The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-01
SATURDAY, NOV. /, 1902.
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bazaar held last week.
There will be a football game today
between the Nelson Dewey and the
Evening Telegram Teams.
Douglas county will be called upon
this year to pay $4i, 0S79S as her
share of the state tax. This amount
is somewhat smaller than last year.
That there is good hu lting in Doug
las county is evident by the fact
that at the present time 937 persons
have paid their dollar for the priv
lege of carrying a gun in the woods.
Among the marriage licenses issued
this week by the county clerk we
notice the names of l. }. Leggett and
Florence k Forbes. both of South Sn
perior, and August Hanson and Han
nah Nordperg of ltasca
LOST ON the streets at the Easi
End, Wednesday evening, a new
Meerschaum pipe in a brown leather
case. A reward of 81 90 viii be given
if returned to John Walker or to this
office.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
"A rummage sale all day on Saturday
of this week, in the building next to
and west of The Euclid, and their cake
sale will be held there also on Satur
day afternoon. Come and get the
benefit of good bargains.
Morris Green has returned from
Owossa, Mich.
Hard coal is now being sold in this
city for $3.50 per ton.
Mrs. Martin Pattison and Mrs. Byron
Pattison, left Wednesday evening for
Denver Col.
Board at the county Jail costs 1923
per week according to the report OF
the committee on Sheritfs accounts
Ogden H. Hammond president of the
Consolidated Land Co. returned this
week from a few weeks trip East.
Attorney T. l.. Mcintosh has been
retained as Atty, for the Citizens com
mittee. 1t will be i'll the interests of the
tax payers and see that no "hoodling
$ being done the country or city.
The East End fire department have
received supply OF new fire hose
which has been needed for a long time
the bursting of the old hose has ham
pered them at fires several times of
late.
The Blaine high school foot bal
players will meet the Ashland high
school this afternoon at the Driving
park, and will make valiant attempt
to even up matters.
There is a movement on foot to
form a new Northern baseball league
to be composed of teams from Sup
erior, Duluth, st. Cloud, Winnipeg
Brainerd, Grand Forks, Fargo and
Crookston,
1t is estimated that the total output
of -four by the Superior mills for the
month of October will be 250, 900 bar
rels. In September 200, 900 barrels was
the record Last week the mills made
81, 1875 barrels.
City Attorney Lyons, Attorney E F.
McCausland and II. +. TicKnor left
"Wednesday night for Madison. They
will argue the bond suit started by the
White River Savings bank against the
city of Superior.
Thomas Clark, the former Rockmont
postmaster and former clerk of Brule
town school board, was served with
a warrant this week accusing him of
issuing orders when no claim existed
The East End fire department were
called out Wednesday to put out fire
at Andrew McConnelrs barn on Wal
bridge and West Eighth street. The
barn was partially destroyed, the dam
age being about $50
Otto Sobarji who lives on West 10th
Street, was arranged in the municipal
court Monday for the second time on
the charge OF non support of his
children. The case was adjourned for
one week and bail fixed at 500, which
however has not been furnished.
When Sobaoji was arrested few
weeks ago on the same charge, he got
of on promise to contribute toward
the children's support
VIM. G Lyons Editor of the Bugis
OF Turtle Lake Wis vas in the city q
few days the past week. Mr.. Lyons a
few years ago conducted job Office
at the East End.
Prof Harper has been selected to
succeed Professor, +. II. Moore rs
science teacher at lie Nelson Dewey
high school and began tbs work this
week Nr Harper comes here from
o no. but until recently has been at
the Chicago university.