The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-04-01


Hon. j A Hume of Lake Nebaga.
mon made a flying business trip to
Superior Monday,
Mrs. b. o. Gile entertained mum
Der of wee folks last Wednesday in
honor of her son Orville's fifth birth
day.
Well, did you find salt in the sugar
bowl, your sheets sewed together or Il
cute little label pinned on the back of
your coat, today?
John Halliday, who has Loen en-
ployed in the Daisy Mill for the past
two years, left yesterday for Merrell,
Wis, where he accepts position as
millwright iu the Merrell roller mills.
E. Digle, who has been employed as
yardmaster by the Omaha at the
yards at Itasca for some time past,
has been promoted to the position of
trainmaster between Itasca and Du
luth.
Feel tired, no appetite, cannot
sleep, work or eat? That's spring
1iredness and will disappear at once
if you take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 80 cents. Tea or Tablets.
Ask your Druggist.
Little enough is known by Ameri-
can women about the life of one of
the few women Of genius the world
has produced-Rosa Ronheur, Much
light is thrown on her remark able
career by Theodore Stanton in his ar
ticle in the April Lppincotts
Word was received Wednesday of
the death at Birch Lake, Wis. of Mr..
Queed, who has been i'll of consump-
ton the past year. Mrs. Queed was
formerly Miss Bessie Leggate, John
Weiss brother in-law of Mrs.
Queed and Mrs. Leggate left Friday
to attend the funeral.
Union services will be held bv the
Presbyterian and Methodist churches
Sunday evening at the latter place. A
musical chorus of 20 voices will be a
leading feature of the fine musical
program which has been planned
Grafton Mason will sing a solo.
: The Fraternal Leaguers and the
Maccabees held joint social session
at Music Hall Thursday evening. A
: few pleasant hours were spent in
} social chat and listening to some very
good music. 1t is the intention of the
lodges to give dance AS soon as the
Lenten season is over.
The Bon Ami sounded the signal
gun for the opening of navigation
Thursday, when it left it's winter
quarters in Duluth for trip up the
the north shore. 1t will return today
and will leave Sunday for a trip to
Isle Royal. This is As days earlier
than navigation opened last year.
Mrs. F, o. Barncard was surprised
by party of friends last week at her
home on W. 9th st. Games and cards
were the diversions of the evening.
The prizes were taken as follows:
Head gentleman's prize Chas Hoff-
man; second prize Don Mckenzie;
Ladies' head prize Mrs. d. Donaghy;
second prize Miss E. Droil. The hos
tess was presented with few pieces
of hand painted china. Those pre-
sent al this informal gathering were:
Mesdames and Messrs. d. Donaghy,
Fl. E Gellnean, Z. Theobold, j. Nc
Nichols, and Miss Emma Decker all of
Duluth, Messrs Don Mckenzie and
Geo, Decker of Duluth, Chas Hoffman
Phil Hoffman, VIM. Crowne and j. A.
MacGlllwray of Proctorknott, Misses
Estele Droil, w, Straitland, M. Theo-
bold, Dorthy Barncard and Mrs. J. A.
Barncard.
The Great Northern's Allouez docks
are getting ready for the busiest sea
son on record. The work com
menced Friday with the arrival of
train from the ore country. From
now until the close of navigation
there will be no cessation, the en-
tire plant having been repaired and
made ready for the immense traffic
which will tax it to its utmost capa-
city. This means an empetus to bust
ness all around, and the employment
of many more men, as the expected
increase in traffic necessitates much
extra help. Another new feature of
the work this year is the construction
of an assay Office at the local dock. |
Heretofore all the assaying was done |
at the mines, while now every ship !
ment which leaves the dock will be |
assyed by the Superior official This |
will greatly simplify and expediate |
matters. as well as reduce the tremen-
dous expenses of the company.
A practice game was played Sun
day between the Rival and Clipper
hall tpama fter an idlenpss of five