The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-03-06

sclOist, who will appear next Sunday
morning. Mrs. Smith has Il voice o.
unusual range and sweetness. and the
congregation are fortunate III securing
her services
The cost of operating the Lamborr
avenue swing bridge for the year Just
closed, including the wages of the ten
ders and the necessary supplies, was
81 ,324.TO. Between March -, 1896, and
December 20, 1895, the bridge was swung
3,40S times. During the season of 1896
it was swung only 9l2 times.
d. \. Morrison, East end, has de-
cided not to recognize the challenge OF
Arthur Shun, who placed $25 with the
management Of the Union rink at Du-
luth for the purpose of getting up q
skating race with him. He says that
>hun has no record. In other words.
Morrison will shun him.
In another column we publish a
campaign poem, which does not seem
to be illtimed when we consider the an
nounCed determination Of Mr.. BRYAN to
keep the fight up, and educate the peo-
pie along his lines of policy and train
them SO that four years from now they
will vote for him-and free silver.
The Ladies of the Grand Army OF
the Republic will be TAT home" on
Monday, March Sth, from O'Clock until
half-past FIVE, at the residence of Mrs.
\. NJ Reynolds. Refreshments will be
served and short program rendered
1t is hoped that each guest will leave
dime as souveneir of the occasion.
The Board of Health has divided
the city into three scavenger districts,
the first to extend from Hill ave. east
to the city's limits; the second to extend
west from Hill avenue to the Northern
Pacific tracks and south to Twenty
eighth street; the third district includes
the remainder of the city not included
in the first two districts.
The street improvement contracts
let during last year inSuperior numbered
Al and amounted to S26, $40 40, divided
as follows: Six contracts for turnpiking
at a cost of S732. IS, and two for paving
ct a cost of & ,0O2. -, for which the pro-
perry benefited has been Sc, 035.2S, and
the sum OF 81 ,GG9,16 has been paid out
of the general fund.
,rt;,Ias, Of ;,,,,,.,,-, -, 81, No., .,1,
at the office Of the register of deeds, on
Tuesday, for the Peoples Telephone
The incorporators are J. II.
Culver. c. /. Catlin and II. II. Stewart
The company will start out with capi-
tai of $4,000. 1t is stated that the COM
pany will commence work as soon as
the legal preliminarics have been ar
ranged.
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daughter Mrs. Pattee, of st. Paul, died
from the grip a few DAYS AGO at the adj
yanccd are of 81 wears. Mrs. Hillver
was a direct descendant of Peregrin
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