The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-09-18

Mrs. c. S. Stark weather left last
Wednesday evening for visit to Scran-
ton, Pa. On her return the mayor will
take up his residence in the West end.
Barnett * Record, the contractors
for the new elevator for the Armenia &
Sharon Land Co., of Armenia n D., to be
built near the Belknap street viaduct,
have commenced operations
M. w. Maggie, of Alouez bav, while
coupling ears on Wednesday night, had
his right hand caught between the coup
lers, and will loose a thumb at the first
joint and probably the first finger.
James McCranathan is the happy
father of the first child born in the
klondike-a l2pound boy. He should
be christened klondike McCranathan,
and given claim as birthday present.
There will be many new features at
at the County Fair this year, and no.
body should fail to attend.--Sept. 18th,
18th and 30th.
ALI the mills are running at pres
ent, and the way wheat is being ground
up keeps the packers busy. We hope
it will be long time before they shat
down again.
Hugh Mcdonald, who went to Fargo
from horse on Monday. Mr.. Melon
aid was in the employ of Mr.. +. a.
Nies of this city, and had charge OF
several teams.
deputy Register Of Deeds Kline
and Miss klttie Wall left for Shell Lake
on "Wednesday, where they will meet a
party of friends from st. Panl and Rice
Lake, with whom they Will camp for
couple Of weeks.
A verdict for $50 vas returned on
"Wednesday in the case of David Ray
against the Terminal Railway company.
In the case of Weltz against the same
company verdict for 81 POO was rend-
cred IN favor of the plaintiff.
Miss Grace Bradshaw, who has been
seriously i'll for the past three weeks
with spinal trouble. is reported consld-
erably improved at the hour OF going to
press, and 1t is thought the danger OF
paralysis setting in is now past.
At the meeting of the city coun-
ell last Tuesday evening, Mayor Stark
weather submitted a rounding scheme
OF his own, which was promptly referred
to the finance committee. We thought
a scheme was being worked out.
Mr.. Charles Currie's smiling coun-
tenance Will no longer be seen behind
the counter in Hamcn's drug store.
Charlie Will 20 to Minneapolis about
the 10Th of October and attend a school
Of pharmacy in that city this winter.
William Decker, Mayor of Lancas-
ter, Wis, was here this week IN the in
terests of several capitalists who are
anxious to secure copper mines. lie
visited the mayors copper mine, at
south Range, and speaks iavorablv of il.
The TINES family is indebted to Mr..
Geo L. Brooks for bounliful supply
o. delicious green corn grown on his
farm. We venture TO say that no one
in the county has a finer field than MIR.
Brooks. Please accept our thanks
Mr.. l..
Prank Booth viii return shortly
from Cleveland and other eastern cities,
where he went to secure a select stock
of goods for the fall and winter trade.
In order TO make room for the new
stock the old goods are being sold at
and below cost.
A warrant was sworn out on We'd
neslay, By John IIaug, of East Superior,
for the arrest of supervisor kornstad on
a charge of malfeasance in office. He is
also charged with drawing several thou
sand dollars worth of county orders in
! IIaug's name without the latter's know
| ledge or consent.
-Our city fathers, headed by Mayor
! StarkWeather and accompanied by a
/ a host Of retainers, went to Chippewa
/ Falls to do battle on the diamond with
| the rulers OF that city, on Wednesday.
4 We have not seen the score, but those
who saw the game say it was az amusing
as council meeting.
The Epworth League of the First
j VI. T. Church will take charge of sun
| day evenings service. Miss Christie \.
Williams Of IIamiiEe University Will
/ speak. Special music Will be furnished
| 10y the choir. Miss Iva Andrus, the
vioIinist, Will play, and solos will be
sung 10y Miss Davis and Mr.. Mason.
AT congregational meeting OF the
First Presbyterian church, held on
! Thursday evening, one trustee and
/ three elders were chosen. Trustee. Pear
Benson; elders, \. NJ. McArthur- VIM.
/ O.ilvie, and DR.. John Baird. The in
debtedncss during the past year has
been decreased :, 500. 10, and the con
-rcsation feel spondingly elattd.
john Amen, who has been on the
/ Christopher Columbus during the season
lust closed. returned on Monday. For
the last month of the season lie was
assistant steward. lie reports that the
hi. steamer had 4 very successful season
and Is growing more aud more 4 general
favorite Mr. Amen Will resume his
old position III the Terminal elevatorinl-
media. ely.
-Eyerett's first and best mayor
Thomas pwyer, dropped in on his
friends here pectedly Sunday fore
noon. He has been mining in British
Columbia all summer, but now has =
second touch Of the Alaska fever, and