The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-11-21
IN RESUME
I'll. excu,s q, the Week in superior
EpiIOmtzes.

of the eat N both states there are
great many more men asking fol
work III the camps than will get il
aud the wages on the average are S.
lower a month than last winter. The
scale of wages will be as follows thi.
winter for the lightning of season a
least: swampers and road cutters, S3(
Transfers, S35; deckeis, $50; leaders
$40: top men, S45; railroad men, $50
cooks, $50; black smiths, 500.
Go to Washburn's for the best tool
varnish. Belknap 4 Tower.
The settlers east of ST. Croix lake
want bridge across the lake. A pc
tition signed by over 20 settlers is
now in the hands of A. l. Lord OF
Scion Springs and an effort will be
made to get tie county board to join
with the town of Nebagamon III pay
ing for the structure.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Albert
son, 2329 Cakes avenue, was held
Thursday afternoon from the Danish
church. Burial was in Greenwood
cemetery. Mrs. Albertson was the
widow Of Gilbert Albertson, veteran
OF the civil war, who died in this city
eight years ago.
II you want to know what Is in the
Church, Musical and 1heatericai
world today. Read the TINES
John Wilson, who was arrested in
this city with companion last winter,
charged with having robbed band in
Snowflake, Manitoba, has been re-
leased i'll the city of Winnepeg, the
court holding after eighteen months
effort to obtain conviction that there
was MT sufficient evidence.
When selecting your Holiday cigars
besure and get the City of Destiny.
! The Wisconsin Central will next
season make campaign TO bring set
tiers to Northern Wisconsin and the
sale of the acres of fertile lands that
remain unsold in Douglas and other
counties. The road believes that the
deer hunting helps the sale of lands
each year for many people come up
after the ground is covered with snow
and the evidence they see of thrift
and prosperity converts them to the
belief that this section of the state is
a good agricultural country.
For the best floor paint Go to
, Washburn's
&. j. Weber of this city has re-
ceived word Of the death Monday
I night in Fond du Lac, Wis, of Hubert
Korrer former resident of Superior.
The deceased has been in Ill health
for some time and death was caused
by consumption. Until about fou
years ago he was engaged in the grain
business in this city as a member of
/ the firm of Smith & korrer but was
obliged to close up on account of
i'll health.
Go to Washburn's for pictures and
/ picture framing.
Miss Mabel Charlevois and Martin
/ O'Malley of this city surprised their
friends on Saturday by being joined
in the holy bonds of matrimony. They
went to Carlton, Nina, and there Sc
cured the necessary marriage licence
and later found person qualified to
perform the ceremony. Both Of the
parties are well known here and the
wedding was surprise to both friends
and relatives.
Dressmaking and ladies' and child
ren's tailoring done at, Mrs NJ. j.
/ Hartman's 49, w. 9th street.
william Murphy and George Ed
wards, accused of having robbed a
companion, Thomas Burns, at Itasca,
were released on that charge in NUM-
cipal court Tuesday but were immed
lately arrested again with their part
ner Burns, on the charge of vagrancy
no doubt in his mind that they had
assaulted Burns and taken his money,
/ but that he was evidently trying TO
shield them, and it would be har, to
secure conviction under the circum-
stances. The th'ee men we've con.
victed Oh the charge Of vagrancy and
were .iNru sIN months IL the CGurtN
| jail with the privilege NJ tne end oI
thirty days of getting out Of town.
More people are now reading the
| TIMES than ever before.
The board of review, which has just
ended its fifty day session, has dealt
with two important questions of taxa
ton They are the right of the city
to tax grain in elevators on May l.
which the board decided to try to col.
lect, and the taxation of First Nation
al bank stock held by K. W. de Terest
and H. W de Forest of New York and
w B. Banks of this city. All filed at
fidavits that their liabilities exceeded
their credits due. For this reason
they claimed to be exempt from as
sess ment. The board decided to tax
the stock