The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-04-26
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1902

visiting her aunt Mrs. Olive Hartley
The ladies' of the First NJ. Il church
will hold a cake sale at j. Booths
store today.
B. NJ. Peyton of the Superior bank
has been spending few days the past
week at his other bunk 1t Chisolm
MINI.
The principal excitement in the
city during the past week he's been at
the East End, with the court house as
central attraction.
The furniture for the new library
has arrived and is being put in place.
There is still much work to be done
and it is thought it will be month
before the library will be opened to
the public.
Col. J. III Agen, president of the
One Hundred Thousand club is men
toned as prominent candidate as state
commander of the &. a. Il, The an
nual encampment for this state will be
held at Stevens Point in June.
The Eleventh annual bali under the
AUSPICES of Branch No. 337, Nauona.
Association of Letter Carriers, viii be
given in Maryland hall next Nednea
day evening, April 80. Music for the
occasion will be furnished by Muhl-
baurs orchestra. Uncle Sans boys
ase preparing to give those attending
The ball the best time of the season.
p The fight between Mayor Hugo, OF
Duluth. ana Iienfy IlueisOn, lof the
mayoralty of that city, has been de-
cided by Judges Ensign and cant OF
the district court in favor of Mayor
Hugo. Mr.. Truelson will appeal the
case to the supreme court.
A meeting of the assessors mas been
called by Supervisor of Assessors
Bradshaw for 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning at the court house. The
meeting is called for a discussion OF
the general methods and plans for the
future work of the assessors.
The East End fire department was
called to Central Park Wednesday
afternoon to eXtinglish fire in cot
tage near Martin Pattisons. The resi-
dence was unoccurird, but the fire
uvn lilnnUArn1 uni N az
Roadway and the prompt arrival OF
the fire department prevented its
spread. But little damage was done.
The building belongs TO Mr.. Pattison.
A motion to place the caucus case
on the supreme court calendar was
argued before Judge Bum Wednes-
day. Phil Perkins appeared for the
defendant and opposed the motion.
The defense offered to stipulate and
try the question of the construction
of the word majority" at once, but
the plaintiffs refused to enter such
stipulation. Judge Bum took the
matter uuder advisement and a de
cision is expected within few days.
Next Tuesday there will be an eX-
hibition of the work done by the stu
dents in the manuel training depart
ment of the Nielsen Dewey school.
The basement will be opened to the
public and all who are interested in
the school are especially invited to be
present. The parents of the pupils
should certainly be there and see the
work accomplished by their boys and
girls.
| live and let my brethren live
With all that's good with me.
Unto the poor, some cash give,
The balance | give Rocky Mountain
Tea. b. d. Merrell.
That Superior is improving and es-
pecially the East End is proved by the
business being done here. One Of our
prominent business men informed US
this week that his trade for the pres
ent month had been larger than ever
before, and that he had no less than
four teams engaged in delivering
goods
Wonderland.is the very appropriate
name chosen by the \. 7. for their
year book OF 1902. 1t gives a descrip-
ton of that part Of the North West
tributary to the Northern Pacific rail
way. The book is one OF the finest
issued by the road, being beautifully
printed and illustrated 1t gives a
history of the early gold discoveries,
a description Of many Of the Western
cities from their first settlements and
illustrates many Of the wonderful
thingsto be found from Superior tc
the Pacific
Makes children eat sleep ana grow;
Makes mother strong and vigorous,
Makes a healthy family. That's what
RockylMountain Tea does 35cts
D. Merrell