The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-03-31

tloil ~ SueSl VI lTlelluS III lne Guy.
Judge Carr of Lake Nebagamon was
a business visitor in the city this
week,
Arthur Marceau has returned from
Brainerd, Niinn., where he has been
for few days.
The contest between the l. O. 0. f.
lodges of che city was decided in
favor of Terminal lodge, the MARCIA
being eleven points.
Commencing next week Nemadii
Lodge No. "A, X. of p. will meet on
Wednesday evening instead of Tues.
day evening in the large han in Odd
Fellows temple en- 18th st.
w IED-District managers to
post signs, advertise and distribute
samples. Salary $3.50 weekly, $500
per day for expenses. State ego and
present employment. IDEAL SHEAR
co, SO Randolph St, Chicago.
The orse rallied by Tent No. 50, X.
O. T. NJ, Thursday evening went to
q. +, Scots, engineer at the Daisy
mill, Besides the rafting Of the horse
the members of the lodge had big
spread, Mt which many election ci
gars were consumed
Eliza Shaw Guild will hold an Eas-
ter Sale on Saturday, April eth in the
Erlanson building next door to Smith
* Mahau's Grocery Store. The ladies
have been buay for some time making
preparations for the sale and many
useful as well as beautiful things will
be seen. Don't forget the date, Sat.
April z
Atty. NJ. S Bright has moved his
law office to Duluth and will open Of
fees at that place on April LIST at 500
First National Bank Building. MIR.
Bright has been in the law business
in Superior fer the past ID years and
was one of the active members of the
Douglas County Bar Association.
Mr.. Bright will make his home in SUI
perior for the present.
At the last meeting Of the Board of
Education the question OF dancing in
the school gymnasiums was brought
up. voted upon and approved Of by
the board. The dancing il to be I'M
der the supervision of the Superin-
tend or Principal OF the school. The
proposition has been under considcra-
ton for some time and the petition
was indorsed by some Of the leading
people of Superior.
NIhssrs. Levi Dupuy, George Bless
ing of Cleveland, Ohio, and Angus
Mcleod of Milwaukee, who have
been in Allouez since navigation
closed last fan, will be leaving us
as soon as navigation opens, much to
the regrets of their many friends.
Mr. Dupuy will take up his duties OF
steward on the Prest Keel,
Mr.. Mcleod will be first mate on the
steamer, Cowle. fitting out at Manito'
wac, and Mr., Blessing will be second
mate on the steamer, lleillelinger
which has been lying at the ltasca
Elevator this winter. 1t IL hoped
that they will run into this port this
season, when we will have a chance
to see them occasionally, MIR. Nc
Leod seems quite anxious to run in
here this summer and it is likely he
may settle here in the future.
Election Day next Tuesday and the
campaign guns are being fired in
every direction. On that day the
polls will be open from & O'Clock in
the morning until O'Clock III the
evening. In addition to voting for
the various candidates voters will
have the opportunity Of voting for
Ownership of the water and
electric light plant, There has been
excitement during the
entire campaign but during the re-
naming days there will be some
thing doinn The voters of the First
Ward will vote for the following can.
didates:
Mayor Victor Linley, Il; g. n. O.
Hare, Citizens; II. NJ. Parks, soc. ID
ComptroIIer-Lewis Erickson, X;
J. j. Surch, Citizen; Peter Winquist,
Soc. ID,
Treasurer r. l. Hunter II; &. W.
Larson Soc. y.
Constables w. A Woods and f.
q. Beito, r; $ l.. Crotty, Citizens.
Ward Officers Alderman Peter