Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-24
SALTWATER NEWS.
Wheat Is. CT, "a and rs cents.

w uCdt io VI, Of duu 80 Genus.
| Sebastian Boomer, same charge, paid $50
and costs.
John Tenny, for disturbing the peace,
paid $40 and costs.
| The Saltwater Mills last week shipped
| 1893 barrels of flour.
| Frank Swartz has purchased John Cum
mons residence Oh Fourth street, Nelson's
Field.
Richard McGary. whose funeral took place
yesterday, leaves wife and six children in
rather stringent circumstances.
No business transacted at the meeting of
the board of education Friday evening, but
the members amused themselves telling
jokes and stories.
VIM. Colburn, who was sentenced by Judge
Crosby, Wednesday, to serve term of one
year and six months in State prison for lar
ceny, was incarcerated Yesterday.
The Saltwater d Taylors Falls road
yesterday shipped GOO barrels of flour. seven
car loads of lumber and two car loads of
piling, and received four car loads Of mer-
chandise.
+. E. LOOMS, the enterprisng photograph
er, has secured the right of Washington
county for the permanent carbon photograph.
Ibis photograph is more durable than any
other, has brilliant polish and will not
fade.
Young Huron, who was scalded at Nc
kusick 81 Anderson's mill last summer. and
sent to his friends at Point Douglas, was re-
turned to this city yesterday to be taken care
of by the county. The county commission
ers engaged room in the Mower building
and had him placed there to remain until he
RECEIVERS Although still very i'll, he is on
fair way to recovery.
1t is reported that two business buildings
in Osceola were destroyed by fire Friday
evening One of the buildings was occu-
pied by Z. G. Mayo, general merchandise
merchant, who saved about one third of his
stock, and the other by Fred Summertield,
harness maker, who saved the whole of his
stock but lost his household goods, which
were in the upper story.
A bank of clay fell on Martin Phigter, an
employe of the prison, yesterday forenoon,
crushing him against wheelbarrow, and
causing comminuted fracture OF the tenure
of the left leg. The injured man never spoke
after the accident, and died in twenty min
utes. Although no examination was held, it
is thought that he sufferredi Internal injuries.
MIR. Phister is a German by birth, and about
60 years of age, and he has wife and one
child residing in this city. The remains
were taken to his home. The bank was
about ten feet high, and the men had dug in
at the bottom to depth of foot when the
accident occurred.
State deputy G. G. Clendennin, of the
Independent Order of Mutual Aid, is in the
city with the intention of organizing
branch order in Saltwater. The order was
organized in 1874 and the supreme lodge of
the United States and the grand lodge are
incorporated according to law. Under the
act of incorporation the order offers and
will pay to the widows or heirs of each deceas-
ed $4,000 as death benefit. The initiation
fee of charter members is not less than So,
and each assessment thereafter will be SI.25,
and on the death of a member his widow or
heirs will receive $4,000, also 1925 of every
assessment he has paid into the benefit fund
retaining the first So paid into the benefit
fund only. We publish the foregoing for the
benefit of our readers, VINO can see Mr.. Clen-
DENIM and examine into the merits of the
organization themselves.