Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-10
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by the Special Reporters Of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

G. N. Nelson & Co.'s drive came into SNAKE
river yesterday. eiaea
David Cover left yesterday for Grand Forks
| to be gone week. .-t
Tie farmers through the county report the
grain looking WELL
Seymour. Sabin g. Co. will start their brick
yard IN a few days.
D. NJ. Sabin and Major Edward arrived nome
from Chicago Sunday.
Found A locket for gents chain, inquire
at GLOBE reporters Office.
The front Of McKusick's block is being oiled
and the staging being removed.
DIR. McC )mb, of Rush City, is in town visit
ing with his father and mother.
There will be train from st. Paul on the
evening of the opening OF the Grand opera
house.
The R. j. Wheeler and A. T. jerks are at
the landing, and will start down river In a lew
days with RATS.
Mr., A. NJ. Radcliff, the State architect, was
at the prison yesterday looking after the work
of the new shops.
Mason. & Morgan's Uncle Toms Cabin
combination will appear at the Grand Opera
house on Saturday, May 18th.
The drop curtain of the Grand Opera was
let down Yesterday. 1t is representation
from scene in the garden of the Tuillerles.
If the health officer will take walk down
the east side of Main street, near the Lakeside
house, he can find chance to employ himself
in the interests of the citizens.
All those wishing to enjoy the evening at
the opening of the Grand Opera house should
not fail to procure a pair of those Alexander
kid gloves at the Ladies' Bazaar.
The lecture of the Rev. II. w. Harrington
Sunday evening was very interesting and was
listened to by an appreciative audience. The
lectures are instructive and interesting as they
treat of facts from scientific standpoint.
We notice in the photograph gallery Of Jas;
Sinclair some very fiDe views OF the different
places in and around saltwater. He has some
views of the churches as they appeared upon
Easter MIR. Sinclair is now prepared to make
pictures by the dry process, by which he can
take them instantly.
The Young Crusaders of the Catholic Total
Abstinence society held a meeting Sunday
afternoon, and elected the following officers:
NJ. w. Murray, president; Thos. Nolan, vice
president; j. j. Griffin, secretary; John
O'Brien, treasurer. A board OF managers was
elected, consisting of r. B. Brady, M. Downs
and John Clery. Grand marshal, George D..
Conklon; first assistant, James Elliott, second
assistant, VIM Falsey; sargeant-at-arms, j..
II. Duggan.
There has been very general interest mani
tested by the society to keep the organization
in a prosperous condition, and they have sue
ceeded in such a measure that it is a commend
able effort upon their part. Since the first day
of May they have added to the rolls twenty-five
new members, who have taken the pledge, and
there are now seven who have been proposed
for membership and action will be taken upon
their names at the next meeting. 1t is the in
tention of this society to place itself in the
front rank of any temperance society in the
State, and we can truly say that they lead any
society in this city, and the influence that they
have welded in this city is highly commend
able to the society.