The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-02-18

/ Thomas n. Hunt Of Minneapolis
. was guest at the Euclid Tuesday.
Atty. L, X Luse was a business
visitor at Eau Claire the first Of week
After severe attack of grip, D,~l
Atty, Foley is again attending to ills
duties
Assemblymau and Mrs. Wallace
Andrews are expected TO spend sew
eral days at home the last of the
month.
Hon James Bardon gave his check
Tuesday for $4,000 for city taxes and
about the same amount was paid a
short time ago for County taxes,
Work in the lumber camps is boom
ing. a representative from the
Hines camps reports that every camp
Is being worked to its full capacity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran of Iron Riy-
!er are in the city looking up a resi-
dence with the view of making Su-
perior their home. Superior is al
ways ready to welcome new citizens.
Miss Sdbra Mason, who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Mason of Central Park, left Tues
day for Mortified Mimi, to resume
her duties as librarian of Carlton col.
lege.
At meeting of the council, Tues
day evening, Mayor O'Hare appoint
ed E. T. McCausland to fill the vacan-
cy in the library board caused by the
resignation of Rev. j. E. Seth, who
will leave for Spokane to reside
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wilhelm, of st.
Paul, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G.. Burress, 294 W. 9th St, the
first of the week. Mr. Wilhelm is
train dispatcher for the Chicago,
Great Western railroad.
There's a pretty girl in an Alpine hat,
A sweeter girl with a sailor brim,
But the handsomest girl you'll ever
see,
Is the girl who uses Rocky Noun
tain Tea.-Ask your druggist.
Arthur Woods, the murderer of the
street car conductor, Ole n. Bendz,
died at Waupun during the past week
Woods had been in failing health ever
since he went to prison and had been
in the hospital the greater part of the
time. His remains were claimed by
a sister in Chicago and taken to the
old home in the south for burial.
Senator Hudnall has introduced a
bill providing for constitutional
amendment to abolish all exclusive
public utility franchises, and giving
cities the right to issue bonds for
public utilities up to % per cent Of
the assessed valuation, The bill must
be approved by majority of voters
at election.
V o. An agent in Douglas
County to sell Electric Alarm Clocks
to saloon trade.) A good money
making proposition to a hustler.
(Small capital required Can make
from % TO 10 dollars a day hand
ling your own money. Call or write
the MilN aukee Vending Co, 10 Mar
tin St. Milwaukee, Wis Telephone
Main 2742 Long Distance.
Ben 0. Gile was the loser of fine
livery horse, Wednesday valued at
$50, as the result of a runaway ac-
cident. While driving near Ailouez
the horse shed a something near the
road, throwing the occupants ont of
the cutter. The horse ran up the q.
n. track to Saunders, whore he
caught MS hoof in frog and in try
ing to extrcate it pulled the hoof off,
neccssating the killing OF tho animal.
Whitney Bros. the Superior con
tractors closed a deal Monday where
by they secured dock frontage on
Cummings Ave, slip. The property
was purchased from II NJ. Peyton,
who has owned the property for 50
years. The property will be used for
a dock and dredging will be done
early il the spring and the material
will be used to fill in the dock space.
The purchase price was $1,000.
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