The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-22

T. r. On lStle has Deen SpehuIi /
tie past " eek with hunting party
ue.r { orGon.
Patrolman O'B,ien departed II urs =
day morning for few days vacation
hunting deer,
Aeame between the Evening TIE e.
gram and Olympic football teams VIII
be played this afternoon for the
championship OF Superior.
Remember the Dramatic and Music
al entertainment at Music Hall
Thanksgiving afternoon at four
o'clock.
George the jeweler has large line
of new goods especially for the hoh'
day trade. 1t will be wise to inspect
his stock before making your select
ions for Holiday presents. See his
large adv. on the fourth page.
The local markets are well supplied
with venison this week and lovers OF
wild game meat can feast until Dec, /
Thanksgiving next 1 HuIsudy'
Oar real estate dealers report con-
tinued sales of farm lands. The way
the land is being taken up by actual
settlers, Douglas county will soon
have a large settlement of industrious
farmers.
Business continues good in Superior
this fan. Tradesmen are busy ana
all laboring men employed at COED
wages, which promises 10 contlnde
through the coming winter
Hard Wood For Sale at
COREY BROS. LUMBER co.
Prices Right. Phone $3.50.
An English steamer, hailing from
Newcastle on-tyne, with salt water
crew on board, is now laid up at the
Superior drydocks for repairs. Ii Is
expected that she will remain there
for a week or ten days.
There will be some competition for
the place of chief of the fire depart
ment. The examination for that
place and for other places i'll the de-
partment will be held this morning
and about dozen applications are IN.
II is understood that probably three
will take the examination Tor chlef.
Jacob Gustafson. the man accused
of the murder of his companion bar
tender, Isaac Niska in Third street
saloon, was arranged in the munlci-
pal court Wednesday. Gustafson de
manded an examination and the case
was put over till next week Wednes
day.
Eight cargoes of hard coal arrived
at the head of the lake this week.
If you enjoy dancing, attend thu
masquerade which will be given by
the Maccabee's at Music Hall OF
Thanksgiving evening.
The Blaine School was closed Thurs
day by order of the health board an
building given thorough fumigatln
to free it from all desease germs
Diphtheria has been very prevalen
among the pupils of this school OF late
The school will open again Monda!
The Banquet which was to hav
been given the latter part OF tn
month by the Mercantile association
has been postponed until Decembe
,,,t 70 hn
by the board of education arrange
ments have been made with the Bar
of Commerce, whereby the scho
board can secure from S12, 900 to Sli O
as it is needed at five per cent interes
1t is expected that before the he
tax money is received, the entire -
900, which under the law the scho
board is entitled to borrow, VIII
drawn upon
General William Booth, head of t
Salvation Army will be in Dulu
Thanksgiving day, and will preach
Thanksgiven sermon. General Boo
is at present on tour OF the countI
WITS, IAN NltlJOildlu VI s'i' '''
avenue, died Monday Afternoon in
ambulance, while being taken TO I
hospital, as the result Of a dose OF c
Dolic acid. Mrs Mcdonald was I
wife of Dan Mcdonald, form
saloonkeeper of Iron River, who M
cd to this city about three weeks a
Mrs. Maria Cough OF Ciarksvl
Iowa was the guest of Miss Till
Dear the past week.
The biggest price ever paid for ?
onthe stump in this vicinity has
been paid by parties who have bid
the uimber on Minnesota school ian
State Auditor Damn OF Minnesota
lu.t sold about 40 million feet Of $
timber along the north shore Of
lake and some Of 1t brought =
thousand. TIE average price was :
a thousand