Daily globe., 1879-06-18
SALTWATER ] NEWS.
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The Pauline and Isaac Staples returne,
from below yesterday.

The Pauline and Isaac Staples returned
from below yesterday.
Jacob Falcon has sold his bakery to Chas.
Hoffman, Of the confectionery and ice
cream establishment in Dische's block.
This is the only bakery in the city, and must
prove profitable investment to the owner.
The Cornet band will accompany the
Mannerchor society, of this city, to the
Saengerfest on Friday, and remain three
days. Minneapolis this week will have
chance to learn what is in them, in the line
of music.
The general advertising car of Cooper &
Bailey's Great London circus pulled up at
the lower depot yesterday. As natural
consequence the city and suburbs are pro-
fusely placarded with the bills of that great
travelling institution.
The Catholic Total Abstinence societies of
the city, escorted by the Cornet band, will
march from their hall at the church to the
st. Paul & Duluth depot to day at P. NJ,
and take special train to Minneapolis to
take part in the celebration at that place,
returning at 11P.M.
Fayette Marsh is negotiating with Ed.
Staples for the purchase eff his residence on
lower Main street, near the blacksmith shop.
Mr.. Staples has erected q fine building near
the old race-track, which he will soon oc-
cupy. Mr.. Marsh desires to purchase the
present residence for the use of person in
his employ.
Fourth Of July.
The fourth of July celebration in this
city promises to be the s:loudest time of the
season. From the active interest shown by
all our citizens the grand mardi gras will
doubtless be the most successful ever wit
messed in the Northwest.
PROGRAMME.
Mardi gras Forming at base ball grounds
commencing at A. NJ, 500 to best costume;
$40 to second.
Bateaux race-Half mile and return, i'm
mediately after conclusion of mardi gras.
$50 to first, 800 to second, $40 to third.
to first, $5 to second.
Horse races at Lily Lake driving park,
| 1:3OP.M.
Slow race-$2O to last, $40 to second.
Three minute race-$50 to first, 500 to
second.
Pony race -$2O to first, $40 to second.
Mile and repeat-$50 to first, 500 to sec
ond.
Foot race-To be run between heats of ra-
ces, 500 to first, $40 to second, SIS to third
Sack race-$15 to first, $40 to second.
A steamboat race between one of Isaac
Staples and Durant, Wheeler & Co.'s boats
will take place on the lake in the evening.
General directors - Hon. D. M. Sabin
Hon. Isaac Staples, Hon. E. 8. Brown, J. r
Carli, Matt. Clark, w. G. Masterman, w.
E. Easton.
Judges bateaux and tub races-F. 81. Sey
mour, d. II. Hersey, DR.. P. II. Millard.
Judges sack race-W. r. Lehmicke, r. s
Davis, L. G. Proctor.
Judges horse and foot races-Hon. VIM
McKusick, G. M. Seymour, H. D. Cutler.
Time keepers-D. H. Hersey, Otto Hos
pes, G. o. Haskell.
Judges of the Mardi Gras yet to be ap
pointed.
The fact that the above named gentlemen
we'll known for their active energy, hav
taken the matter in hand, is certain proof o
the most glorious Fourth ever witnessed il
Saltwater.
Half rates on all trains running into th
city have been secured. Fifteen hundre
dollars or more will be expended. w.
Easton, of the Gazette, secretary, will re
ceive all entries.