The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-22
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MI. and Mrs. Chas. Catlin are rus


Miss Matte Bradshaw entertained
Il party OF friends Thursday evening
at'carGs.
DIR. II. f. Laf!itte returned from q
trip down in Michigan, Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. W. T. Hartley is eff on a bus
mess trip, in Southern Minnesota, and
Iowa, he expects to return today.
The Grand Army boys will be out
IN force and march with the school
children this, Friday, afternoon.
Mr.. S f. Tubbs has been made
secretary of the Douglas county Re
publican committee \ good selection.
Mrs. }. F. Winshlp, of Winneba
go City Mimi. spent last Tuesday in
our city, a guest of the TINES family
Miss Ruth Days came up from
llamline, to spend her Columbus day
vacation, she Will remain over SUNDAY.
MIR. \. &. Descent, who has been
quite sick during part of last week
and the first part of this is again allie
to be out
Mrs. Huntington and Mrs Law of
New Richmond, are visiting at the
parsonage, the guest of Rev Davis
and family
We got a little rain on Monday
last, but not enough to retard out of
door work except for few hours dur
ing the afternoon.
There is so much politics in the
air nova days that it is hard to get
out quorum for any kind of meet
ing-eXcept political meeting
The Senter building on the corner
of Becker and Fifth, will BE ready for
business in few days. 1t will be oc-
cupied by the Palace Clothing Co.
Good guessers on the strength of
information at hand, put Mr.. Han
gems majority in this district at 1900,
and we guess they are not far out of
line.
Three vessels have been unloading
coal for the Ioughiogheny & Lehigh
company the past few days. They
brought up about 5000 tons of hard
coal
The Minkato mill is built by Du-
luth capital and by Duluth men, but
they locate their mill on the Superior
side of the bay. Comment is unnec
essarv.
MIR. NJ. A. Strand has returned
from his summer outing looking well
and hearty. Mr.. Strand has been away
two Or three months visiting his cid
country home.
Some Of our exchanges claim that
Il band of eight horse thieves have
been cleaned out by posse of citizens
out in Idaho, recently. The story
smells little lishy, however.
Mrs. J. G. Henvis Mrs Maud r.
Barkey and Mrs J. p Black, are repre-
senting Superior in Black River Falls
this week, being delegates 10 the w. G..
L.
The parade VIII form at two
O'Clock this afternoon, on Fifth street
and march on Tower to Bclknap, then
to the opera house, where an excellent
program will be carried out. Let all
Who can, attend
james Mcleod has leased one of
the fine rooms in the Scntcr block, cor
ner Of Fifth and Becker. and viii open
Il first -cliss barber establishment there
II Il few days. Success TO Jim III
his new departure.
Dan Buchanan, the Democratic
nominee for Congress in this district
has come to the conclusion that he is
not in it at all this fail. All the votes
left him by Mr. Ilaugen viii hardly be
worth the counting
BY order of President Harrison,
sea, 600 acres OF the Crow Indian res
ervation in Southern Montana, has
been thrown open for homestead set
Element These lands were ceded to
the government by the Indians -Au-
gust 9th last.
w onder how many votes tie Dem
ocrats made by throwing rotten eggs
at the men in line during the parade
of Saturday evening. Their ease must
be getting desperate when they cannot
endure the sight Of Republican enthu-
siasm on parade.
Mrs. Norah Dunbar neo West came
down from Winnipeg with her father
when he returned from his visit to her.
Mrs Dunbar is accompanied by her
two little children. Her friends and
relatives are AL glad to see her.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Thompson Avenue NJ. Z. Church VIII
meet with Mrs. Moran on West Sixth
street, next " einesday afternoon.
Oct. 2i There will be work, and also
,,usiuesS to discuss, the Latter begin
ming at 3 o'clock. \ good attendance
is specially desired.
The Duluth. South Shore * Allan
now they vii have their road com
plrted into Superior and connections
arranged So that they can land a Su-
perior man in Boston i'll forty-eight
hours. That Will give Us an excellent
eastern outlet for sure.
Mr.. John Lachapellc, of Duluth.
one OF the sturdy pioneers of this coun-
try, was in tue city "Wednesday and
made the TIMES office friendly call.
Mr.. Iacharelle furnished the pllinS
used for the Daisy, Listman and Todd
mills If YOU want anything III That
line give him call, and you Will be
sure To get just what YOU want and
order.
We have ut this end Of the city a
good harness maker in the person OF