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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-06-12

tebe. &i funbe life rRre an1uarlig
for oeres 2oueiuniue, torbi be bar
fontrolerebe 1om &eeiertu9er meb
&la8ielopstunins. Derfor, naar
@n9lano tos ct Stribt meo 9enipn
til @ulb eller Trantris meo 6enipn
til @elu, par aft, ri funbe sibre, at
foranbre Torbolbet, o9 ba Goranz
brin9en olttb uilbe foregae meb
@uloet. bleu bet giort burtt9t uben
at >foritprre Ganoelen. Jorannrin=
gen / Static bleu forubIeet al Seffer.
iou. o9 @ruuoene for famine lisefaa.
o9 2ioen fom, iom be pentebe, oq
mon maatte moopirte @n9lanbs Snb=
fpoelie, iuit fem ri bebpuer BET nu.
(Bifalb.)
9uao iea uil faa frem ct, at en-
Goranbrin9 Static er npbpenbig, at
mon lite fan bolbe be to Metaler
iammen efter no9en befemt Static,
naar nesiften meo at frembrinee be
to MetaQer futtuerer.
M r. 8uel!introbu
(Mr. 9arueD 1purete ON Mapnet
paa ben Manb, meo boem ban bapbe
oistuteret, o. bleo unberrettet
berom.)
Set slaber mig at itifte 9eres 8e>
tienotitab. Mr. 8uel1, os leg bill iiae,
at ie9 imorseu Nften oil bebanble
ben Sag. iom inbbetatter bette fife
,Spprasmaal. Ser er ben &anFe=
liebeb. at naar @fteripbr9ielen paa
@ulo euer Splp ct utorbolosmaslis
flor, bil bet blipe npbuenbigt at for,
anbre Torbolbet. 9ette er Ei(felbet
MI, naar naiten al eller 80 &rocent
al al @ielo ct blepen 9iort betolbar
/ Cub, os en- enorm @fteripgr9iel
er blepen bpsset op paa Cub.
Error Sc, benne @fterlppr9iel er
bet eneite, iom bar q! 9ipre mee Gor>
bolbet?
Toripninsen bill babe noaet at
sipre oermeo men lite meset.
9ar llbsiften meb bets Trembrin=
9el1e noset at aipre meb Sorbolbet
(the ratio)?
geei, min @erre.
Huuel, iuf paa bette 8untt es leg
uenis meb 9em. llosiften meb at
frembrinse bet bar nefen alt at
9ipre bermeo.
&aruep: Sab mig belpie bet for
Sem.
Sc far lite Eio iaften.
50, ieg bar. Derfom Sc bar en-
@uibe( 8ueoe, iom bel fofer Dem
Csc at frembriuee, o9 benne &pebe.
buibel bleu erileret at bore bero 81,
% Sc blep gipen ct @ertiftat, iom
lpo paa en- Dollar baIeret paa ben
9ueoebulbel, uilbe lite 9eres 6peoe=
buibel bore uerb is?
Bueu: 9tei, min 9erre. Dollaz
rem oiloe uRre perb en- Bulbel
Quebe.
&arueb: Sab mig belbie bet paa
en- auoen Maabe. Deriom Sc bar
23.2 Gran Cub / 2ommen. os Sc
baube facet bet fra ct steb, buor
man . after @ulbet ub. os bpcr
bet foiteoe Dem 10 Gents paa Dolla=
rem. os De tos bet til Mpn,pertfebet
forat faa bet mp1ttet III en- Dcncr,
bor bette nooe: at aiDre meo, bpab
bet toIteoe Dem at frembrinee tet.
9eei, bet sier bet 1amme, bpao bet
tofebe mig.
9fupel, bette er.. boao ieg mener.
@ulb blep California mellem 1849
o9 1854 frembro9: for 1Oc paa Sol
laren, os bog oar bet bele ben Eio
pero ST..
@n 6erre: Man bbrie olbrig, at
S5lu bleu frembrost for 10c paa
9ollalen.
9aruep: Ne,. bet bDrte mon
albrig.
Buell: Seq tror, Der er en- fulb,
ttenbia Misfortoaelie ansaaenbe
&unftet, % bet oil toee meeen Eib
at belpie bet Hart. Derfor snRer
ies life at optuee 9iben.
3arpep: Eeut ba paa bette,
mems Sc saar bort. gfaar por Mpnt
al Sub eller Sglu er neb SOB ertle:
ret at pare en- Dollar, er bet liaeapl.
bist, enten bet toRer en- Manb 1Oc
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
Send the Doctor Too.

The county board of supervisors
having appropriated & 800 to enable
one Frank A. Flower to make iunket-
ing trip to UrOpe, the city council
Should now take UP the matter and
complete the work so ably and gener-
ously hegun, and appropriate a sum
sufhcient to pay the expenses of med
lcal attendant to accompany Mr.. Flower.
As all Of our local readers at least. are
aware that Mr.. Flower is a great and
interesting invalid, along with his other
qualities, and has been for a long time
under the Doctors constant care and is
now, we DO not think it would be right
for the city to allow this great aggrega-
ton OF Brass, Brains and Belly" mot
much OF the latter, however, to 90 off
to UrOpe all alone.
We have spoken to Doc. Conner, Mr..
Flowers family physician. about the
matter, and he agrees with Us that it
would be simply cruel on the part of the
city to allow his patient to 90 offon such
a tour all alone. BY a good deal of
urging We got the doctor to say that he
would. if finally deemed best, accom-
pany Mr.. Flower on his trip for two
thousand dollars-a mere nominal sum
for man like the doctor who always
wears tailor made clothes" and is a
lover of the French opera.
We would urge the Council to consid-
er this matter at its next meeting. We
know the people would cheerfully con
tribute of their abundance this trifling
additional sum rather than have our
dear idol (cost 81 BOO frankie, 20 off ali
alone among them heathcns" and
may be die there and no one there to
put an American cent with it's starry
flag one on each eye to keep it closed.
Then, to, this scheme would get Doc.
out Of the way so he would not be a
candidate for mayor next spring. Let
the appropriation be made without a
whimper.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Lack OF Confidence.

1t is sickening the way the Wall street
newspaper lackeys continues to pirate
about the LACK of confidence" Accord
ing to them first the "lack of confidence"
was all owing to the existence of the
Sherman silver purchasing act. This
was repealed. Then there was a "lacll
of confidence" on account Of the tariff
not being settled one way or the other
Later "lack Of confidence" resulted
from the uncertainty Of how the fall
election would 60 They went the right
way and now the lack of confidence"
is due to capitals distrust Of the dem
oCratic ADMINISTRATION, although the pres
ident and cabinet have been the Will
ing tools of the money power and
granted every request of the gold bugs.
The only lack Of confidence is the peo-
piles distrust of the money power which
is trying to force the single gold stand
ard upon the United States, and CON
tidence will never be restored until
congress restores bimetaiism and silver
coinage resumed.-FairmoHt Mimi
Sentinel
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
Stop The Racket.

Have you not had about enough of
this refunding talk? That is nothing
more or less than scheme concocted
by few sharks to rob the people out
of immense sums Of money. As has
been clearly shown by Mr. Bardon and
other able tiuanciers, there is no earthly
demand for this reiunding scheme at
the present time, and cannot be for two
years more at least Where is there a
man to be touud in this city who is put
ting himself to heavy expense getting
himself ready to meet note witch
will not become due until February
1897? Yet this is just the attitude of
these refunding howcrs. Mr.. Belknap
x Company, wantthe city to refund, and
why? Because they Will then invest in
our tax certificate with their interest
and penalties knocked of, ana thereby
clean up a snug little fortune hya single
stroke Of the pen. Some blooming fl
nancial agent wants to maze another
fortune by negotiating a sale of the
bonds; and dozen lesser lights hope
to pick up some rich crumbs as they
fall along the way No man with the
interest OF the city at heart Will for a
moment endorse the rctunding scheme.
Let that racket be stopped right where
it IS. We can't attort such gigantic rob
berry ut this time.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal MIdwiGter Far. san Francisco.
4 Pleasant Social Affair.

In response to invitations issued by
Mr.. and Mrs John \. Bardon, to the
two euchre clubs of this end OF the city,
about sixty ladies ana gentlemen enjoy
ed a sleigh ride to their rural home Oh
Wisconsin Point, on Thursday evening,
February Ifth. Upon the arrival ofthe
party an elegant dinner was served,
consisting of oyster soup, salads, bread
and butter cut heart shaped, cake, fruit
and coffee. -Four tables were set, two
were decorated in cardinal and two in
pink, and the company were all seated
at one time, with beautiful valentine
fayors at each plate. For the enter
tainmcnt Of the guests an exhibition of
an Edison monograph was given,
which was fine. just before starting
for home hot coffee with doughnuts,
was served, and then all piled into the
big sIeighs, and started for home,
reaching the city about II o'clock. Aud
all voted that Mr.. and Mrs. Bardon
we're roval entertainers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
The GOSPEL meeting last Sund

he gOSpel meeting last sunday
was led by Mrs. Davis, the subject pre-
scented was Prayer" The meeting
next SUNDAY will be conducted by Mrs.
Bolds.
The Mothers Club qlways meets
the fourth Tuesday of the month al ;
p. IN. in the W. c. T. t. Mission on
Becker avenue. All mothers are in
yited and welcomed to the discussion.
The memorial service for Mary T.
Lathrop was well attended. Rev. r. T..
Lynd gave an excellent address on her
lite and work. emphasizing the secret of
her power as being her call to preach
the gospel, her devotion TO her calling
and prayer. On account Of the illness
of Mr.. MacRae the Aeolan Quartette
did not sing, but q very suitable THO,
sleep on Beloved" was rendered by
Messrs. Ogilyie and Strand and Mrs
MacRae. Over twenty names were Sc
cured for the Polyglot petition.
At the meeting on Monday evening
half an hour was given to study. The
course taken up is the same rs that laid
out for the Loyal Temperance Legion.
The remainder of the time was spent
IN Bible study. Subject, "Chrristian
Conflict" The regular meeting will be
held next Monday evening at 80
sharp. The first half-hour viii be Civ
en- to study after which the report of
the executive meeting will be received.
1t IS hoped that members will be
prompt so that business may commence
at the hour named instead of ten or
fifteen minutes later.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
The Regular Thing Now.

Chairman Kelly of the Lake Superior
Car Association, has made his report
for January. by which We observe that
Superior again leads Duluth in the
number Of ears handled, which has now
become the regular thing for Superior
to do. The report shows total Of H.
IA ears were handled during the month
against 1874 for the corresponding
month year ago. Oi this number SOP
ears were handled in superior and 6,;js7
in Duluth
The shipment of coal furnished the
principal item of business for January
There were 2,OS6 ears Of grain handled
Also
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
japan IS. China.

The Chiua-JLpanese war has demon
stratcd one thing that civilization is
rampant. The Chinese may ont num-
Der the Japanese, many 10 one, but
they are mere barharians and cannot
possibly stand be ore the pitilvss shot
and Shell Of civilization. It has taught
China wholesome lesson, and hence
forward she Will not he 50 avcrSe to
admitting railroads and other evidence
of progress. Speaking Of railroads, the
St Paul x Duluth Railroad, Familiarity
known as the Duluth Short Line, is al
WAYS the best line for those who desire
to travel between st. Paul, Minneapolis
Duluth, West Superior, saltwater and
other Northwestern points 1t affords
the best OF facilities, the latest evuip-
ment, and fast and luxurious trains
which carry the tourist with ease and
comfort Its schedules are convenient
and it is always the route for the bust
ness man and the traveller. Informal
ton, circulars, maps, etc, checrtully
furnished by ticket agents or may be
had by addressing W. 4. Russell, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, st Paul, Min
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
Genuine Diamonds and Solid Gold
Watches Sold in Tea.

The Merchants Tea Company have
opened a branch store at No. ~
/ Tower avenue, West Superior, and
! in order TO more quickly Introduce
their choice blended tea, Will put
the expense of one years adyertis-
+ ing into one month, aud Will sell cans Of
/ the best tea in the world, worth dol
lar, and will put present in each and
every can. The presents consist in part
/ of genuine diamonds. ruby. pearl and
/ turquoise jewelry, solid gold settings,
/ besides an unlimited number o. varie-
! ties of ladies' and gents solid gold FL
I gin watches, and Swiss jeweled watches
/ of the best makes and many other arti-
/ ces too numerous to mention. This
Will last for twenty DAYS only. after that
time this extra choice blend will be
sold wholly on its merit ut the same
/ price but without the presents. So 90
while YOU can get them.
Below are few only of the fortunate
purchasers so far and what they found
in their cans besides a good dollar ;
worth of tea:
Mrs. Robb. no. S. Second street. Old
town, got q genuine diamond set in solid
COLL. Mr. / UeimLarnh SuDorin-
,o,,.l,rt Of Was+ Srrarior IrpI,ar 90
paid one dollar for can of tea and on
onaninc tho car, Found q conrina ri,-
oond FINGER riro set in solid GOLD and
Swan Nelson of 3I3 Joh, Aycnue not q
roal diamond also AInart larson 2ua
Nam & Connor's p,i,t ,,,+ . LnDtipc
coea iavelnJ sten vi-I watch oan+s
s;7o. CborIos Holman soa roro,nop y
p old Town. aslo GOT stem wind set
;ou.aI.,l IIortford ,yo.,.I,ord E pa,l,
! I,ocl, d,i,ar Eo a2 found , ,,er,,ina di,-
rnond rin,, set in solid a.Jd q G LOWS
maid ton dollars for . cIih of tbirtacn
cans and found in ono .won.v s,lvor
4 dollars and in another = I,cias solid
/ COLI r,,l,r ia,~aIad hunting, vat..b val
,,oJ 81 f,-o ,l,IIors Lo.i,lao aIa,,or
other nrizes as every can nositiveIv con-
tai,ad sor,o rriza hn.;1os . d,1Iars
,,.or+b of Good FOO
~, l1.v,rr, ,cro T,.I.o,,.,,.o
o,.,,,,,o f,,,,,d ,o.,,,;,,o diamond
So .;,,., :, o ~ TO- o,,,s. po+,r
49,, 60 ns.t .;I a.. ,.I1,u.
f,r s;>. o,,,s onL j., ava Ln r,n,,d+ v.rtv
lo,,.,r.anJ :, o,,+I,or loIi,,. solid
o,oId uo,,L. I,hnG I,I,rso, Y.G Min
st,oo+ cot = hunti,,,, coeo ;o,yoIad wat,.I,.
NJ, l. So,,,;t.ro;a e10 r,r ,l,,l, a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
Fowler on Lincoln.

Rev. W. J. Johnson Of the Cumming
avenue VI. f. church received Informal
tion that Bishop Fowler, of this confer
ence. will visit our city on Friday,
March 22nd, and on the evening OF that
date give his lecture or IIemoriaI adj
dress on Abraham Lincoln. The Bi>I1-
on j an eloquent speaker and a warm
friend and champion of the immortal
lincoln. and OF course all Will wish to
hear hIn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
Had Been Married Before.

At negro wedding in Pulaski coun-
y, Georgia, when the minister read
these words, Love, honor and obey, +"
the groom interrupted and said, Read
that again, sab; read it o1ce mo-, so dat
de lady kin ketch de full solemnity oh
de meanin,. I'se been married hefo' =
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
ChurSh NotiSc

First Presbyterian East end. Rev.
L. 7. Lynd, pastor.
Regular services at 1915 a. m. and
80 p. m Morning theme-''The
Middle Wall Of Partition" Evening
thcme-''The Three Greatest Evils That
Afflict Society Today. viz: Intemper-
auce, Gambling, The Social Evil" All
are invited
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

4 company organized under the
above title was incorporated this week.
The incorporators are Harvey Greene,
James Lyons and Albert Moores, and
the capital placed at 80 600. The new
plant is located on Allouez bay, little
west of the ore dock, and good saw
and planning mill outfit is now on the
ground and being put in working order,
The shares are placed at 500 each and
the blank stock certificates will be
ready for purchasers next week. The
incorporators are all Superior men and
the TINES wishes them unbounded
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

Thomas Luchsinger, the democrat
ic food and dairy commissioner, is
something of wit Il didn't realize, -"
he says, "how id badly we were
beaten until had to pay railroad fare. "
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

President Francis g. Clark, vice
president Henry :. Butler and director
James Bardon, of the Superior CONSOLE
dated Land Company have been attend
ing a Directors meeting III New York.
II is supposed that the plans for the
years work were mapped out at this
meeting, but they are very mum" at
ali times and we Will have to await de-
velopments. We hope the company
Will he in some way able to help the
city get move on" this spring.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

Chief Luton, it seems, by the
Leader. is getting mad because decent
citizens are calling his attention to the
unlawful existence of dives" in vari-
Gus parts of the city. II the chief was
worthy Of his name he would root out
the evils rather tLan rush into print to
scold his informants. His attention be-
ing called to the cases. it is nov his bust
ness 70 make complaint"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

Aren't our schools bad enough al
ready without trying to kick them
down another step through the adop-
ton of the township system instead of
the present district system. our edu-
Gators (?I have monkeyed with text
books, grades and systems until they
have well nigh ruined our entire edu-
catIoual plans. Don't make it any
worse than it j., gentlemen.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
w. O. T. u.
hot.o:- For God and Home and Native Land

Regular meetings First and Third Tues
days OF each month. ut 2:SJ D. m, in ". {. T
[ looms. opposite fire hall on BECKER Ave
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

Edith Lang the little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang on Sixth street is i'll
with typhoid fever. Her little brother
is Just recovering from severe attack
of the same disease.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

Senator {. X Erwin SAYS there :
much suffering by poor people IN bur-
nett county. and that .urther aid must
be provided The fires burning up
their hay and the drcuth preventing
any crops. have LETT the people IN very
destitute circumstances indeed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

Tine ladies of the NJ. +. Aid Society
were very successful at their fair and
supper last Tuesday evening. They
cleared about Il tv dollars.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

How is it that our Grand l?( opera
house i allowed 70 run whole year
without a license. but every mllkman Is
brought up with short turn II ne does
not come to time2 It's probably done
through a judicious distribution OF
snasnn tickctS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
NORTHERN PACIFIC
D. S. S. & A. &. 3.

Low rates 10 al points East. Fast time and
excellent service. Wagner Buffet Sleeper
VIA Sault ste. Marie through TO Boston.
GEO. W. FORESMAN.
9lN Tower Ave. General Agent.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
NATIONAL


.,,,, -Grover Cleveland OF New York:
freslqe.laa. lant-Adlai f. stevenson of Illinois
vice Nv yofState-Walter @. Gresham Of Indiana.
tecFtsa-y ~ the Treasury-John q. Carlisle of
Ken ,ary II War-Daniel s. Lamont New
l@ i,srr Of the Navy-Hillary A. Herbert of Ala
hana. n the nterior-Huke Smith of Georgia
,stLe.S-g 81 Agricuture-J. Sterling Morton of
Ne ,r,ssfeT Generalization s Bissell of New
, lGzs. ceneral-Bichard Olney of Massa-
rhu>eues
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

srPFgGoR. Wis. Februarr e.

= FEEIOh " +, 7 tOI IN! 10. ~,
The following letters and pacSsges were re-
naming uncalled for AZ the close ri business
Feb. g 1895. ana unless called for within four
teen days from date will he sent 10 the Dead
Letter Office JOSEPH y. CONAN, p. NJ.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

The Superior cut Stone Company
Of the West End has gone out Of bust
ness. lis effects will be sold to pay its
debts, about 5000.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

A bill before orr legislature en-
titled an Act TO regulate warehouses"
Is creating a great commotion among
the grain men on the Minnesota side
of the fence. We are hardly compe-
tent to speak upon the merits Of the
bill, but il is quite safe to say that
when the Duluth people all cry ont
against it, It must be good thing for
SUPERIOR
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16
HUMANE SOCIETY ORGANIZED.
4 Branch OF the State Humane Society
Now In Force

About thirty representative citizens
Of Superior met at the West Superior
hotel Tuesday evening for the purpose
of organizing branch of the State HUI
name Society. The Leader of Wednes-
day morning said of the meeting;
The meeting was called TO order by
W. I. Gould and Mrs. l. L. Lamm act
ed as secretary. State Agent r. D.
Whitehead of La Crosse was present
and stated the object of the society,
giving those present pointers on the
manner of organizing.
The society Will be known as the
Douglas County Branch or the WiscoD-
sin Humane Society. The articles OF
the state organization were adopted
with the exception of article seven,
where the membership fee was reduced
from 3 to 81 for ladies. The following
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

Mr. Stephen Whitmore entertained
a dinner party at The Euclid, on We'd
ncsday evening.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

Master Ed Manwaring narrowly es-
capped serious injury the other day. lie
war sliding on the hill and his sled was
over turned and he landed on his back
on very hard stump. But aside from
being very lame. he is all right now.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

There is an era of good times be-
fore the country generally ana Superior
in particular, but il will be upon plane
of moderate profits. lower wages, rcduc-
ed rates ufinterest, modest style of living
decreased consumption, more discrmi
nate credit and more careful methods"
Wei is that all? We find the above
basis for prosperity in the Leader of
Thursday Morning. This Is the way
Mr.. Frank \. Flower, who will draw
from the bank of the people of this
county this year one thousand five hun
dred dollars, and who expects to draw
several thousand more from the people
of the state at large, talks to the people
he isrobbing. While he it doing Europe
and living off the fat of the land, he i'm
pudcntly tells his ncighhors at home
that in order to maintain his elegance
they must live along the lines ne marks
out for them. They must live upon a
lower plane of life than they have been
accustomed to be.ore his advent, they
must he content with lower wages even;
they must become more modest in
their way Of living; they must decrease
tha amount Of their food, clothing, fuel,
etc, for by SO doing they viii the more
Likely be able to meet the demand of
the tax gatherer and his supply from
the public treasury viii not fail
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

The Daisy Touring mill will Shut
down again today. Did We not pay a
pretty BIG price for our mills, alter all?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

Mrs Bradshaw and Mr.. Manwar-
ing treated their sunday School classes
to a sleigh ride on "Wednesday evening.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-16

The Superior and Duluth polo clubs
plaved another game Wednesday even
ing and again the Superior boys were
yictors. In all FIVE games viii be
plaved. three of which have been con-
tested. and OF these Duluth has one,
Suueri0r two.