
Dated this lCtl day Of December. 1880
CHARLES NICk-IEDM.
G2Sfi Sheriff
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-01-25

T AND CFFiCE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN
l. Jan. 3 $3.50.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Sled notice ol his intention Il
max final proof IN support OF his claim and TINT
said proof NH le mate before the Clerk Of the
[ irrIIif Cnrlrt Al Snn.rin-. " iAcnllstil. nl
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February 10 iSJa,

viz. Gristaf Erickson I'd l. Nn les, for the F. ,
Nv ard w. NJ sec ii -. - y i Il "
lie names the following witnesses i1 prove Ms
continuous residence upon 4nd cultivation OF
said I.l!4d viz. Charlr- Niek>tro.n, ~wAn Peter
s.,n pla Peterson and Victor taTi,tr"in, al OF
south Range Douglas county. Wisconsin
illf!5 u. " CARhiNGfD >. Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-01-25

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Notice i hereby gwen thai tn follow inc
named settler has Sled ua;cc Of his intention 10
max. ti;ISI lc.ri IN support 81 his claim. anil
fn4t s1tl p-uf ia b- 3aa ie before the clerk 81
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-01-25

WANTED-A gentlemen with two
daughters aged respectfully II and II
years, desires board and two rooms in
q private family in Superior, East End
preferred. Christian home desired
Address ID this Office.