The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-04

Miss Fie Ration, who has been
visiting here the past ten days. return
ing to-day to Minneapolis where she
has q position in the New Plymouth
store.
Mayor Dietrich, Aid. Hammond
and Attorney Powell went to Madison
on Monday to appear before the AS
sembly on bill 360A authorizing transfer
Of tax certificates.
Attorney Louis Hanitch addressed
the students of the Normal Tuesday
morning, taking for his subject The
AdvIsabilty Of the Establishment of
Our Form of Government in the Phil
ippines."
On the 18th OF March the Northern
Pacific will inaugurate a double train
service from Superior to the Pa
citic coast The trains Will be flyers,
and a change will be made. in the time
| of arriving and departing.
iiC -NN" l. VI N Aiif CO.. 'iiChl WIN
pany on Monday, sold William t'ogel-
berg 40 acres adjoining the 50 recently
purchased by INN in section 2247-l2.
Douglas county, for S. per acre. Mr..
Fogelberg will farm the 10 acres.
Grain receints for the month of
February were larger this year than for
any previous February at the head of
the lakes, ana corn is moving this way
in greater quantities than ever before.
last months receipts Of corn being l.,
72l ,9l6 bushels.
The new block for the corner OF
Becker and Sixth street. mentioned
last week, is an assured thing, practi-
Caliv all the secret societies having ex-
pressed a desire to rent the second
story, and Mr.. Descent will begin the
erection of the same az soon as the
frost leaves the ground.
Oscar Anderson, who lives in
shantv below Third street and between
Lamborn and Baxter avenues, was ar
rested by Officer Thurber at noon on
Tuesday for firing off A gun. 1t seems
that he was crazy drunk. He will be
| tried on March Sth.
John Olson was found guilty on
Tuesday Of obtaining money under
false pretenses. He made habit of
renting rooms in boarding houses and
then borrowing S. cents from the land
lady TO 60 alter his trunk, failing, Of
course, to return. He was sentenced
| to one year in the renitentiary.
The Superior Red Men. composed
of Oiibway and Gitche Gumme tribes,
went over to Duluth on Monday even
in. and engaged in team contest with
the Wake Ma-Wup tribe of that city,
winning bv a score of four points to one.
| The contest was followed by royal dog
| least.
On Monday afternoon. in accord
ance with the order issued by the Cir
cult court 1920 acres Of pine lands To-
Gated in Douglas and Pine counties
| estate of H. c. Barker TO the Neba-
| CANON Lumber company and Z. A.
| Hayes, the consideration being ssh
pot. 46. The lands are all located
| in towns 46, 81 and SIS. range 10,
! Douglas county and adjoining IN Bay
! field county. 1920 AGREES being located
| in Douglas and the balance in Bayfield,.
| The sale is process in the closing OF
! the estate of II. {. Barker, deceased.
| Agnes +. Barker represents the estate
in the capacity of guardian of the heirs
| and administrators.
| -Eldon II. Mackie. an employe OF
! the Duplex factory, South End. and
! who liked at the corner of Eimlra ave-
! nue. and Twenty ighth street, was
struck bv an incoming Eastern Mime
! sofa passenger train on Monday even
inc, and died of his injuries 1T o'clock
/ the same evening. He was crossing
/ the tracks short distance from the
! factory when the passenger train, which
WAS running at high rate OF speed,
] struck nun, tiifo"IitS Hi'h H-"ihS' I"
/ freight car wheel and breakin. an arm
/ and a leg, as we'll as otherwise liluring
/ him. He WAS brought t" st. Marv's
/ hospital for treatment. He was Us
wears Of age and a native Of New York
civ. He leaves wife but no children.
/ He WAS member of the Masonic order.
The verdict of the jury was that the de-
ceased was killed while carelessiy at
tempting to cross in front OF the train.
The remains were shipped to Flint,
Mich. on Thursday.