The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-01-14

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and Mrs. Fred Armstrong took place
from the family residence at 205 w.
9Th St last Saturday afternoon, The
little one was a sufferer from pneu-
mona and died last Friday.
4 number OF the members OF Atom
20 Post G. a. R., and Women's Relief
Corps of the East End attended the
Joint installation at Agen Hall last
Saturday evening At the close Of
the ceremonies and after a short pro-
gram was rendered refreshments
were served.
The contract for grading between
Ladysmith and Withee, Wis, will
soon be let, The surveyors are nov
in the vicinity of Gordon and are eX-
periencing lot of trouble with their
survey as there are so many small
lakes and streams and many dep
cuts which they are trying TO so
around.
The annual meeting of the Histori.
cal Society was held last Tues lay
evening in the lecture room OF the
public library. a very interesting
address had been prepared by the
president Of the society, Rev. James
r. Smith, formerly of Superior, and
now Of Quincy, H., which was read
by ". II. Webb Interesting papers
were also read by Il. S. Butler and
James Bardon. II
At meeting of the Nett,eton
Council, No. 10, National Fraternal
League. held Thursday evening the
following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Past Councillor,
Nels Caron; Councillor, r. J. Neville,
Vice Councillor, Walter Childs; Sec,
c. l.. Day; Treas, August Kunert;
Wa den, Frank Yahn; Sentinel, c.
Kineiper; Outside Guard, Frank
Bennett.
Nellie, the ten year old daughter Of
Chief and Mrs. Vincent McKinnou,
died at her home Tuesday afternoon
of diabetis. For some time the child
had been i'll with the disease but hay
ing contracted a cold it grew in its
severity until she could bear it no
longer. The funeral was held Thurs
day aftereoon at O'Clock from St
Francis Xavier's Church. The SYM
pathy OF the friends Of the family is
extended.
I'll brave the storms OF Chilkoot Pass,
I'll cross the plains of frozen glass,
I'd leave my wife and cross the sea,
Rather than be without Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Ask your druggist
On Wednesday evening the Gitche
Ounce tribe, Mo. 7, | O. Il NJ. in
stalled the following officers for the
ensuing year, Great Sachem, Dr.. a,
S. Andrews presiding, The follow
ing officers were installod: William
Stone, sachem G. 5. Andrews. senior
sycamore; II. Sawyer. t'nior saga
more; D. A. Dittmansen, prophet;
G. w. Kane, Chic OF Records; Au-
gust Zachau, keeper OF wampum;
William Zachau, collector; D. A. Dit
manson, representative to great coun-
ell, After the cermonies a smoke
sleep and dog feast were enjoyed.
The Police Gazette Sporting annu-
al for 1905 has just been issued, and
this year it is better and handsomer
than ever. Il fairly bristles with
facts and contains records Of base
ball, bicycling, hotting, jumping,
football, vacing, aquatcs and all &ths-
letic sports The main feature of the
book however, is the pugilistic re-
cords, and many pages are devoted 10
that popular branch o! sport. The
little volumn is made doubly at
tractIve by it, nigh class illustrations
and photos of all the champions 1t
is authentic ana reliable, ana stands
to-day am authority on the subjects
upon which il treats. ! is published
b. Richard X Fox, Franklin Square,
New York City.
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