The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-15


Is certainly credit to the e1.terprising
publishers.
The machinery for the machine
shop OF the American Steel Barge COM
pany Is arriving by the car load, and
1t is expected that the machine shop
will be in running order in about a
month. The runway for the electric
crane is finished, and it is expected to
be running order IN about two weeks.
Miss Amy Wolford, Youngest daugh-
ter O. Court reporter Nolford celebrated
her twel til birthday last Saturday. A
number OF Young lady friends were in
vitcd !or the afternoon IN honor of the
event, and 4 delightful time was had,
progressive games We're played, and
both Annie and Roberta Taylor secured
prizes.
William Arthur, who has been en-
gagged as n packer in the flour mills here
for some time. and who is an expert
enced miner. left Yesterday to work in
a copper NINE being opened up twelve
RIFLES south of here. \ number of men
have been engaged and the work Of
opening the test pit will be pushed as
fast as possible.
We have received copy of the
program FOR the session OF the Northern
I District cOference, which will be held
III Grace Methodist church, Duluth,
/ February LIST, End and 3rd. A number
If prominent speakers will be present,
among them Or. Brid2man. president
of llanline university, who will speak
at ll:l5 ain. Thursday, on The Church
and Higher Education"
Il company young Peep e, cha
peroned bv Mr.. and Mrs. \. T. Black,
surprised Miss Maude Nye, Thursday
evening. Those present were the Misses
Mary Gates, Mabel Thompkins, Ida
Fell, Martha and Alice Christie, and
Messrs. Joel Gates, Harry Austin Client
Smith, George Wilkinson ard Mr.. Ray
and Robert Nye, brothers Of Miss Nve.
Mr.. Otto NJ. Pratt, of Albany, NY,
owner Vi INC descent piocA, VINO mas
oceii III 'he ei'f '''c p"s' 'en u'' iooA-
ing after his Interests here, returned
East Wednesday afternoon. He was
accompanied by his friend, Mr.. Blan-
... 81, -.
from the East with a view of locating
here, but, as yet, we believe he has not
! decided fully
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W. X. Adams OF the West end, City
/ Ticket Agent Tor the Eastern Minnesota
railroad, has our thanks for a fine lot of
I maps, including one OF Alaska, gotten
/ OUT e'i'eei'l'y Tor '"a' foa"' "hich Is d
! pe"u'E' No"sA"e''p'e otneF matter
se'''"3 ioI'h t"c equipments oI ne
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N'.o"' ii"S ''So peei' lecei'eu' an. we
t1Ae pleasure IN fecohi'iiehdlLg the
ro"" |" our readers VINO 'fa'ei between
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u NE i'i west
Attorney Catl!n, in company with Mr..
LeDur, mining expert from Michi-
san, went ont Thurs'lAy to inspect the
property near South Range, on which
s'me very good indications of copper
have been found. We understand that
Mr.. leDuc pronounced the specimens
y.ry finn " hot ,rrI,,I .,c,l tF,i,,,y