Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-16
NEIGHB0RHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by the Special Reporters Of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.


Wheat No. 81 cents Receipts 1880
bushels
The 'sTurnverien" will take scholars
at Is cents per month.
0. NJ Upsahl is still adding improve
ments to his new dry goods store.
The Gould" meets tonight at the res
idence of Mrs. John McKusick, where a
supper will be served.
F. E. Reid, who formerly ran the SO
cent store here, is here on business in the
interest of a Milwaukee firm.
Chas NJ. McCluer leaves Monday for
an extended tour through the South in a
search for health. May he find it.
Cards of invitation are out for recep-
ton to be given "Roc" Bronson by Mr..
and Mrs. D. H. Hersey. Puck will attend
in body.
Two tramps were to have been up be-
fore the municipal court this morning and
in the absence of q judge they were sent
out of town.
A number of couples went to Marine
last evening to attend private social
party at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Judd.
e. D. Taylor has sold nearly 400 tickets
to the humorous lecture which will be
given in Opera hall Saturday night.
"Just tor Fun" seems to take well.
The train which brings the papers to
Saltwater was an hour late again yester-
day. The people are beginning to get
used to it now and do not complain at
ALL
A local land league has been organized
in this city with membership of thirty
five. The officers are: President, NJ Z.
Murphy; secretary, NJ. Packenham; treas.
urer, Ed. Mackey.
DR.. Dorion, of St. Paul, was in the city
yesterday holdinga professional cOnsulta-
ton over Mrs Frank Warren. Her case was
pronounced hopeless. She will probably
not live more than two weeks.
The letters of Stanly to Miss Boles will
probably be read at the examination to-
morrow. A full report of the proceed
ings will be furnished the readers of the
GLOBE, as the interest In the trial is very
intense.
In the absence Of Judge Smith, Asso-
ciate Judge Jack will probably preside at
the preliminary trial of Prof. Stanley to-
morrow. 1t is said Judge Smith will
resign his position unless his salary is
raised.
The board of prison inspectors have
caused to be written, and will tomorrow
| file an answer to the mandamus issued by
the supreme court, forbidding them tc
sign the contract with Seymour, Sabin &,
| Co. In their answer they will state that
the bid of Cyrus W. Thompson was in
the interest of FOrepaugh & Tarbox, made
with the intention of defrauding the
State, and preventing honest competi.
ton in the letting of the contract.
Considerable complaint is being made
of certain party claiming to be employ
ed by DR.. Bigelow of Chicago, who is in,
Discriminatory distributing kind of OBJ
scene literature among the young people
of the town. 1t is of that kind pertain
ing to the treatment of youthful indiscre
| tiOns, etc., and some other matters en-
tirely unfit for publication. If he can bt
gotten hold of he will probably be bodily
bounced.
| A party consisting of Chas. Forster
Chas Easton, Willis Prince, A. Wilkeson
| Walter Lehmicke, John G. Nethaway
Glen. Clark, Jas. Rhodes, Myron Willim
Hi King, Roc. Bronson, Will Chambers
| Will Masterman, Misses Edie Gaslkill
Carrie Webb and Oracle Lowell, anC
Prof. and Mrs. Jones, went to Hudson Ell
masque, to attend the masquerade bal
there last night They say the masque!
were good, and some of them expensive
but the music and provender were of {
very inferior order